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refs: https://github.com/TryGhost/Toolbox/issues/595 We're rolling out new rules around the node assert library, the first of which is enforcing the use of assert/strict. This means we don't need to use the strict version of methods, as the standard version will work that way by default. This caught some gotchas in our existing usage of assert where the lack of strict mode had unexpected results: - Url matching needs to be done on `url.href` seeaa58b354a4
- Null and undefined are not the same thing, there were a few cases of this being confused - Particularly questionable changes in [PostExporter tests](c1a468744b
) tracked [here](https://github.com/TryGhost/Team/issues/3505). - A typo seeeaac9c293a
Moving forward, using assert strict should help us to catch unexpected behaviour, particularly around nulls and undefineds during implementation.
129 lines
5.0 KiB
JavaScript
129 lines
5.0 KiB
JavaScript
const assert = require('assert/strict');
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const ImporterContentFileHandler = require('../index');
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describe('ImporterContentFileHandler', function () {
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it('creates an instance', function () {
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const contentFileImporter = new ImporterContentFileHandler({
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type: 'media',
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storage: {},
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config: {},
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urlUtils: {}
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});
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assert.ok(contentFileImporter);
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assert.equal(contentFileImporter.type, 'media');
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});
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it('returns configured extensions', function () {
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const contentFileImporter = new ImporterContentFileHandler({
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storage: {},
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extensions: ['mp4'],
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urlUtils: {}
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});
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assert.deepEqual(contentFileImporter.extensions, ['mp4']);
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});
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it('returns configured contentTypes', function () {
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const contentFileImporter = new ImporterContentFileHandler({
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storage: {},
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contentTypes: ['video/mp4'],
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urlUtils: {}
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});
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assert.deepEqual(contentFileImporter.contentTypes, ['video/mp4']);
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});
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// @NOTE: below tests need more work, they are just covering the basics
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// the cases are based on a fact that the implementation was a copy
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// from the image importer and the tests were adapted to the media importer
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describe('loadFile', function () {
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it('loads files and decorates them with newPath with subdirectory', async function () {
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const contentFileImporter = new ImporterContentFileHandler({
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storage: {
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staticFileURLPrefix: 'content/media',
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getUniqueFileName: (file, targetDir) => Promise.resolve(targetDir + '/' + file.name)
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},
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contentPath: '/var/www/ghost/content/media',
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urlUtils: {
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getSubdir: () => 'blog',
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urlJoin: (...args) => args.join('/')
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}
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});
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const files = [{
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name: 'content/media/1.mp4'
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}];
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const subDir = 'blog';
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await contentFileImporter.loadFile(files, subDir);
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assert.equal(files[0].name, '1.mp4');
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assert.equal(files[0].originalPath, 'content/media/1.mp4');
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assert.equal(files[0].targetDir, '/var/www/ghost/content/media');
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assert.equal(files[0].newPath, '//blog/content/media/1.mp4');
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});
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it('loads files and decorates them with newPath with NO subdirectory', async function () {
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const contentFileImporter = new ImporterContentFileHandler({
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storage: {
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staticFileURLPrefix: 'content/media',
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getUniqueFileName: (file, targetDir) => Promise.resolve(targetDir + '/' + file.name)
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},
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contentPath: '/var/www/ghost/content/media',
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urlUtils: {
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getSubdir: () => 'blog',
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urlJoin: (...args) => args.join('/')
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}
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});
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const files = [{
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name: 'content/media/1.mp4'
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}];
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await contentFileImporter.loadFile(files);
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assert.equal(files[0].name, '1.mp4');
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assert.equal(files[0].originalPath, 'content/media/1.mp4');
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assert.equal(files[0].targetDir, '/var/www/ghost/content/media');
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assert.equal(files[0].newPath, '//blog/content/media/1.mp4');
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});
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it('ignores files in root folder', async function () {
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const contentFileImporter = new ImporterContentFileHandler({
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storage: {
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staticFileURLPrefix: 'content/media',
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getUniqueFileName: (file, targetDir) => Promise.resolve(targetDir + '/' + file.name)
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},
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contentPath: '/var/www/ghost/content/media',
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ignoreRootFolderFiles: true,
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urlUtils: {
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getSubdir: () => 'blog',
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urlJoin: (...args) => args.join('/')
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}
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});
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const files = [{
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name: 'root.mp4'
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}, {
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name: 'content/media/1.mp4'
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}];
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await contentFileImporter.loadFile(files);
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// @NOTE: the root file is ignored. It's a weird test because ideally the file
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// should be removed completely from the list, but the importer works
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// by modifying the list in place and it's not easy to remove the file
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assert.equal(files[0].name, 'root.mp4');
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assert.equal(files[0].originalPath, undefined);
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assert.equal(files[0].targetDir, undefined);
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assert.equal(files[0].newPath, undefined);
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assert.equal(files[1].name, '1.mp4');
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assert.equal(files[1].originalPath, 'content/media/1.mp4');
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assert.equal(files[1].targetDir, '/var/www/ghost/content/media');
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assert.equal(files[1].newPath, '//blog/content/media/1.mp4');
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});
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});
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});
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