a219df24ca
This replaces our homegrown regexps (that didn't quite work) with ruby built-in regexps, and uses the termination anchor to ensure that the entire string, not just the first part, is validated.
54 lines
1.6 KiB
Ruby
54 lines
1.6 KiB
Ruby
require "test_helper"
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class ClientApplicationTest < ActiveSupport::TestCase
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def test_url_valid
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ok = ["http://example.com/test", "https://example.com/test"]
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bad = ["", "ftp://example.com/test", "myapp://somewhere", "http://example.com\nhttp://example.net"]
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ok.each do |url|
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app = build(:client_application)
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app.url = url
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assert app.valid?, "#{url} is invalid, when it should be"
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end
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bad.each do |url|
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app = build(:client_application)
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app.url = url
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assert_not app.valid?, "#{url} is valid when it shouldn't be"
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end
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end
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def test_support_url_valid
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ok = ["", "http://example.com/test", "https://example.com/test"]
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bad = ["ftp://example.com/test", "myapp://somewhere", "gibberish", "http://example.com\nhttp://example.net"]
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ok.each do |url|
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app = build(:client_application)
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app.support_url = url
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assert app.valid?, "#{url} is invalid, when it should be"
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end
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bad.each do |url|
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app = build(:client_application)
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app.support_url = url
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assert_not app.valid?, "#{url} is valid when it shouldn't be"
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end
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end
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def test_callback_url_valid
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ok = ["", "http://example.com/test", "https://example.com/test", "ftp://example.com/test", "myapp://somewhere"]
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bad = ["gibberish", "http://example.com\nhttp://example.net"]
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ok.each do |url|
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app = build(:client_application)
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app.callback_url = url
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assert app.valid?, "#{url} is invalid, when it should be"
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end
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bad.each do |url|
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app = build(:client_application)
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app.callback_url = url
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assert_not app.valid?, "#{url} is valid when it shouldn't be"
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end
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end
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end
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