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Feature: Status Desktop Chat

	# TODO The complete feature / all scenarios have a chance to fail since they rely on the mailserver (at least, to verify a chat is loaded, something in the history needs to be displayed).
    As a user I want to join a room and chat and do basic interactions.

    The following scenarios cover basic chat flows.

    Background:
         Given A first time user lands on the status desktop and generates new key
    	 When user signs up with username tester123 and password TesTEr16843/!@00
    	 Then the user lands on the signed in app

    Scenario: User joins a public room and chats
		 When user joins chat room test
		 Then user is able to send chat message
		 | message  			 |
		 | Hello    			 |
		 | How are you    		 |
		 | I am from status   	 |
		 | tell me how you do?   |


    Scenario: User can reply to their own message
         When user joins chat room test
         Then user is able to send chat message
         | message               |
         | Reply to this         |
         Then the user can reply to the message at index 0 with "This is a reply"


    @mayfail
    Scenario: User can reply to another user's message
         When user joins chat room test
         Then the user can reply to the message at index 0 with "This is a reply to another user"


    Scenario: User joins a room and marks it as read
		 When user joins chat room test
		 Then the user can mark the channel test as read
         # TODO find a way to validate that it worked


    Scenario: User can delete their own message
         When user joins chat room automation-test
         Then user is able to send  a random chat message
         Then the user can delete the message at index 0
         Then the last message is not the random message

    Scenario: User can clear chat history
        When user joins chat room test
        Then user is able to send chat message
        | message             |
        | Hello               |
        | How are you         |
        | I am from status    |
        | tell me how you do? |
        When the user clears chat history
        Then the chat is cleared


    @mayfail
    Scenario: User cannot delete another user's message
         When user joins chat room test
         Then the user cannot delete the last message


    @mayfail
	Scenario Outline: The user can do a mention
		When user joins chat room test
		And the user inputs a mention to <displayName> with message <message>
		Then the <displayName> mention with message <message> have been sent
	Examples:
		| displayName | message          |
		| tester123   |  testing mention |


    @mayfail
	Scenario Outline: The user can not do a mention to not existing users
		When user joins chat room test
		Then the user cannot input a mention to a not existing user <displayName>
	Examples:
		| displayName        |
		| notExistingAccount |
		| asdfgNoNo          |

    Scenario: User can send an emoji in a message
         When user joins chat room automation-test
         When user sends the emoji heart_eyes as a message
         Then the emoji 😍 is displayed in the last message
         When user sends the emoji sunglasses with message wow I'm so cool
         Then the emoji 😎 is displayed in the last message
         And the message wow I'm so cool is displayed in the last message

     Scenario: User sees chats sorted by most recent activity
          When user joins chat room first-chat
          And user joins chat room second-chat
          And user joins chat room third-chat
          Then user chats are sorted accordingly
          | third-chat  |
          | second-chat |
          | first-chat  |
          When user switches to second-chat chat
          Then user is able to send  a random chat message 
          And user chats are sorted accordingly
          | second-chat |
          | third-chat  |
          | first-chat  |