import pytest from pytest_httpx import HTTPXMock from activities.models import Hashtag, Post, PostStates from activities.models.post_types import QuestionData from users.models import Identity, InboxMessage @pytest.mark.django_db def test_fetch_post(httpx_mock: HTTPXMock, config_system): """ Tests that a post we don't have locally can be fetched by by_object_uri """ httpx_mock.add_response( url="https://example.com/test-actor", json={ "@context": [ "https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams", ], "id": "https://example.com/test-actor", "type": "Person", }, ) httpx_mock.add_response( url="https://example.com/test-post", json={ "@context": [ "https://www.w3.org/ns/activitystreams", ], "id": "https://example.com/test-post", "type": "Note", "published": "2022-11-13T23:20:16Z", "url": "https://example.com/test-post", "attributedTo": "https://example.com/test-actor", "content": "BEEEEEES", }, ) # Fetch with a HTTP access post = Post.by_object_uri("https://example.com/test-post", fetch=True) assert post.content == "BEEEEEES" assert post.author.actor_uri == "https://example.com/test-actor" # Fetch again with a DB hit assert Post.by_object_uri("https://example.com/test-post").id == post.id @pytest.mark.django_db def test_post_create_edit(identity: Identity, config_system): """ Tests that creating/editing a post works, and extracts mentions and hashtags. """ post = Post.create_local(author=identity, content="Hello #world I am @test") assert post.hashtags == ["world"] assert list(post.mentions.all()) == [identity] post.edit_local(content="Now I like #hashtags") assert post.hashtags == ["hashtags"] assert list(post.mentions.all()) == [] @pytest.mark.django_db def test_ensure_hashtag(identity: Identity, config_system, stator): """ Tests that normal hashtags get a Hashtag object created, and a hashtag over our limit of 100 characters is truncated. """ # Normal length hashtag post = Post.create_local( author=identity, content="Hello, #testtag", ) stator.run_single_cycle() assert post.hashtags == ["testtag"] assert Hashtag.objects.filter(hashtag="testtag").exists() # Excessively long hashtag post = Post.create_local( author=identity, content="Hello, #thisisahashtagthatiswaytoolongandissignificantlyaboveourmaximumlimitofonehundredcharacterswhytheywouldbethislongidontknow", ) stator.run_single_cycle() assert post.hashtags == [ "thisisahashtagthatiswaytoolongandissignificantlyaboveourmaximumlimitofonehundredcharacterswhytheywou" ] assert Hashtag.objects.filter( hashtag="thisisahashtagthatiswaytoolongandissignificantlyaboveourmaximumlimitofonehundredcharacterswhytheywou" ).exists() @pytest.mark.django_db def test_linkify_mentions_remote( identity, identity2, remote_identity, remote_identity2 ): """ Tests that we can linkify post mentions properly for remote use """ # Test a short username (remote) post = Post.objects.create( content="

Hello @test

", author=identity, local=True, ) post.mentions.add(remote_identity) assert ( post.safe_content_remote() == '

Hello @test

' ) # Test a full username (local) post = Post.objects.create( content="

@test@example.com, welcome!

", author=identity, local=True, ) post.mentions.add(identity) assert ( post.safe_content_remote() == '

@test, welcome!

' ) # Test that they don't get touched without a mention post = Post.objects.create( content="

@test@example.com, welcome!

", author=identity, local=True, ) assert post.safe_content_remote() == "

@test@example.com, welcome!

" # Test case insensitivity (remote) post = Post.objects.create( content="

Hey @TeSt

", author=identity, local=True, ) post.mentions.add(remote_identity) assert ( post.safe_content_remote() == '

Hey @TeSt

' ) # Test trailing dot (remote) post = Post.objects.create( content="

Hey @test@remote.test.

", author=identity, local=True, ) post.mentions.add(remote_identity) assert ( post.safe_content_remote() == '

Hey @test.

' ) # Test that collapsing only applies to the first unique, short username post = Post.objects.create( content="

Hey @TeSt@remote.test and @test@remote2.test

", author=identity, local=True, ) post.mentions.set([remote_identity, remote_identity2]) assert post.safe_content_remote() == ( '

Hey @TeSt ' 'and @test@remote2.test

' ) post.content = "

Hey @TeSt, @Test@remote.test and @test

" assert post.safe_content_remote() == ( '

Hey @TeSt, ' '@Test@remote.test ' 'and @test

' ) @pytest.mark.django_db def test_linkify_mentions_local(config_system, identity, identity2, remote_identity): """ Tests that we can linkify post mentions properly for local use """ # Test a short username (remote) post = Post.objects.create( content="

Hello @test

", author=identity, local=True, ) post.mentions.add(remote_identity) assert ( post.safe_content_local() == '

Hello @test

' ) # Test a full username (local) post = Post.objects.create( content="

@test@example.com, welcome! @test@example2.com @test@example.com

", author=identity, local=True, ) post.mentions.add(identity) post.mentions.add(identity2) assert post.safe_content_local() == ( '

@test, welcome!' ' @test@example2.com' ' @test

' ) # Test a full username (remote) with no

post = Post.objects.create( content="@test@remote.test hello!", author=identity, local=True, ) post.mentions.add(remote_identity) assert ( post.safe_content_local() == '@test hello!' ) # Test that they don't get touched without a mention post = Post.objects.create( content="

@test@example.com, welcome!

", author=identity, local=True, ) assert post.safe_content_local() == "

@test@example.com, welcome!

" @pytest.mark.django_db def test_post_transitions(identity, stator): # Create post post = Post.objects.create( content="

Hello!

", author=identity, local=False, visibility=Post.Visibilities.mentioned, ) # Test: | --> new --> fanned_out assert post.state == str(PostStates.new) stator.run_single_cycle() post = Post.objects.get(id=post.id) assert post.state == str(PostStates.fanned_out) # Test: fanned_out --> (forced) edited --> edited_fanned_out Post.transition_perform(post, PostStates.edited) stator.run_single_cycle() post = Post.objects.get(id=post.id) assert post.state == str(PostStates.edited_fanned_out) # Test: edited_fanned_out --> (forced) deleted --> deleted_fanned_out Post.transition_perform(post, PostStates.deleted) stator.run_single_cycle() post = Post.objects.get(id=post.id) assert post.state == str(PostStates.deleted_fanned_out) @pytest.mark.django_db def test_content_map(remote_identity): """ Tests that post contentmap content also works """ post = Post.by_ap( data={ "id": "https://remote.test/posts/1/", "type": "Note", "content": "Hi World", "attributedTo": "https://remote.test/test-actor/", "published": "2022-12-23T10:50:54Z", }, create=True, ) assert post.content == "Hi World" post2 = Post.by_ap( data={ "id": "https://remote.test/posts/2/", "type": "Note", "contentMap": {"und": "Hey World"}, "attributedTo": "https://remote.test/test-actor/", "published": "2022-12-23T10:50:54Z", }, create=True, ) assert post2.content == "Hey World" post3 = Post.by_ap( data={ "id": "https://remote.test/posts/3/", "type": "Note", "contentMap": {"en-gb": "Hello World"}, "attributedTo": "https://remote.test/test-actor/", "published": "2022-12-23T10:50:54Z", }, create=True, ) assert post3.content == "Hello World" @pytest.mark.django_db def test_content_map_question(remote_identity: Identity): """ Tests post contentmap for questions """ post = Post.by_ap( data={ "id": "https://remote.test/posts/1/", "type": "Question", "votersCount": 10, "closed": "2023-01-01T26:04:45Z", "content": "Test Question", "attributedTo": "https://remote.test/test-actor/", "published": "2022-12-23T10:50:54Z", "endTime": "2023-01-01T20:04:45Z", "oneOf": [ { "type": "Note", "name": "Option 1", "replies": { "type": "Collection", "totalItems": 6, }, }, { "type": "Note", "name": "Option 2", "replies": { "type": "Collection", "totalItems": 4, }, }, ], }, create=True, ) assert post.content == "Test Question" assert isinstance(post.type_data, QuestionData) assert post.type_data.voter_count == 10 # test the update case question_id = post.id post = Post.by_ap( data={ "id": "https://remote.test/posts/1/", "type": "Question", "votersCount": 100, "closed": "2023-01-01T26:04:45Z", "content": "Test Question", "attributedTo": "https://remote.test/test-actor/", "published": "2022-12-23T10:50:54Z", "endTime": "2023-01-01T20:04:45Z", "oneOf": [ { "type": "Note", "name": "Option 1", "replies": { "type": "Collection", "totalItems": 60, }, }, { "type": "Note", "name": "Option 2", "replies": { "type": "Collection", "totalItems": 40, }, }, ], }, create=False, update=True, ) assert isinstance(post.type_data, QuestionData) assert post.type_data.voter_count == 100 assert post.id == question_id @pytest.mark.django_db @pytest.mark.parametrize("delete_type", ["note", "tombstone", "ref"]) def test_inbound_posts( remote_identity: Identity, stator, delete_type: bool, ): """ Ensures that a remote post can arrive via inbox message, be edited, and be deleted. """ # Create an inbound new post message message = { "id": "test", "type": "Create", "actor": remote_identity.actor_uri, "object": { "id": "https://remote.test/test-post", "type": "Note", "published": "2022-11-13T23:20:16Z", "attributedTo": remote_identity.actor_uri, "content": "post version one", }, } InboxMessage.objects.create(message=message) # Run stator and ensure that made the post stator.run_single_cycle() post = Post.objects.get(object_uri="https://remote.test/test-post") assert post.content == "post version one" assert post.published.day == 13 assert post.url == "https://remote.test/test-post" # Create an inbound post edited message message = { "id": "test", "type": "Update", "actor": remote_identity.actor_uri, "object": { "id": "https://remote.test/test-post", "type": "Note", "published": "2022-11-13T23:20:16Z", "updated": "2022-11-14T23:20:16Z", "url": "https://remote.test/test-post/display", "attributedTo": remote_identity.actor_uri, "content": "post version two", }, } InboxMessage.objects.create(message=message) # Run stator and ensure that edited the post stator.run_single_cycle() post = Post.objects.get(object_uri="https://remote.test/test-post") assert post.content == "post version two" assert post.edited.day == 14 assert post.url == "https://remote.test/test-post/display" # Create an inbound post deleted message if delete_type == "ref": message = { "id": "test", "type": "Delete", "actor": remote_identity.actor_uri, "object": "https://remote.test/test-post", } elif delete_type == "tombstone": message = { "id": "test", "type": "Delete", "actor": remote_identity.actor_uri, "object": { "id": "https://remote.test/test-post", "type": "Tombstone", }, } else: message = { "id": "test", "type": "Delete", "actor": remote_identity.actor_uri, "object": { "id": "https://remote.test/test-post", "type": "Note", "published": "2022-11-13T23:20:16Z", "attributedTo": remote_identity.actor_uri, }, } InboxMessage.objects.create(message=message) # Run stator and ensure that deleted the post stator.run_single_cycle() assert not Post.objects.filter(object_uri="https://remote.test/test-post").exists() # Create an inbound new post message with only contentMap message = { "id": "test", "type": "Create", "actor": remote_identity.actor_uri, "object": { "id": "https://remote.test/test-map-only", "type": "Note", "published": "2022-11-13T23:20:16Z", "attributedTo": remote_identity.actor_uri, "contentMap": {"und": "post with only content map"}, }, } InboxMessage.objects.create(message=message) # Run stator and ensure that made the post stator.run_single_cycle() post = Post.objects.get(object_uri="https://remote.test/test-map-only") assert post.content == "post with only content map" assert post.published.day == 13 assert post.url == "https://remote.test/test-map-only" @pytest.mark.django_db def test_post_hashtag_to_ap(identity: Identity, config_system): """ Tests post hashtags conversion to AP format. """ post = Post.create_local(author=identity, content="Hello #world") assert post.hashtags == ["world"] ap = post.to_create_ap() assert ap["object"]["tag"] == [ { "href": "https://example.com/tags/world/", "name": "#world", "type": "Hashtag", } ] assert "#world" in ap["object"]["content"] assert 'rel="tag"' in ap["object"]["content"] @pytest.mark.django_db @pytest.mark.parametrize( "visibility", [ Post.Visibilities.public, Post.Visibilities.unlisted, Post.Visibilities.followers, Post.Visibilities.mentioned, ], ) def test_post_targets_to_ap( identity: Identity, other_identity: Identity, visibility: Post.Visibilities ): """ Ensures that posts have the right targets in AP form. """ # Make a post post = Post.objects.create( content="

Hello @other

", author=identity, local=True, visibility=visibility, ) post.mentions.add(other_identity) # Check its AP targets ap_dict = post.to_ap() if visibility == Post.Visibilities.public: assert ap_dict["to"] == ["as:Public"] assert ap_dict["cc"] == [other_identity.actor_uri] elif visibility == Post.Visibilities.unlisted: assert "to" not in ap_dict assert ap_dict["cc"] == ["as:Public", other_identity.actor_uri] elif visibility == Post.Visibilities.followers: assert ap_dict["to"] == [identity.followers_uri] assert ap_dict["cc"] == [other_identity.actor_uri] elif visibility == Post.Visibilities.mentioned: assert "to" not in ap_dict assert ap_dict["cc"] == [other_identity.actor_uri]