Repo.all(query)
end
+ def create(%Pleroma.Filter{user_id: user_id, filter_id: nil} = filter) do
+ # If filter_id wasn't given, use the max filter_id for this user plus 1.
+ # XXX This could result in a race condition if a user tries to add two
+ # different filters for their account from two different clients at the
+ # same time, but that should be unlikely.
+
+ max_id_query =
+ from(
+ f in Pleroma.Filter,
+ where: f.user_id == ^user_id,
+ select: max(f.filter_id)
+ )
+
+ filter_id =
+ case Repo.one(max_id_query) do
+ # Start allocating from 1
+ nil ->
+ 1
+
+ max_id ->
+ max_id + 1
+ end
+
+ filter
+ |> Map.put(:filter_id, filter_id)
+ |> Repo.insert()
+ end
+
def create(%Pleroma.Filter{} = filter) do
Repo.insert(filter)
end
import Pleroma.Factory
import Ecto.Query
- test "creating a filter" do
- user = insert(:user)
+ describe "creating filters" do
+ test "creating one filter" do
+ user = insert(:user)
- query = %Pleroma.Filter{
- user_id: user.id,
- filter_id: 42,
- phrase: "knights",
- context: ["home"]
- }
+ query = %Pleroma.Filter{
+ user_id: user.id,
+ filter_id: 42,
+ phrase: "knights",
+ context: ["home"]
+ }
+
+ {:ok, %Pleroma.Filter{} = filter} = Pleroma.Filter.create(query)
+ result = Pleroma.Filter.get(filter.filter_id, user)
+ assert query.phrase == result.phrase
+ end
+
+ test "creating one filter without a pre-defined filter_id" do
+ user = insert(:user)
+
+ query = %Pleroma.Filter{
+ user_id: user.id,
+ phrase: "knights",
+ context: ["home"]
+ }
+
+ {:ok, %Pleroma.Filter{} = filter} = Pleroma.Filter.create(query)
+ # Should start at 1
+ assert filter.filter_id == 1
+ end
+
+ test "creating additional filters uses previous highest filter_id + 1" do
+ user = insert(:user)
+
+ query_one = %Pleroma.Filter{
+ user_id: user.id,
+ filter_id: 42,
+ phrase: "knights",
+ context: ["home"]
+ }
+
+ {:ok, %Pleroma.Filter{} = filter_one} = Pleroma.Filter.create(query_one)
+
+ query_two = %Pleroma.Filter{
+ user_id: user.id,
+ # No filter_id
+ phrase: "who",
+ context: ["home"]
+ }
+
+ {:ok, %Pleroma.Filter{} = filter_two} = Pleroma.Filter.create(query_two)
+ assert filter_two.filter_id == filter_one.filter_id + 1
+ end
+
+ test "filter_id is unique per user" do
+ user_one = insert(:user)
+ user_two = insert(:user)
+
+ query_one = %Pleroma.Filter{
+ user_id: user_one.id,
+ phrase: "knights",
+ context: ["home"]
+ }
+
+ {:ok, %Pleroma.Filter{} = filter_one} = Pleroma.Filter.create(query_one)
+
+ query_two = %Pleroma.Filter{
+ user_id: user_two.id,
+ phrase: "who",
+ context: ["home"]
+ }
+
+ {:ok, %Pleroma.Filter{} = filter_two} = Pleroma.Filter.create(query_two)
+
+ assert filter_one.filter_id == 1
+ assert filter_two.filter_id == 1
+
+ result_one = Pleroma.Filter.get(filter_one.filter_id, user_one)
+ assert result_one.phrase == filter_one.phrase
- {:ok, %Pleroma.Filter{} = filter} = Pleroma.Filter.create(query)
- result = Pleroma.Filter.get(filter.filter_id, user)
- assert query.phrase == result.phrase
+ result_two = Pleroma.Filter.get(filter_two.filter_id, user_two)
+ assert result_two.phrase == filter_two.phrase
+ end
end
test "deleting a filter" do