discourse/spec/components/promotion_spec.rb
Sam 59d04c0695 Internal renaming of elder,leader,regular,basic to numbers
Changed internals so trust levels are referred to with

TrustLevel[1], TrustLevel[2] etc.

This gives us much better flexibility naming trust levels, these names
are meant to be controlled by various communities.
2014-09-05 15:20:52 +10:00

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require 'spec_helper'
require 'promotion'
describe Promotion do
describe "review" do
it "skips regular users" do
# Reviewing users at higher trust levels is expensive, so trigger those reviews in a background job.
regular = Fabricate.build(:user, trust_level: TrustLevel[2])
promotion = described_class.new(regular)
promotion.expects(:review_tl2).never
promotion.review
end
end
context "newuser" do
let(:user) { Fabricate(:user, trust_level: TrustLevel[0])}
let(:promotion) { Promotion.new(user) }
it "doesn't raise an error with a nil user" do
-> { Promotion.new(nil).review }.should_not raise_error
end
context 'that has done nothing' do
let!(:result) { promotion.review }
it "returns false" do
result.should be_false
end
it "has not changed the user's trust level" do
user.trust_level.should == TrustLevel[0]
end
end
context "that has done the requisite things" do
before do
stat = user.user_stat
stat.topics_entered = SiteSetting.tl1_requires_topics_entered
stat.posts_read_count = SiteSetting.tl1_requires_read_posts
stat.time_read = SiteSetting.tl1_requires_time_spent_mins * 60
@result = promotion.review
end
it "returns true" do
@result.should be_true
end
it "has upgraded the user to basic" do
user.trust_level.should == TrustLevel[1]
end
end
end
context "basic" do
let(:user) { Fabricate(:user, trust_level: TrustLevel[1])}
let(:promotion) { Promotion.new(user) }
context 'that has done nothing' do
let!(:result) { promotion.review }
it "returns false" do
result.should be_false
end
it "has not changed the user's trust level" do
user.trust_level.should == TrustLevel[1]
end
end
context "that has done the requisite things" do
before do
stat = user.user_stat
stat.topics_entered = SiteSetting.tl2_requires_topics_entered
stat.posts_read_count = SiteSetting.tl2_requires_read_posts
stat.time_read = SiteSetting.tl2_requires_time_spent_mins * 60
stat.days_visited = SiteSetting.tl2_requires_days_visited * 60
stat.likes_received = SiteSetting.tl2_requires_likes_received
stat.likes_given = SiteSetting.tl2_requires_likes_given
stat.topic_reply_count = SiteSetting.tl2_requires_topic_reply_count
@result = promotion.review
end
it "returns true" do
@result.should be_true
end
it "has upgraded the user to regular" do
user.trust_level.should == TrustLevel[2]
end
end
end
context "regular" do
let(:user) { Fabricate(:user, trust_level: TrustLevel[2])}
let(:promotion) { Promotion.new(user) }
context "doesn't qualify for promotion" do
before do
TrustLevel3Requirements.any_instance.expects(:requirements_met?).at_least_once.returns(false)
end
it "review_tl2 returns false" do
expect {
promotion.review_tl2.should == false
}.to_not change { user.reload.trust_level }
end
it "doesn't promote" do
expect {
promotion.review_tl2
}.to_not change { user.reload.trust_level }
end
it "doesn't log a trust level change" do
expect {
promotion.review_tl2
}.to_not change { UserHistory.count }
end
end
context "qualifies for promotion" do
before do
TrustLevel3Requirements.any_instance.expects(:requirements_met?).at_least_once.returns(true)
end
it "review_tl2 returns true" do
promotion.review_tl2.should == true
end
it "promotes to tl3" do
promotion.review_tl2.should == true
user.reload.trust_level.should == TrustLevel[3]
end
it "logs a trust level change" do
expect {
promotion.review_tl2
}.to change { UserHistory.where(action: UserHistory.actions[:auto_trust_level_change]).count }.by(1)
end
end
end
end