require 'spec_helper' require 'support/example_classes' describe Authority do it "has a default list of abilities" do expect(Authority.abilities).to be_a(Hash) end it "does not allow modification of the Authority.abilities hash directly" do expect { Authority.abilities[:exchange] = 'fungible' }.to raise_error( StandardError, /modify frozen/ ) # can't modify frozen hash - exact error type and message depends on Ruby version end it "has a convenience accessor for the ability verbs" do expect(Authority.verbs.map(&:to_s).sort).to eq(%w[create delete read update]) end it "has a convenience accessor for the ability adjectives" do expect(Authority.adjectives.sort).to eq(%w[creatable deletable readable updatable]) end describe "configuring Authority" do it "has a configuration accessor" do expect(Authority).to respond_to(:configuration) end it "has a `configure` method" do expect(Authority).to respond_to(:configure) end it "requires the remainder of library internals after configuration" do Authority.should_receive(:require_authority_internals!) Authority.configure end end describe "enforcement" do let(:user) { ExampleUser.new } let(:resource_class) { ExampleResource } describe "when given options" do it "checks the user's authorization, passing along the options" do options = { :for => 'context' } user.should_receive(:can_delete?).with(resource_class, options).and_return(true) Authority.enforce(:delete, resource_class, user, options) end end describe "when not given options" do it "checks the user's authorization, passing no options" do user.should_receive(:can_delete?).with(resource_class).and_return(true) Authority.enforce(:delete, resource_class, user) end end it "raises a SecurityViolation if the action is unauthorized" do expect { Authority.enforce(:update, resource_class, user) }.to raise_error(Authority::SecurityViolation) end it "doesn't raise a SecurityViolation if the action is authorized" do expect { Authority.enforce(:read, resource_class, user) }.not_to raise_error(Authority::SecurityViolation) end end describe Authority::SecurityViolation do let(:user) { :"Cap'n Ned" } let(:action) { :keelhaul } let(:resource) { :houseplant } let(:security_violation) { Authority::SecurityViolation.new(user, action, resource) } it "has a reader for the user" do expect(security_violation.user).to eq(user) end it "has a reader for the action" do expect(security_violation.action).to eq(action) end it "has a reader for the resource" do expect(security_violation.resource).to eq(resource) end it "uses them all in its message" do expect(security_violation.message).to eq("#{user} is not authorized to #{action} this resource: #{resource}") end end end