Mailspring/internal_packages/unread-notifications/spec/main-spec.coffee

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_ = require 'underscore'
Contact = require '../../../src/flux/models/contact'
Message = require '../../../src/flux/models/message'
Thread = require '../../../src/flux/models/thread'
Label = require '../../../src/flux/models/label'
CategoryStore = require '../../../src/flux/stores/category-store'
DatabaseStore = require '../../../src/flux/stores/database-store'
AccountStore = require '../../../src/flux/stores/account-store'
Main = require '../lib/main'
describe "UnreadNotifications", ->
beforeEach ->
Main.activate()
inbox = new Label(id: "l1", name: "inbox", displayName: "Inbox")
archive = new Label(id: "l2", name: "archive", displayName: "Archive")
spyOn(CategoryStore, "getStandardCategory").andReturn inbox
@threadA = new Thread
labels: [inbox]
@threadB = new Thread
labels: [archive]
@msg1 = new Message
unread: true
date: new Date()
from: [new Contact(name: 'Ben', email: 'ben@example.com')]
subject: "Hello World"
threadId: "A"
@msgNoSender = new Message
unread: true
date: new Date()
from: []
subject: "Hello World"
threadId: "A"
@msg2 = new Message
unread: true
date: new Date()
from: [new Contact(name: 'Mark', email: 'mark@example.com')]
subject: "Hello World 2"
threadId: "A"
@msg3 = new Message
unread: true
date: new Date()
from: [new Contact(name: 'Ben', email: 'ben@example.com')]
subject: "Hello World"
threadId: "A"
@msg4 = new Message
unread: true
date: new Date()
from: [new Contact(name: 'Ben', email: 'ben@example.com')]
subject: "Hello World"
threadId: "A"
@msg5 = new Message
unread: true
date: new Date()
from: [new Contact(name: 'Ben', email: 'ben@example.com')]
subject: "Hello World"
threadId: "A"
@msgUnreadButArchived = new Message
unread: true
date: new Date()
from: [new Contact(name: 'Mark', email: 'mark@example.com')]
subject: "Hello World 2"
threadId: "B"
@msgRead = new Message
unread: false
date: new Date()
from: [new Contact(name: 'Mark', email: 'mark@example.com')]
subject: "Hello World Read Already"
threadId: "A"
@msgOld = new Message
unread: true
date: new Date(2000,1,1)
from: [new Contact(name: 'Mark', email: 'mark@example.com')]
subject: "Hello World Old"
threadId: "A"
feat(*): draft icon, misc fixes, and WorkspaceStore / custom toolbar in secondary windows Summary: Features: - ThreadListParticipants ignores drafts when computing participants, renders "Draft" label, pending design - Put the WorkspaceStore in every window—means they all get toolbars and custom gumdrop icons on Mac OS X Bug Fixes: - Never display notifications for email the user just sent - Fix obscure issue with DatabaseView trying to update metadata on items it froze. This resolves issue with names remaining bold after marking as read, drafts not appearing in message list immediately. - When you pop out a draft, save it first and *wait* for the commit() promise to succeed. - If you scroll very fast, you node.contentWindow can be null in eventedIframe Other: Make it OK to re-register the same component Make it possible to unregister a hot window Break the Sheet Toolbar out into it's own file to make things manageable Replace `package.windowPropsReceived` with a store-style model where anyone can listen for changes to `windowProps` When I put the WorkspaceStore in every window, I ran into a problem because the package was no longer rendering an instance of the Composer, it was declaring a root sheet with a composer in it. This meant that it was actually a React component that needed to listen to window props, not the package itself. `atom` is already an event emitter, so I added a `onWindowPropsReceived` hook so that components can listen to window props as if they were listening to a store. I think this might be more flexible than only broadcasting the props change event to packages. Test Plan: Run tests Reviewers: evan Reviewed By: evan Differential Revision: https://phab.nylas.com/D1592
2015-06-04 07:02:19 +08:00
@msgFromMe = new Message
unread: true
date: new Date()
from: [AccountStore.current().me()]
feat(*): draft icon, misc fixes, and WorkspaceStore / custom toolbar in secondary windows Summary: Features: - ThreadListParticipants ignores drafts when computing participants, renders "Draft" label, pending design - Put the WorkspaceStore in every window—means they all get toolbars and custom gumdrop icons on Mac OS X Bug Fixes: - Never display notifications for email the user just sent - Fix obscure issue with DatabaseView trying to update metadata on items it froze. This resolves issue with names remaining bold after marking as read, drafts not appearing in message list immediately. - When you pop out a draft, save it first and *wait* for the commit() promise to succeed. - If you scroll very fast, you node.contentWindow can be null in eventedIframe Other: Make it OK to re-register the same component Make it possible to unregister a hot window Break the Sheet Toolbar out into it's own file to make things manageable Replace `package.windowPropsReceived` with a store-style model where anyone can listen for changes to `windowProps` When I put the WorkspaceStore in every window, I ran into a problem because the package was no longer rendering an instance of the Composer, it was declaring a root sheet with a composer in it. This meant that it was actually a React component that needed to listen to window props, not the package itself. `atom` is already an event emitter, so I added a `onWindowPropsReceived` hook so that components can listen to window props as if they were listening to a store. I think this might be more flexible than only broadcasting the props change event to packages. Test Plan: Run tests Reviewers: evan Reviewed By: evan Differential Revision: https://phab.nylas.com/D1592
2015-06-04 07:02:19 +08:00
subject: "A Sent Mail!"
threadId: "A"
spyOn(DatabaseStore, 'find').andCallFake (klass, id) =>
return Promise.resolve(@threadA) if id is 'A'
return Promise.resolve(@threadB) if id is 'B'
return Promise.resolve(null)
spyOn(window, 'Notification').andCallFake ->
spyOn(Promise, 'props').andCallFake (dict) ->
dictOut = {}
for key, val of dict
if val.value?
dictOut[key] = val.value()
else
dictOut[key] = val
Promise.resolve(dictOut)
afterEach ->
Main.deactivate()
it "should create a Notification if there is one unread message", ->
waitsForPromise =>
Main._onNewMailReceived({message: [@msgRead, @msg1]})
.then ->
advanceClock(2000)
expect(window.Notification).toHaveBeenCalled()
expect(window.Notification.mostRecentCall.args).toEqual([ 'Ben', { body : 'Hello World', tag : 'unread-update' } ])
it "should create multiple Notifications if there is more than one but less than five unread messages", ->
waitsForPromise =>
Main._onNewMailReceived({message: [@msg1, @msg2, @msg3]})
.then ->
#Need to call advance clock twice because we call setTimeout twice
advanceClock(2000)
advanceClock(2000)
expect(window.Notification.callCount).toEqual(3)
it "should create a Notification if there are five or more unread messages", ->
waitsForPromise =>
Main._onNewMailReceived({
message: [@msg1, @msg2, @msg3, @msg4, @msg5]})
.then ->
advanceClock(2000)
expect(window.Notification).toHaveBeenCalled()
expect(window.Notification.mostRecentCall.args).toEqual([ '5 Unread Messages', { tag : 'unread-update' } ])
it "should create a Notification correctly, even if new mail has no sender", ->
waitsForPromise =>
Main._onNewMailReceived({message: [@msgNoSender]})
.then ->
expect(window.Notification).toHaveBeenCalled()
expect(window.Notification.mostRecentCall.args).toEqual([ 'Unknown', { body : 'Hello World', tag : 'unread-update' } ])
it "should not create a Notification if there are no new messages", ->
waitsForPromise ->
Main._onNewMailReceived({message: []})
.then ->
expect(window.Notification).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
waitsForPromise ->
Main._onNewMailReceived({})
.then ->
expect(window.Notification).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
it "should not notify about unread messages that are outside the inbox", ->
waitsForPromise =>
Main._onNewMailReceived({message: [@msgUnreadButArchived, @msg1]})
.then ->
expect(window.Notification).toHaveBeenCalled()
expect(window.Notification.mostRecentCall.args).toEqual([ 'Ben', { body : 'Hello World', tag : 'unread-update' } ])
it "should not create a Notification if the new messages are not unread", ->
waitsForPromise =>
Main._onNewMailReceived({message: [@msgRead]})
.then ->
expect(window.Notification).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
it "should not create a Notification if the new messages are actually old ones", ->
waitsForPromise =>
Main._onNewMailReceived({message: [@msgOld]})
.then ->
expect(window.Notification).not.toHaveBeenCalled()
feat(*): draft icon, misc fixes, and WorkspaceStore / custom toolbar in secondary windows Summary: Features: - ThreadListParticipants ignores drafts when computing participants, renders "Draft" label, pending design - Put the WorkspaceStore in every window—means they all get toolbars and custom gumdrop icons on Mac OS X Bug Fixes: - Never display notifications for email the user just sent - Fix obscure issue with DatabaseView trying to update metadata on items it froze. This resolves issue with names remaining bold after marking as read, drafts not appearing in message list immediately. - When you pop out a draft, save it first and *wait* for the commit() promise to succeed. - If you scroll very fast, you node.contentWindow can be null in eventedIframe Other: Make it OK to re-register the same component Make it possible to unregister a hot window Break the Sheet Toolbar out into it's own file to make things manageable Replace `package.windowPropsReceived` with a store-style model where anyone can listen for changes to `windowProps` When I put the WorkspaceStore in every window, I ran into a problem because the package was no longer rendering an instance of the Composer, it was declaring a root sheet with a composer in it. This meant that it was actually a React component that needed to listen to window props, not the package itself. `atom` is already an event emitter, so I added a `onWindowPropsReceived` hook so that components can listen to window props as if they were listening to a store. I think this might be more flexible than only broadcasting the props change event to packages. Test Plan: Run tests Reviewers: evan Reviewed By: evan Differential Revision: https://phab.nylas.com/D1592
2015-06-04 07:02:19 +08:00
it "should not create a Notification if the new message is one I sent", ->
waitsForPromise =>
Main._onNewMailReceived({message: [@msgFromMe]})
.then ->
expect(window.Notification).not.toHaveBeenCalled()