Add an acceptance test for registration and login

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Shane Kilkelly 2016-09-27 11:55:51 +01:00
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expect = require("chai").expect
async = require("async")
User = require "./helpers/User"
request = require "./helpers/request"
settings = require "settings-sharelatex"
redis = require "./helpers/redis"
# Expectations
expectProjectAccess = (user, projectId, callback=(err,result)->) ->
# should have access to project
user.openProject projectId, (err) =>
expect(err).to.be.oneOf [null, undefined]
callback()
expectNoProjectAccess = (user, projectId, callback=(err,result)->) ->
# should not have access to project page
user.openProject projectId, (err) =>
expect(err).to.be.instanceof Error
callback()
# Actions
tryLoginThroughRegistrationForm = (user, email, password, callback=(err, response, body)->) ->
user.getCsrfToken (err) ->
return callback(err) if err?
user.request.post {
url: "/register"
json:
email: email
password: password
}, callback
describe "LoginViaRegistration", ->
before (done) ->
@timeout(60000)
@user1 = new User()
@user2 = new User()
async.series [
(cb) => @user1.login cb
(cb) => @user1.logout cb
(cb) => redis.clearUserSessions @user1, cb
(cb) => @user2.login cb
(cb) => @user2.logout cb
(cb) => redis.clearUserSessions @user2, cb
], done
@project_id = null
describe "[Security] Trying to register/login as another user", ->
it 'should have user1 login', (done) ->
@user1.login (err) ->
expect(err?).to.equal false
done()
it 'should have user1 create a project', (done) ->
@user1.createProject 'Private Project', (err, project_id) =>
expect(err?).to.equal false
@project_id = project_id
done()
it 'should ensure user1 can access their project', (done) ->
expectProjectAccess @user1, @project_id, done
it 'should ensure user2 cannot access the project', (done) ->
expectNoProjectAccess @user2, @project_id, done
it 'should prevent user2 from login/register with user1 email address', (done) ->
tryLoginThroughRegistrationForm @user2, @user1.email, 'totally_not_the_right_password', (err, response, body) =>
expect(body.redir?).to.equal false
expect(body.message?).to.equal true
expect(body.message).to.have.all.keys('type', 'text')
expect(body.message.type).to.equal 'error'
done()
it 'should still ensure user2 cannot access the project', (done) ->
expectNoProjectAccess @user2, @project_id, done