use Pleroma.DataCase
alias Pleroma.Builders.{UserBuilder, ActivityBuilder}
alias Pleroma.Web.TwitterAPI.TwitterAPI
+ alias Pleroma.Web.TwitterAPI.Utils
alias Pleroma.{Activity, User, Object, Repo}
alias Pleroma.Web.TwitterAPI.Representers.{ActivityRepresenter, UserRepresenter}
alias Pleroma.Web.ActivityPub.ActivityPub
object = Repo.insert!(%Object{data: object_data})
input = %{
- "status" => "Hello again, @shp.<script></script>\nThis is on another line.",
+ "status" => "Hello again, @shp.<script></script>\nThis is on another line. #2hu #epic #phantasmagoric",
"media_ids" => [object.id]
}
{ :ok, activity = %Activity{} } = TwitterAPI.create_status(user, input)
- assert get_in(activity.data, ["object", "content"]) == "Hello again, <a href='shp'>@shp</a>.<br>This is on another line.<br><a href='http://example.org/image.jpg' class='attachment'>http://example.org/image.jpg</a>"
+ assert get_in(activity.data, ["object", "content"]) == "Hello again, <a href='shp'>@shp</a>.<br>\nThis is on another line. #2hu #epic #phantasmagoric<br>\n<a href=\"http://example.org/image.jpg\" class='attachment'>image.jpg</a>"
assert get_in(activity.data, ["object", "type"]) == "Note"
assert get_in(activity.data, ["object", "actor"]) == user.ap_id
assert get_in(activity.data, ["actor"]) == user.ap_id
assert Enum.member?(get_in(activity.data, ["to"]), "shp")
assert activity.local == true
+ # hashtags
+ assert activity.data["object"]["tag"] == ["2hu", "epic", "phantasmagoric"]
+
# Add a context
assert is_binary(get_in(activity.data, ["context"]))
assert is_binary(get_in(activity.data, ["object", "context"]))
assert {:error, "You need to specify screen_name or user_id"} == TwitterAPI.get_user(nil, nil)
assert user1_result == TwitterAPI.get_user(nil, %{"user_id" => user1.id})
+ assert user1_result == TwitterAPI.get_user(nil, %{"user_id" => user1.nickname})
assert user1_result == TwitterAPI.get_user(nil, %{"screen_name" => user1.nickname})
assert user1_result == TwitterAPI.get_user(user1, nil)
assert user1_result == TwitterAPI.get_user(user2, %{"user_id" => user1.id})
assert is_binary(response)
end
- test "it can parse mentions and return the relevant users" do
- text = "@gsimg According to @archaeme , that is @daggsy."
-
- gsimg = insert(:user, %{nickname: "gsimg"})
- archaeme = insert(:user, %{nickname: "archaeme"})
-
- expected_result = [
- {"@gsimg", gsimg},
- {"@archaeme", archaeme}
- ]
-
- assert TwitterAPI.parse_mentions(text) == expected_result
- end
-
test "it adds user links to an existing text" do
- text = "@gsimg According to @archaeme , that is @daggsy."
+ text = "@gsimg According to @archaeme, that is @daggsy. Also hello @archaeme@archae.me"
gsimg = insert(:user, %{nickname: "gsimg"})
archaeme = insert(:user, %{nickname: "archaeme"})
+ archaeme_remote = insert(:user, %{nickname: "archaeme@archae.me"})
- mentions = TwitterAPI.parse_mentions(text)
- expected_text = "<a href='#{gsimg.ap_id}'>@gsimg</a> According to <a href='#{archaeme.ap_id}'>@archaeme</a> , that is @daggsy."
+ mentions = Pleroma.Formatter.parse_mentions(text)
+ expected_text = "<a href='#{gsimg.ap_id}'>@gsimg</a> According to <a href='#{archaeme.ap_id}'>@archaeme</a>, that is @daggsy. Also hello <a href='#{archaeme_remote.ap_id}'>@archaeme</a>"
- assert TwitterAPI.add_user_links(text, mentions) == expected_text
+ assert Utils.add_user_links(text, mentions) == expected_text
end
test "it favorites a status, returns the updated status" do
assert conversation_id == object.id
end
end
+
+ describe "fetching a user by uri" do
+ test "fetches a user by uri" do
+ id = "https://mastodon.social/users/lambadalambda"
+ user = insert(:user)
+ {:ok, represented} = TwitterAPI.get_external_profile(user, id)
+ remote = User.get_by_ap_id(id)
+
+ assert represented == UserRepresenter.to_map(remote, %{for: user})
+
+ # Also fetches the feed.
+ assert Activity.get_create_activity_by_object_ap_id("tag:mastodon.social,2017-04-05:objectId=1641750:objectType=Status")
+ end
+ end
end