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ACS-3431 rule set links TAS REST tests (#1342)

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* ACS-3431: Initial TAS REST tests for link to rule set.

* ACS-3431: Fixing assertions.

* ACS-3431: Adding rule set assertions, fixing TAS RESTAPI dependency version.

* ACS-3431: Small test refactorings.

* ACS-3431: Small test refactorings.

* ACS-3431: Adding more tests and refactorings.

* ACS-3431: Fixing a TYPO.
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package org.alfresco.rest.rules;
import static org.alfresco.rest.rules.RulesTestsUtils.createRuleModel;
import static org.alfresco.utility.report.log.Step.STEP;
import static org.springframework.http.HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST;
import static org.springframework.http.HttpStatus.CREATED;
import static org.springframework.http.HttpStatus.NOT_FOUND;
import org.alfresco.dataprep.CMISUtil;
import org.alfresco.rest.RestTest;
import org.alfresco.rest.model.RestRuleModel;
import org.alfresco.rest.model.RestRuleModelsCollection;
import org.alfresco.rest.model.RestRuleSetLinkModel;
import org.alfresco.rest.model.RestRuleSetModel;
import org.alfresco.rest.model.RestRuleSetModelsCollection;
import org.alfresco.utility.model.FileModel;
import org.alfresco.utility.model.FolderModel;
import org.alfresco.utility.model.SiteModel;
import org.alfresco.utility.model.TestGroup;
import org.alfresco.utility.model.UserModel;
import org.testng.annotations.BeforeClass;
import org.testng.annotations.Test;
/**
* Tests for /nodes/{nodeId}/rule-set-links.
*/
@Test(groups = {TestGroup.RULES})
public class RuleSetLinksTests extends RestTest
{
private UserModel user;
private SiteModel site;
@BeforeClass(alwaysRun = true)
public void dataPreparation()
{
STEP("Create a user and site.");
user = dataUser.createRandomTestUser();
site = dataSite.usingUser(user).createPublicRandomSite();
}
/**
* Check we can link to folder containing a rule set.
*/
@Test(groups = {TestGroup.REST_API, TestGroup.RULES})
public void linkToFolderContainingRules()
{
STEP("Create folders in existing site");
final FolderModel ruleFolder = dataContent.usingUser(user).usingSite(site).createFolder();
final FolderModel folder = dataContent.usingUser(user).usingSite(site).createFolder();
STEP("Create a rule in the rule folder.");
RestRuleModel ruleModel = createRuleModel("ruleName");
RestRuleModel rule = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(ruleFolder).usingDefaultRuleSet()
.createSingleRule(ruleModel);
STEP("Get the rule sets for the folder and find the rule set id");
final RestRuleSetModelsCollection ruleSets = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(ruleFolder)
.getListOfRuleSets();
ruleSets.assertThat().entriesListCountIs(1);
final String ruleSetId = ruleSets.getEntries().get(0).onModel().getId();
STEP("Link to a rule folder");
final RestRuleSetLinkModel request = new RestRuleSetLinkModel();
request.setId(ruleFolder.getNodeRef());
final RestRuleSetLinkModel ruleLink = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(folder).createRuleLink(request);
STEP("Assert link result");
restClient.assertStatusCodeIs(CREATED);
final RestRuleSetLinkModel expectedLink = new RestRuleSetLinkModel();
expectedLink.setId(ruleSetId);
ruleLink.assertThat().isEqualTo(expectedLink);
STEP("Check if folder returns same rules");
final RestRuleModelsCollection linkedRules = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI()
.usingNode(folder)
.usingDefaultRuleSet()
.getListOfRules();
linkedRules.assertThat().entriesListCountIs(1);
linkedRules.getEntries().get(0).onModel().assertThat().isEqualTo(rule);
STEP("Check if folder returns rule set with linked inclusionType");
final RestRuleSetModelsCollection linkedRuleSets = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI()
.usingNode(folder)
.include("inclusionType")
.getListOfRuleSets();
linkedRuleSets.assertThat().entriesListCountIs(1);
final RestRuleSetModel expectedRuleSet = new RestRuleSetModel();
expectedRuleSet.setId(ruleSetId);
expectedRuleSet.setInclusionType("linked");
linkedRuleSets.getEntries()
.get(0).onModel().assertThat().isEqualTo(expectedRuleSet);
}
/**
* Check we can link to a rule set.
*/
@Test(groups = {TestGroup.REST_API, TestGroup.RULES})
public void linkToRuleSet()
{
STEP("Create folders in existing site");
final FolderModel ruleFolder = dataContent.usingUser(user).usingSite(site).createFolder();
final FolderModel folder = dataContent.usingUser(user).usingSite(site).createFolder();
STEP("Create a rule in the rule folder.");
RestRuleModel ruleModel = createRuleModel("ruleName");
RestRuleModel rule = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(ruleFolder).usingDefaultRuleSet()
.createSingleRule(ruleModel);
STEP("Get the rule sets for the folder and find the rule set id");
final RestRuleSetModelsCollection ruleSets = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(ruleFolder)
.getListOfRuleSets();
ruleSets.assertThat().entriesListCountIs(1);
final String ruleSetId = ruleSets.getEntries().get(0).onModel().getId();
STEP("Link to a rule set");
final RestRuleSetLinkModel request = new RestRuleSetLinkModel();
request.setId(ruleSetId);
final RestRuleSetLinkModel ruleLink = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(folder).createRuleLink(request);
STEP("Assert link result");
restClient.assertStatusCodeIs(CREATED);
final RestRuleSetLinkModel expectedLink = new RestRuleSetLinkModel();
expectedLink.setId(ruleSetId);
ruleLink.assertThat().isEqualTo(expectedLink);
STEP("Check if folder returns same rules");
final RestRuleModelsCollection linkedRules = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI()
.usingNode(folder)
.usingDefaultRuleSet()
.getListOfRules();
linkedRules.assertThat().entriesListCountIs(1);
linkedRules.getEntries().get(0).onModel().assertThat().isEqualTo(rule);
STEP("Check if folder returns rule set with linked inclusionType");
final RestRuleSetModelsCollection likedRuleSets = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI()
.usingNode(folder)
.include("inclusionType")
.getListOfRuleSets();
likedRuleSets.assertThat().entriesListCountIs(1);
final RestRuleSetModel expectedRuleSet = new RestRuleSetModel();
expectedRuleSet.setId(ruleSetId);
expectedRuleSet.setInclusionType("linked");
likedRuleSets.getEntries()
.get(0).onModel().assertThat().isEqualTo(expectedRuleSet);
}
/**
* Check we get 404 when linking to a non-existing rule set/folder.
*/
@Test(groups = {TestGroup.REST_API, TestGroup.RULES})
public void linkToNonExistingRuleSet()
{
STEP("Create a folder in existing site");
final FolderModel folder = dataContent.usingUser(user).usingSite(site).createFolder();
STEP("Link to non-existing rule set");
final RestRuleSetLinkModel request = new RestRuleSetLinkModel();
request.setId("dummy-rule-set-id");
restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(folder).createRuleLink(request);
STEP("Assert link result is 404");
restClient.assertStatusCodeIs(NOT_FOUND);
}
/**
* Check we get bad request error when linking to a folder without rules.
*/
@Test(groups = {TestGroup.REST_API, TestGroup.RULES})
public void linkToFolderWithoutRules()
{
STEP("Create 2 folders without rules in existing site");
final FolderModel folder1 = dataContent.usingUser(user).usingSite(site).createFolder();
final FolderModel folder2 = dataContent.usingUser(user).usingSite(site).createFolder();
STEP("Link to a folder without rules");
final RestRuleSetLinkModel request = new RestRuleSetLinkModel();
request.setId(folder2.getNodeRef());
restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(folder1).createRuleLink(request);
STEP("Assert link result is 400");
restClient.assertStatusCodeIs(BAD_REQUEST)
.assertLastError().containsSummary("The target node has no rules to link.");
}
/**
* Check we get bad request error when linking from a folder which already has rules.
*/
@Test(groups = {TestGroup.REST_API, TestGroup.RULES})
public void linkFromFolderWithRules()
{
STEP("Create folders in existing site");
final FolderModel folder1 = dataContent.usingUser(user).usingSite(site).createFolder();
final FolderModel folder2 = dataContent.usingUser(user).usingSite(site).createFolder();
STEP("Create rules in both folders.");
RestRuleModel ruleModel1 = createRuleModel("ruleName1");
restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(folder1).usingDefaultRuleSet()
.createSingleRule(ruleModel1);
RestRuleModel ruleModel2 = createRuleModel("ruleName2");
restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(folder2).usingDefaultRuleSet()
.createSingleRule(ruleModel2);
STEP("Link from a folder with rules");
final RestRuleSetLinkModel request = new RestRuleSetLinkModel();
request.setId(folder2.getNodeRef());
restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(folder1).createRuleLink(request);
STEP("Assert link result is 400");
restClient.assertStatusCodeIs(BAD_REQUEST)
.assertLastError().containsSummary(
"Unable to link to a ruleset because the folder has pre-existing rules or is already linked to a ruleset.");
}
/**
* Check we get bad request error when linking to a file node.
*/
@Test(groups = {TestGroup.REST_API, TestGroup.RULES})
public void linkToFileNode()
{
STEP("Create a folder in existing site");
final FolderModel folder = dataContent.usingUser(user).usingSite(site).createFolder();
final FileModel fileContent = dataContent.usingUser(user).usingSite(site).createContent(CMISUtil.DocumentType.TEXT_PLAIN);
STEP("Link to a file node");
final RestRuleSetLinkModel request = new RestRuleSetLinkModel();
request.setId(fileContent.getNodeRef());
restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(folder).createRuleLink(request);
STEP("Assert link result is 400");
restClient.assertStatusCodeIs(BAD_REQUEST)
.assertLastError().containsSummary("NodeId of a folder is expected!");
}
/**
* Check we can link to a parent folder with rules.
*/
@Test(groups = {TestGroup.REST_API, TestGroup.RULES})
public void linkToParentNodeWithRules()
{
STEP("Create parent/child folders in existing site");
final FolderModel parentFolder = dataContent.usingUser(user).usingSite(site).createFolder();
final FolderModel childFolder = dataContent.usingUser(user).usingSite(site).usingResource(parentFolder).createFolder();
STEP("Create a rule in the parent folder.");
RestRuleModel ruleModel = createRuleModel("ruleName");
RestRuleModel rule = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(parentFolder).usingDefaultRuleSet()
.createSingleRule(ruleModel);
STEP("Get the rule sets for the folder and find the rule set id");
final RestRuleSetModelsCollection ruleSets = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(parentFolder)
.getListOfRuleSets();
ruleSets.assertThat().entriesListCountIs(1);
final String ruleSetId = ruleSets.getEntries().get(0).onModel().getId();
STEP("Link to the parent folder");
final RestRuleSetLinkModel request = new RestRuleSetLinkModel();
request.setId(parentFolder.getNodeRef());
final RestRuleSetLinkModel ruleLink = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI().usingNode(childFolder).createRuleLink(request);
STEP("Assert link result");
restClient.assertStatusCodeIs(CREATED);
final RestRuleSetLinkModel expectedLink = new RestRuleSetLinkModel();
expectedLink.setId(ruleSetId);
ruleLink.assertThat().isEqualTo(expectedLink);
STEP("Check if child folder returns same rules");
final RestRuleModelsCollection linkedRules = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI()
.usingNode(childFolder)
.usingDefaultRuleSet()
.getListOfRules();
linkedRules.assertThat().entriesListCountIs(1);
linkedRules.getEntries().get(0).onModel().assertThat().isEqualTo(rule);
STEP("Check if child folder returns rule set with linked inclusionType");
final RestRuleSetModelsCollection linkedRuleSets = restClient.authenticateUser(user).withCoreAPI()
.usingNode(childFolder)
.include("inclusionType")
.getListOfRuleSets();
linkedRuleSets.assertThat().entriesListCountIs(1);
final RestRuleSetModel expectedRuleSet = new RestRuleSetModel();
expectedRuleSet.setId(ruleSetId);
expectedRuleSet.setInclusionType("linked");
linkedRuleSets.getEntries()
.get(0).onModel().assertThat().isEqualTo(expectedRuleSet);
}
}

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<dependency.mariadb.version>2.7.4</dependency.mariadb.version> <dependency.mariadb.version>2.7.4</dependency.mariadb.version>
<dependency.tas-utility.version>3.0.49</dependency.tas-utility.version> <dependency.tas-utility.version>3.0.49</dependency.tas-utility.version>
<dependency.rest-assured.version>5.1.1</dependency.rest-assured.version> <dependency.rest-assured.version>5.1.1</dependency.rest-assured.version>
<dependency.tas-restapi.version>1.114</dependency.tas-restapi.version> <dependency.tas-restapi.version>1.115</dependency.tas-restapi.version>
<dependency.tas-cmis.version>1.32</dependency.tas-cmis.version> <dependency.tas-cmis.version>1.32</dependency.tas-cmis.version>
<dependency.tas-email.version>1.9</dependency.tas-email.version> <dependency.tas-email.version>1.9</dependency.tas-email.version>
<dependency.tas-webdav.version>1.7</dependency.tas-webdav.version> <dependency.tas-webdav.version>1.7</dependency.tas-webdav.version>