require File.expand_path(File.dirname(__FILE__) + '/../spec_helper') describe ApiController, "when using the API" do it "should check the API key" do request_data = { "title" => "Tell me about your chickens", "body" => "Dear Sir,\n\nI should like to know about your chickens.\n\nYours in faith,\nBob\n", "external_url" => "http://www.example.gov.uk/foi/chickens_23", "external_user_name" => "Bob Smith", } number_of_requests = InfoRequest.count expect { post :create_request, :k => "This is not really an API key", :request_json => request_data.to_json }.to raise_error ApplicationController::PermissionDenied InfoRequest.count.should == number_of_requests end it "should create a new request from a POST" do number_of_requests = InfoRequest.count( :conditions => [ "public_body_id = ?", public_bodies(:geraldine_public_body).id ] ) request_data = { "title" => "Tell me about your chickens", "body" => "Dear Sir,\n\nI should like to know about your chickens.\n\nYours in faith,\nBob\n", "external_url" => "http://www.example.gov.uk/foi/chickens_23", "external_user_name" => "Bob Smith", } post :create_request, :k => public_bodies(:geraldine_public_body).api_key, :request_json => request_data.to_json response.should be_success response.content_type.should == "application/json" response_body = ActiveSupport::JSON.decode(response.body) response_body["errors"].should be_nil response_body["url"].should =~ /^http/ InfoRequest.count(:conditions => [ "public_body_id = ?", public_bodies(:geraldine_public_body).id] ).should == number_of_requests + 1 new_request = InfoRequest.find(response_body["id"]) new_request.user_id.should be_nil new_request.external_user_name.should == request_data["external_user_name"] new_request.external_url.should == request_data["external_url"] new_request.title.should == request_data["title"] new_request.last_event_forming_initial_request.outgoing_message.body.should == request_data["body"].strip new_request.public_body_id.should == public_bodies(:geraldine_public_body).id end def _create_request post :create_request, :k => public_bodies(:geraldine_public_body).api_key, :request_json => { "title" => "Tell me about your chickens", "body" => "Dear Sir,\n\nI should like to know about your chickens.\n\nYours in faith,\nBob\n", "external_url" => "http://www.example.gov.uk/foi/chickens_23", "external_user_name" => "Bob Smith", }.to_json response.content_type.should == "application/json" return ActiveSupport::JSON.decode(response.body)["id"] end it "should add a response to a request" do # First we need to create a request request_id = _create_request # Initially it has no incoming messages IncomingMessage.count(:conditions => ["info_request_id = ?", request_id]).should == 0 # Now add one sent_at = "2012-05-28T12:35:39+01:00" response_body = "Thank you for your request for information, which we are handling in accordance with the Freedom of Information Act 2000. You will receive a response within 20 working days or before the next full moon, whichever is sooner.\n\nYours sincerely,\nJohn Gandermulch,\nExample Council FOI Officer\n" post :add_correspondence, :k => public_bodies(:geraldine_public_body).api_key, :id => request_id, :correspondence_json => { "direction" => "response", "sent_at" => sent_at, "body" => response_body }.to_json # And make sure it worked response.should be_success incoming_messages = IncomingMessage.all(:conditions => ["info_request_id = ?", request_id]) incoming_messages.count.should == 1 incoming_message = incoming_messages[0] incoming_message.sent_at.should == Time.iso8601(sent_at) incoming_message.get_main_body_text_folded.should == response_body end it "should add a followup to a request" do # First we need to create a request request_id = _create_request # Initially it has one outgoing message OutgoingMessage.count(:conditions => ["info_request_id = ?", request_id]).should == 1 # Add another, as a followup sent_at = "2012-05-29T12:35:39+01:00" followup_body = "Pls answer ASAP.\nkthxbye\n" post :add_correspondence, :k => public_bodies(:geraldine_public_body).api_key, :id => request_id, :correspondence_json => { "direction" => "request", "sent_at" => sent_at, "body" => followup_body }.to_json # Make sure it worked response.should be_success followup_messages = OutgoingMessage.all( :conditions => ["info_request_id = ? and message_type = 'followup'", request_id] ) followup_messages.size.should == 1 followup_message = followup_messages[0] followup_message.last_sent_at.should == Time.iso8601(sent_at) followup_message.body.should == followup_body.strip end it "should not allow internal requests to be updated" do n_incoming_messages = IncomingMessage.count n_outgoing_messages = OutgoingMessage.count expect { post :add_correspondence, :k => public_bodies(:geraldine_public_body).api_key, :id => info_requests(:naughty_chicken_request).id, :correspondence_json => { "direction" => "request", "sent_at" => Time.now.iso8601, "body" => "xxx" }.to_json }.to raise_error ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound IncomingMessage.count.should == n_incoming_messages OutgoingMessage.count.should == n_outgoing_messages end it "should not allow other people’s requests to be updated" do request_id = _create_request n_incoming_messages = IncomingMessage.count n_outgoing_messages = OutgoingMessage.count expect { post :add_correspondence, :k => public_bodies(:humpadink_public_body).api_key, :id => request_id, :correspondence_json => { "direction" => "request", "sent_at" => Time.now.iso8601, "body" => "xxx" }.to_json }.to raise_error ActiveRecord::RecordNotFound IncomingMessage.count.should == n_incoming_messages OutgoingMessage.count.should == n_outgoing_messages end it "should allow attachments to be uploaded" do end it "should show information about a request" do info_request = info_requests(:naughty_chicken_request) get :show_request, :k => public_bodies(:geraldine_public_body).api_key, :id => info_request.id response.should be_success assigns[:request].id.should == info_request.id r = ActiveSupport::JSON.decode(response.body) r["title"].should == info_request.title # Let’s not test all the fields here, because it would # essentially just be a matter of copying the code that # assigns them and changing assignment to an equality # check, which does not really test anything at all. end end