use Pleroma.DataCase, async: true
alias Pleroma.Chat
+ alias Pleroma.Web.CommonAPI
import Pleroma.Factory
+ describe "messages" do
+ test "it returns the last message in a chat" do
+ user = insert(:user)
+ recipient = insert(:user)
+
+ {:ok, _message_1} = CommonAPI.post_chat_message(user, recipient, "hey")
+ {:ok, _message_2} = CommonAPI.post_chat_message(recipient, user, "ho")
+
+ {:ok, chat} = Chat.get_or_create(user.id, recipient.ap_id)
+
+ message = Chat.last_message_for_chat(chat)
+
+ assert message.data["content"] == "ho"
+ end
+ end
+
describe "creation and getting" do
test "it only works if the recipient is a valid user (for now)" do
user = insert(:user)
assert chat.id
end
- test "it returns a chat for a user and recipient if it already exists" do
+ test "it returns and bumps a chat for a user and recipient if it already exists" do
user = insert(:user)
other_user = insert(:user)
{:ok, chat} = Chat.bump_or_create(user.id, other_user.ap_id)
{:ok, chat_two} = Chat.bump_or_create(user.id, other_user.ap_id)
+ assert chat.id == chat_two.id
+ assert chat_two.unread == 2
+ end
+
+ test "it returns a chat for a user and recipient if it already exists" do
+ user = insert(:user)
+ other_user = insert(:user)
+
+ {:ok, chat} = Chat.get_or_create(user.id, other_user.ap_id)
+ {:ok, chat_two} = Chat.get_or_create(user.id, other_user.ap_id)
+
assert chat.id == chat_two.id
end