mobilizon.chapril.org-mobil.../test/mobilizon/addresses/addresses_test.exs
Thomas Citharel 0c8d2f7e00
Work around Addresses to bring them properly through GraphQL
Got caught with https://github.com/absinthe-graphql/absinthe/issues/601
at some point, that's why fields are renamed

Fix tests

Signed-off-by: Thomas Citharel <tcit@tcit.fr>
2019-04-01 16:51:15 +02:00

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Elixir

defmodule Mobilizon.AddressesTest do
use Mobilizon.DataCase
alias Mobilizon.Addresses
describe "addresses" do
alias Mobilizon.Addresses.Address
@valid_attrs %{
country: "some addressCountry",
locality: "some addressLocality",
region: "some addressRegion",
description: "some description",
floor: "some floor",
postal_code: "some postalCode",
street: "some streetAddress",
geom: %Geo.Point{coordinates: {10, -10}, srid: 4326}
}
@update_attrs %{
country: "some updated addressCountry",
locality: "some updated addressLocality",
region: "some updated addressRegion",
description: "some updated description",
floor: "some updated floor",
postal_code: "some updated postalCode",
street: "some updated streetAddress",
geom: %Geo.Point{coordinates: {20, -20}, srid: 4326}
}
# @invalid_attrs %{
# addressCountry: nil,
# addressLocality: nil,
# addressRegion: nil,
# description: nil,
# floor: nil,
# postalCode: nil,
# streetAddress: nil,
# geom: nil
# }
def address_fixture(attrs \\ %{}) do
{:ok, address} =
attrs
|> Enum.into(@valid_attrs)
|> Addresses.create_address()
address
end
test "list_addresses/0 returns all addresses" do
address = address_fixture()
assert [address.id] == Addresses.list_addresses() |> Enum.map(& &1.id)
end
test "get_address!/1 returns the address with given id" do
address = address_fixture()
assert Addresses.get_address!(address.id).id == address.id
end
test "create_address/1 with valid data creates a address" do
assert {:ok, %Address{} = address} = Addresses.create_address(@valid_attrs)
assert address.country == "some addressCountry"
assert address.locality == "some addressLocality"
assert address.region == "some addressRegion"
assert address.description == "some description"
assert address.floor == "some floor"
assert address.postal_code == "some postalCode"
assert address.street == "some streetAddress"
end
test "update_address/2 with valid data updates the address" do
address = address_fixture()
assert {:ok, %Address{} = address} = Addresses.update_address(address, @update_attrs)
assert address.country == "some updated addressCountry"
assert address.locality == "some updated addressLocality"
assert address.region == "some updated addressRegion"
assert address.description == "some updated description"
assert address.floor == "some updated floor"
assert address.postal_code == "some updated postalCode"
assert address.street == "some updated streetAddress"
end
test "delete_address/1 deletes the address" do
address = address_fixture()
assert {:ok, %Address{}} = Addresses.delete_address(address)
assert_raise Ecto.NoResultsError, fn -> Addresses.get_address!(address.id) end
end
test "change_address/1 returns a address changeset" do
address = address_fixture()
assert %Ecto.Changeset{} = Addresses.change_address(address)
end
test "process_geom/2 with valid data returns a Point element" do
attrs = %{"type" => "point", "data" => %{"latitude" => 10, "longitude" => -10}}
assert {:ok, %Geo.Point{}} = Addresses.process_geom(attrs)
end
test "process_geom/2 with invalid data returns nil" do
attrs = %{"type" => :point, "data" => %{"latitude" => nil, "longitude" => nil}}
assert {:error, "Latitude and longitude must be numbers"} = Addresses.process_geom(attrs)
attrs = %{"type" => :not_valid, "data" => %{"latitude" => nil, "longitude" => nil}}
assert {:error, :invalid_type} == Addresses.process_geom(attrs)
end
end
end