125 lines
7.6 KiB
Gherkin
125 lines
7.6 KiB
Gherkin
#******************************************************************************
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# Status.im
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#*****************************************************************************/
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#/**
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# * \file test.feature
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# *
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# * \test Status Desktop - Community
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# * \date July 2022
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# **
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# *****************************************************************************/
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Feature: Status Desktop community
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As an admin user I want to create a community and do some action in the community
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The following scenarios cover basic flows of a community
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The feature start sequence is the following (setup on its own `bdd_hooks`):
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** given A first time user lands on the status desktop and generates new key
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** when user signs up with username "tester123" and password "TesTEr16843/!@00"
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** and the user lands on the signed in app
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Background:
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Given the user opens the community portal section
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And the user lands on the community portal section
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And the user creates a community named "myCommunity", with description "My community description", intro "Community Intro" and outro "Community Outro"
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And the user lands on the community named "myCommunity"
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@mayfail
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# TODO: Scenario broken since in the action of creating a channel `mainWindow_CommunityColumnView_CommunityColumnView` object is not ready.
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Scenario Outline: The admin creates a community channel
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When the admin creates a community channel named "<community_channel_name>", with description "<community_channel_description>", with the method "<method>"
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Then the channel named "<community_channel_name>" is open
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Examples:
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| community_channel_name | community_channel_description | method |
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| test-channel | Community channel description tested 1 | bottom_menu |
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| test-channel2 | Community channel description tested 2 | right_click_menu |
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Scenario Outline: The admin edits a community channel
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Given the admin creates a community channel named "<community_channel_name>", with description "<community_channel_description>", with the method "bottom_menu"
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And the channel named "<community_channel_name>" is open
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When the admin edits the current community channel to the name "<new_community_channel_name>"
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Then the channel named "<new_community_channel_name>" is open
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Examples:
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| community_channel_name | community_channel_description | new_community_channel_name |
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| test-channel | Community channel description tested 1 | new-test-channel |
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@mayfail
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# TODO: Weak. Sometimes passes sometimes fails (standalone or as part of the sequence). To analyze.
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Scenario: The admin deletes a community channel
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Given the admin creates a community channel named "test-channel2", with description "My description", with the method "bottom_menu"
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And the channel named "test-channel2" is open
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And the channel count is 2
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When the admin deletes current channel
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Then the channel count is 1
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@mayfail
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# TODO: Weak. Sometimes passes sometimes fails (standalone or as part of the sequence). To analyze.
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Scenario Outline: The admin creates a community category
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Given the admin creates a community channel named "<channel_name>", with description "Some description", with the method "<method>"
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When the admin creates a community category named "<category_name>", with channels "<channel_name>" and with the method "<method>"
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Then the category named "<category_name>" contains channels "<channel_name>"
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Examples:
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| channel_name | category_name | method |
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| test-channel-1 | test-category-1 | bottom_menu |
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| test-channel-2 | test-category-2 | right_click_menu |
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@mayfail
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# TODO: It works standalone. There is an issue with the background sequence. Community Portal is not clicked sometimes.
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Scenario: The admin edits a community category
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Given the admin creates a community channel named "test-channel", with description "My description", with the method "bottom_menu"
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And the admin creates a community category named "test-category", with channels "test-channel" and with the method "bottom_menu"
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And the category named "test-category" contains channels "test-channel"
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When the admin renames the category "test-category" to "new-test-category" and toggles the channels "test-channel, general"
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Then the category named "new-test-category" contains channels "general"
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And the category named "test-category" is missing
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@mayfail
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# TODO: It works standalone. There is an issue with the background sequence. Community Portal is not clicked sometimes.
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Scenario: The admin deletes a community category
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Given the admin creates a community channel named "test-channel", with description "My description", with the method "bottom_menu"
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And the admin creates a community category named "test-category", with channels "test-channel" and with the method "bottom_menu"
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And the category named "test-category" contains channels "test-channel"
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When the admin deletes category named "test-category"
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Then the category named "test-category" is missing
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Scenario Outline: The admin edits a community name, description and color separately
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When the admin changes the community name to "<new_community_name>"
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Then the community overview name is "<new_community_name>"
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When the admin goes back to the community
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And the admin changes the community description to "<new_community_description>"
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Then the community overview description is "<new_community_description>"
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When the admin goes back to the community
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And the admin changes the community color to "<new_community_color>"
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Then the community overview color is "<new_community_color>"
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Examples:
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| new_community_name | new_community_description | new_community_color |
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| myCommunityNamedChanged | Cool new description 123 | #ff0000 |
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Scenario Outline: The admin edits a community name, description and color
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When the admin renames the community to "<new_community_name>" and description to "<new_community_description>" and color to "<new_community_color>"
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Then the community overview name is "<new_community_name>"
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And the community overview description is "<new_community_description>"
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And the community overview color is "<new_community_color>"
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When the admin goes back to the community
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Then the user lands on the community named "<new_community_name>"
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Examples:
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| new_community_name | new_community_description | new_community_color |
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| myCommunityNamedChanged | Cool new description 123 | #ff0000 |
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Scenario Outline: The admin changes the emoji of a channel
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When the admin changes the current community channel emoji to "<new_emoji_description>"
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Then the community channel has emoji "<new_emoji>"
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Examples:
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| new_emoji_description | new_emoji |
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| thumbs up | 👍 |
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# TODO: This scenario must be in a different feature since it does not accomplishe the start/en sequence and / or background
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# Add new test case that contains scenarios related to create/delete and navigate throw communities and usage of navbar.
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#@merge
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#Scenario: User leaves community
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# When the user opens app settings screen
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# And the user opens the communities settings
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# And the user leaves the community
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# Then the count of communities in navbar is 0 |