docbrown/spec/system/articles/user_creates_an_article_spec.rb
Angel Barros bb8b32bdf2
Zappat0n/add rate limit model everywhere 11500 (#14609)
* Create showModalAfterError function

* Show modal when comments rate limit is reached

* Show modal when article reaction rate limit is reached

* Show modal when follow user rate limit is reached

* Show form error when listing creation rate limit is reached

* Show form error when feedback messages rate limit is reached

* Rename functions for listings rate limit checks

* Show modal when notifications reaction rate limit is reached

* Show modal when picture upload rate limit reached

* Show modal for reactable objects when rate limit reached

* Add and modify tests

* empty commit

* Match modal messages to tests

* Fix error updating Modals

Co-authored-by: Dan Uber <dan@forem.com>
2021-09-23 10:49:19 +01:00

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require "rails_helper"
RSpec.describe "Creating an article with the editor", type: :system do
include_context "with runkit_tag"
let(:user) do
u = create(:user)
u.setting.update(editor_version: "v1")
u
end
let!(:template) { file_fixture("article_published.txt").read }
let!(:template_with_runkit_tag) do
file_fixture("article_with_runkit_tag.txt").read
end
let!(:template_with_runkit_tag_with_preamble) do
file_fixture("article_with_runkit_tag_with_preamble.txt").read
end
before do
sign_in user
end
it "creates a new article", :flaky, js: true do
visit new_path
fill_in "article_body_markdown", with: template
click_button "Save changes"
expect(page).to have_selector("header h1", text: "Sample Article")
end
context "with an active announcement" do
before do
create(:announcement_broadcast)
get "/async_info/base_data" # Explicitly ensure broadcast data is loaded before doing any checks
visit new_path
end
it "does not render the announcement broadcast", js: true do
expect(page).not_to have_css(".broadcast-wrapper")
expect(page).not_to have_selector(".broadcast-data")
expect(page).not_to have_text("Hello, World!")
end
end
context "with Runkit tag", js: true do
it "creates a new article with a Runkit tag" do
visit new_path
fill_in "article_body_markdown", with: ""
fill_in "article_body_markdown", with: template_with_runkit_tag
click_button "Save changes"
expect_runkit_tag_to_be_active
end
it "creates a new article with a Runkit tag with complex preamble" do
visit new_path
fill_in "article_body_markdown", with: ""
fill_in "article_body_markdown", with: template_with_runkit_tag_with_preamble
click_button "Save changes"
expect_runkit_tag_to_be_active(count: 2)
end
# TODO: [@forem/sre] figure out why this fails intermittently :-|
xit "previews article with a Runkit tag and creates it" do
visit new_path
fill_in "article_body_markdown", with: template_with_runkit_tag
click_button "Preview"
expect_runkit_tag_to_be_active
click_button "Edit"
expect_no_runkit_tag_to_be_active
click_button "Save changes"
expect_runkit_tag_to_be_active
end
end
context "when user creates too many articles" do
let(:rate_limit_checker) { RateLimitChecker.new(user) }
before do
# avoid hitting new user rate limit check
allow(user).to receive(:created_at).and_return(1.week.ago)
allow(RateLimitChecker).to receive(:new).and_return(rate_limit_checker)
allow(rate_limit_checker).to receive(:limit_by_action)
.with(:published_article_creation)
.and_return(true)
end
it "displays a rate limit warning", :flaky, js: true do
visit new_path
fill_in "article_body_markdown", with: template
click_button "Save changes"
expect(page).to have_text("Rate limit reached")
end
end
end