use Pleroma.DataCase
import Pleroma.Factory
+
setup_all do
Tesla.Mock.mock_global(fn env -> apply(HttpRequestMock, :request, [env]) end)
:ok
text = "I love #cofe and #2hu"
expected_text =
- "I love <a href='http://localhost:4001/tag/cofe' rel='tag'>#cofe</a> and <a href='http://localhost:4001/tag/2hu' rel='tag'>#2hu</a>"
+ "I love <a data-tag='cofe' href='http://localhost:4001/tag/cofe' rel='tag'>#cofe</a> and <a data-tag='2hu' href='http://localhost:4001/tag/2hu' rel='tag'>#2hu</a>"
tags = Formatter.parse_tags(text)
describe "add_user_links" do
test "gives a replacement for user links" do
- text = "@gsimg According to @archaeme, that is @daggsy. Also hello @archaeme@archae.me"
+ text = "@gsimg According to @archa_eme_, that is @daggsy. Also hello @archaeme@archae.me"
gsimg = insert(:user, %{nickname: "gsimg"})
archaeme =
insert(:user, %{
- nickname: "archaeme",
- info: %Pleroma.User.Info{source_data: %{"url" => "https://archeme/@archaeme"}}
+ nickname: "archa_eme_",
+ info: %Pleroma.User.Info{source_data: %{"url" => "https://archeme/@archa_eme_"}}
})
archaeme_remote = insert(:user, %{nickname: "archaeme@archae.me"})
Enum.each(subs, fn {uuid, _} -> assert String.contains?(text, uuid) end)
expected_text =
- "<span><a class='mention' href='#{gsimg.ap_id}'>@<span>gsimg</span></a></span> According to <span><a class='mention' href='#{
- "https://archeme/@archaeme"
- }'>@<span>archaeme</span></a></span>, that is @daggsy. Also hello <span><a class='mention' href='#{
- archaeme_remote.ap_id
- }'>@<span>archaeme</span></a></span>"
+ "<span><a data-user='#{gsimg.id}' class='mention' href='#{gsimg.ap_id}'>@<span>gsimg</span></a></span> According to <span><a data-user='#{
+ archaeme.id
+ }' class='mention' href='#{"https://archeme/@archa_eme_"}'>@<span>archa_eme_</span></a></span>, that is @daggsy. Also hello <span><a data-user='#{
+ archaeme_remote.id
+ }' class='mention' href='#{archaeme_remote.ap_id}'>@<span>archaeme</span></a></span>"
assert expected_text == Formatter.finalize({subs, text})
end
Enum.each(subs, fn {uuid, _} -> assert String.contains?(text, uuid) end)
expected_text =
- "<span><a class='mention' href='#{mike.ap_id}'>@<span>mike</span></a></span> test"
+ "<span><a data-user='#{mike.id}' class='mention' href='#{mike.ap_id}'>@<span>mike</span></a></span> test"
assert expected_text == Formatter.finalize({subs, text})
end
assert length(subs) == 1
Enum.each(subs, fn {uuid, _} -> assert String.contains?(text, uuid) end)
- expected_text = "<span><a class='mention' href='#{o.ap_id}'>@<span>o</span></a></span> hi"
+ expected_text =
+ "<span><a data-user='#{o.id}' class='mention' href='#{o.ap_id}'>@<span>o</span></a></span> hi"
+
assert expected_text == Formatter.finalize({subs, text})
end
text = nil
assert Formatter.get_emoji(text) == []
end
+
+ describe "/mentions_escape" do
+ test "it returns text with escaped mention names" do
+ text = """
+ @a_breakin_glass@cybre.space
+ (also, little voice inside my head thinking "maybe this will encourage people
+ pronouncing it properly instead of saying _raKEWdo_ ")
+ """
+
+ escape_text = """
+ @a\\_breakin\\_glass@cybre\\.space
+ (also, little voice inside my head thinking \"maybe this will encourage people
+ pronouncing it properly instead of saying _raKEWdo_ \")
+ """
+
+ mentions = [{"@a_breakin_glass@cybre.space", %{}}]
+ assert Formatter.mentions_escape(text, mentions) == escape_text
+ end
+ end
end