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require 'helper'
require 'uuidtools'
class HIDTest < Vault::TestCase
# HID.hid? is true(ish) when given HIDs and false(ish) when not
def test_hid?
assert_equal(:user, Vault::HID.hid?('user1@heroku.com'))
assert_equal(:app, Vault::HID.hid?('app123@heroku.com'))
refute Vault::HID.hid?('employee@heroku.com')
end
# HID.hid_to_uuid converts an app ID to a v5 UUID based on a URL scheme.
def test_app_id_to_uuid
url = "https://vault.heroku.com/apps/1234"
uuid = UUIDTools::UUID.sha1_create(UUIDTools::UUID_URL_NAMESPACE, url).to_s
assert_equal(uuid, Vault::HID.hid_to_uuid('app1234@heroku.com'))
end
# HID.hid_to_uuid converts a Heroku app ID to a v5 UUID based on a URL
# scheme.
def test_user_id_to_uuid
url = "https://vault.heroku.com/users/1234"
uuid = UUIDTools::UUID.sha1_create(UUIDTools::UUID_URL_NAMESPACE, url).to_s
assert_equal(uuid, Vault::HID.hid_to_uuid('user1234@heroku.com'))
end
# HID.hid_to_uuid raises a ArgumentError if the specified ID doesn't match
# the expected format.
def test_hid_to_uuid_with_invalid_heroku_id
error = assert_raises(ArgumentError) do
Vault::HID.hid_to_uuid('invalid1234@heroku.com')
end
assert_equal('invalid1234@heroku.com is not a valid Heroku app or user ID.',
error.message)
end
# HID.hid_to_uuid raises a ArgumentError if the specified ID doesn't match
# the expected format.
def test_hid_to_uuid_with_subtly_invalid_heroku_id
error = assert_raises(ArgumentError) do
Vault::HID.hid_to_uuid('app1234--afasd-afas')
end
assert_equal('app1234--afasd-afas is not a valid Heroku app ID.',
error.message)
end
end
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