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* Adds passing state and continue URL in OOBCodes actions. (#82)

* Adds actionCodeSettings class (#83)

* Adds FIRActionCodeSettings class

* Removes iOSAppStoreId to reflect update spec.

* Adds “reset password in app” to sample app (#84)

* Adds “reset password in app” to sample app

* Addresses comments

* Addresses comments

* Adds @param documentation for actionCodeSettings (#85)

Adds @param documentation for actionCodeSettings in FIRGetOOBConfirmationCodeRequest.

* Adds request configuration class

Adds a class that will comprise of all configurations needed to make a request to the Firebase Auth backend; including APIKey and Language code in the future.

* Addresses comments.

* Adds Setting Language

Add Setting Language Feature to Firebase Auth.

- Only adds support for two languages (English and Spanish) in this change. (Also supports two languages in test), more to come after this change is accepted.

- For now sample app tests language setting only when using “reset password in app” option, the email sent will be in the current app language.  Additional tests to come after change is accepted.

* Amends code for unit tests

Will add more comprehensive testing when code accepted.

* Ecodes strings files in UTF-8

* Addresses comments

* Addresses comments

* Remove comments in .strings

* Adds remaining TC languages to Firebase Auth.

* Add line break to .strings files

* remove language code english fallback

Remove the fallback that sends “en” as the language code to the backend if no language code is specified.

* addresses comment

* Fixes FIRSecureToken Crash

Integrates FIRSecureTokenService and FIRSecureTokenRequest with FIRAuthRequestConfiguration.

* Addresses comment

* Add auth language input

Adds Auth language input to the Sample App in preparation for manual testing.

* removes unnecessary comment

* address comments

* Add app language option

Allow user to set the current app language code as the auth language code.  This is in preparation for manual testing before release.

* Addresses Comment

* Adds missing continue URI

Adds missing continue URL to Firebear error handling.

* Remove unused line

Removes unused line from FIRPhoneAuthProvider.m

* Moves the new public header to the right place.

* Fixes broken macOS build.

* Removes trailing spaces.

* Addresses review comments.
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/*
* Copyright 2017 Google
*
* Licensed under the Apache License, Version 2.0 (the "License");
* you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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#import <XCTest/XCTest.h>
#import "FIRAuthErrorUtils.h"
#import "FIRAuthInternalErrors.h"
#import "FIRAuthBackend.h"
#import "FIRAuthRequestConfiguration.h"
#import "FIRAuthRPCRequest.h"
#import "FIRAuthRPCResponse.h"
#import "FIRFakeBackendRPCIssuer.h"
/** @var kFakeRequestURL
@brief Used as a fake URL for a fake RPC request. We don't test this here, since it's tested
for the specific RPC requests in their various unit tests.
*/
static NSString *const kFakeRequestURL = @"https://www.google.com/";
/** @var kFakeAPIkey
@brief Used as a fake APIKey for a fake RPC request. We don't test this here.
*/
static NSString *const kFakeAPIkey = @"FAKE_API_KEY";
/** @var kFakeErrorDomain
@brief A value to use for fake @c NSErrors.
*/
static NSString *const kFakeErrorDomain = @"fakeDomain";
/** @var kFakeErrorCode
@brief A value to use for fake @c NSErrors.
*/
static const NSUInteger kFakeErrorCode = -1;
/** @var kUnknownServerErrorMessage
@brief A value to use for fake server errors with an unknown message.
*/
static NSString *const kUnknownServerErrorMessage = @"UNKNOWN_MESSAGE";
/** @var kErrorMessageCaptchaRequired
@brief The error message in JSON responses from the server for CAPTCHA required.
*/
static NSString *const kErrorMessageCaptchaRequired = @"CAPTCHA_REQUIRED";
/** @var kErrorMessageCaptchaRequiredInvalidPassword
@brief The error message in JSON responses from the server for CAPTCHA required with invalid
password.
*/
static NSString *const kErrorMessageCaptchaRequiredInvalidPassword =
@"CAPTCHA_REQUIRED_INVALID_PASSWORD";
/** @var kErrorMessageCaptchaCheckFailed
@brief The error message in JSON responses from the server for CAPTCHA check failed.
*/
static NSString *const kErrorMessageCaptchaCheckFailed = @"CAPTCHA_CHECK_FAILED";
/** @var kErrorMessageEmailExists
@brief The error message in JSON responses from the server for user's email already exists.
*/
static NSString *const kErrorMessageEmailExists = @"EMAIL_EXISTS";
/** @var kErrorMessageKey
@brief The key for the error message in an error response.
*/
static NSString *const kErrorMessageKey = @"message";
/** @var kTestKey
@brief A key to use for a successful response dictionary.
*/
static NSString *const kTestKey = @"TestKey";
/** @var kUserDisabledErrorMessage
@brief This is the base error message the server will respond with if the user's account has
been disabled.
*/
static NSString *const kUserDisabledErrorMessage = @"USER_DISABLED";
/** @var kFakeUserDisabledCustomErrorMessage
@brief This is a fake custom error message the server can respond with if the user's account has
been disabled.
*/
static NSString *const kFakeUserDisabledCustomErrorMessage = @"The user has been disabled.";
/** @var kServerErrorDetailMarker
@brief This marker indicates that the server error message contains a detail error message which
should be used instead of the hardcoded client error message.
*/
static NSString *const kServerErrorDetailMarker = @" : ";
/** @var kTestValue
@brief A value to use for a successful response dictionary.
*/
static NSString *const kTestValue = @"TestValue";
/** @class FIRAuthBackendRPCImplementation
@brief Exposes an otherwise private class to these tests. See the real implementation for
documentation.
*/
@interface FIRAuthBackendRPCImplementation : NSObject <FIRAuthBackendImplementation>
/** @fn postWithRequest:response:callback:
@brief Calls the RPC using HTTP POST.
@remarks Possible error responses:
@see FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeRPCRequestEncodingError
@see FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeJSONSerializationError
@see FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeNetworkError
@see FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeUnexpectedErrorResponse
@see FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeUnexpectedResponse
@see FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeRPCResponseDecodingError
@param request The request.
@param response The empty response to be filled.
@param callback The callback for both success and failure.
*/
- (void)postWithRequest:(id<FIRAuthRPCRequest>)request
response:(id<FIRAuthRPCResponse>)response
callback:(void (^)(NSError *error))callback;
@end
/** @extension FIRAuthBackend
@brief This class extension exposes the otherwise private @c implementation method. We use this
here to directly call the @c postWithRequest:response:callback: method of
@c FIRAuthBackendRPCImplementation in some of the tests.
*/
@interface FIRAuthBackend ()
/** @fn implementation
@brief Exposes the otherwise private @c implementation method. We use this here to directly call
the @c postWithRequest:response:callback: method of @c FIRAuthBackendRPCImplementation in
some of the tests.
*/
+ (FIRAuthBackendRPCImplementation *)implementation;
@end
/** @class FIRFakeRequest
@brief Allows us to fake a request with deterministic request bodies and encoding errors
returned from the @c FIRAuthRPCRequest-specified @c unencodedHTTPRequestBodyWithError:
method.
*/
@interface FIRFakeRequest : NSObject <FIRAuthRPCRequest>
/** @fn fakeRequest
@brief A "normal" request which returns an encodable request object with no error.
*/
+ (nullable instancetype)fakeRequest;
/** @fn fakeRequestWithEncodingError
@brief A request which returns a fake error during the encoding process.
*/
+ (nullable instancetype)fakeRequestWithEncodingError:(NSError *)error;
/** @fn fakeRequestWithUnserializableRequestBody
@brief A request which returns a request object which can not be properly serialized by
@c NSJSONSerialization.
*/
+ (nullable instancetype)fakeRequestWithUnserializableRequestBody;
/** @fn fakeRequestWithNoBody
@brief A request which returns a nil request body but no error.
*/
+ (nullable instancetype)fakeRequestWithNoBody;
/** @fn init
@brief Please use initWithRequestBody:encodingError:
*/
- (nullable instancetype)init NS_UNAVAILABLE;
/** @fn initWithRequestBody:encodingError:
@brief Designated initializer.
@param requestBody The fake request body to return when @c unencodedHTTPRequestBodyWithError: is
invoked.
@param encodingError The fake error to return when @c unencodedHTTPRequestBodyWithError is
invoked.
*/
- (nullable instancetype)initWithRequestBody:(nullable id)requestBody
encodingError:(nullable NSError *)encodingError
NS_DESIGNATED_INITIALIZER;
@end
@implementation FIRFakeRequest {
/** @var _requestBody
@brief The fake request body object we will return when @c unencodedHTTPRequestBodyWithError:
is invoked.
*/
id _Nullable _requestBody;
/** @var _requestEncodingError
@brief The fake error object we will return when @c unencodedHTTPRequestBodyWithError:
is invoked.
*/
NSError *_Nullable _requestEncodingError;
}
+ (nullable instancetype)fakeRequest {
return [[self alloc] initWithRequestBody:@{ } encodingError:nil];
}
+ (nullable instancetype)fakeRequestWithEncodingError:(NSError *)error {
return [[self alloc] initWithRequestBody:nil encodingError:error];
}
+ (nullable instancetype)fakeRequestWithUnserializableRequestBody {
return [[self alloc] initWithRequestBody:@{ @"unencodableValue" : self } encodingError:nil];
}
+ (nullable instancetype)fakeRequestWithNoBody {
return [[self alloc] initWithRequestBody:nil encodingError:nil];
}
- (nullable instancetype)initWithRequestBody:(nullable id)requestBody
encodingError:(nullable NSError *)encodingError {
self = [super init];
if (self) {
_requestBody = requestBody;
_requestEncodingError = encodingError;
}
return self;
}
- (NSURL *)requestURL {
return [NSURL URLWithString:kFakeRequestURL];
}
- (FIRAuthRequestConfiguration *)requestConfiguration {
FIRAuthRequestConfiguration *fakeConfiguration =
[[FIRAuthRequestConfiguration alloc] initWithAPIKey:kFakeAPIkey];
return fakeConfiguration;
}
- (nullable id)unencodedHTTPRequestBodyWithError:(NSError *_Nullable *_Nullable)error {
if (error) {
*error = _requestEncodingError;
}
return _requestBody;
}
@end
/** @class FIRFakeResponse
@brief Allows us to inspect the dictionaries received by @c FIRAuthRPCResponse classes, and
provide deterministic responses to the @c setWithDictionary:error:
methods.
*/
@interface FIRFakeResponse : NSObject <FIRAuthRPCResponse>
/** @property receivedDictionary
@brief The dictionary passed to the @c setWithDictionary:error: method.
*/
@property(nonatomic, strong, readonly, nullable) NSDictionary *receivedDictionary;
/** @fn fakeResponse
@brief A "normal" sucessful response (no error, no expected kind.)
*/
+ (nullable instancetype)fakeResponse;
/** @fn fakeResponseWithDecodingError
@brief A response which returns a fake error during the decoding process.
*/
+ (nullable instancetype)fakeResponseWithDecodingError;
/** @fn init
@brief Please use initWithDecodingError:
*/
- (nullable instancetype)init NS_UNAVAILABLE;
- (nullable instancetype)initWithDecodingError:(nullable NSError *)decodingError
NS_DESIGNATED_INITIALIZER;
@end
@implementation FIRFakeResponse {
/** @var _responseDecodingError
@brief The value to return for an error when the @c setWithDictionary:error: method is
invoked.
*/
NSError *_Nullable _responseDecodingError;
}
+ (nullable instancetype)fakeResponse {
return [[self alloc] initWithDecodingError:nil];
}
+ (nullable instancetype)fakeResponseWithDecodingError {
NSError *decodingError = [FIRAuthErrorUtils unexpectedErrorResponseWithDeserializedResponse:self];
return [[self alloc] initWithDecodingError:decodingError];
}
- (nullable instancetype)initWithDecodingError:(nullable NSError *)decodingError {
self = [super init];
if (self) {
_responseDecodingError = decodingError;
}
return self;
}
- (BOOL)setWithDictionary:(NSDictionary *)dictionary
error:(NSError *_Nullable *_Nullable)error {
if (_responseDecodingError) {
if (error) {
*error = _responseDecodingError;
}
return NO;
}
_receivedDictionary = dictionary;
return YES;
}
@end
/** @class FIRAuthBackendRPCImplementationTests
@brief This set of unit tests is designed primarily to test the possible outcomes of the
@c FIRAuthBackendRPCImplementation.postWithRequest:response:callback: method.
*/
@interface FIRAuthBackendRPCImplementationTests : XCTestCase
@end
@implementation FIRAuthBackendRPCImplementationTests {
/** @var _RPCIssuer
@brief This backend RPC issuer is used to fake network responses for each test in the suite.
In the @c setUp method we initialize this and set @c FIRAuthBackend's RPC issuer to it.
*/
FIRFakeBackendRPCIssuer *_RPCIssuer;
/** @var _RPCImplementation
@brief This backend RPC implementation is used to make fake network requests for each test in
the suite.
*/
FIRAuthBackendRPCImplementation *_RPCImplementation;
}
- (void)setUp {
FIRFakeBackendRPCIssuer *RPCIssuer = [[FIRFakeBackendRPCIssuer alloc] init];
[FIRAuthBackend setDefaultBackendImplementationWithRPCIssuer:RPCIssuer];
_RPCIssuer = RPCIssuer;
_RPCImplementation = [FIRAuthBackend implementation];
}
- (void)tearDown {
[FIRAuthBackend setDefaultBackendImplementationWithRPCIssuer:nil];
_RPCIssuer = nil;
_RPCImplementation = nil;
}
/** @fn testRequestEncodingError
@brief This test checks the behaviour of @c postWithRequest:response:callback: when the
request passed returns an error during it's unencodedHTTPRequestBodyWithError: method.
The error returned should be delivered to the caller without any change.
*/
- (void)testRequestEncodingError {
NSError *encodingError =
[NSError errorWithDomain:kFakeErrorDomain code:kFakeErrorCode userInfo:@{ }];
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequestWithEncodingError:encodingError];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponse];
__block NSError *callbackError;
__block BOOL callbackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest:request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callbackInvoked = YES;
callbackError = error;
}];
// There is no need to call [_RPCIssuer respondWithError:...] in this test because a request
// should never have been tried - and we we know that's the case when we test @c callbackInvoked.
XCTAssert(callbackInvoked);
XCTAssertNotNil(callbackError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(callbackError.domain, FIRAuthErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(callbackError.code, FIRAuthErrorCodeInternalError);
NSError *underlyingError = callbackError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingError.domain, FIRAuthInternalErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingError.code, FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeRPCRequestEncodingError);
NSError *underlyingUnderlyingError = underlyingError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingUnderlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingUnderlyingError.domain, kFakeErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingUnderlyingError.code, kFakeErrorCode);
id deserializedResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDeserializedResponseKey];
XCTAssertNil(deserializedResponse);
id dataResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDataKey];
XCTAssertNil(dataResponse);
}
/** @fn testBodyDataSerializationError
@brief This test checks the behaviour of @c postWithRequest:response:callback: when the
request returns an object which isn't serializable by @c NSJSONSerialization.
The error from @c NSJSONSerialization should be returned as the underlyingError for an
@c NSError with the code @c FIRAuthErrorCodeJSONSerializationError.
*/
- (void)testBodyDataSerializationError {
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequestWithUnserializableRequestBody];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponse];
__block NSError *callbackError;
__block BOOL callbackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest:request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callbackInvoked = YES;
callbackError = error;
}];
// There is no need to call [_RPCIssuer respondWithError:...] in this test because a request
// should never have been tried - and we we know that's the case when we test @c callbackInvoked.
XCTAssert(callbackInvoked);
XCTAssertNotNil(callbackError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(callbackError.domain, FIRAuthErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(callbackError.code, FIRAuthErrorCodeInternalError);
NSError *underlyingError = callbackError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingError.domain, FIRAuthInternalErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingError.code, FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeJSONSerializationError);
NSError *underlyingUnderlyingError = underlyingError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNil(underlyingUnderlyingError);
id deserializedResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDeserializedResponseKey];
XCTAssertNil(deserializedResponse);
id dataResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDataKey];
XCTAssertNil(dataResponse);
}
/** @fn testNetworkError
@brief This test checks to make sure a network error is properly wrapped and forwarded with the
correct code (FIRAuthErrorCodeNetworkError).
*/
- (void)testNetworkError {
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequest];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponse];
__block NSError *callbackError;
__block BOOL callbackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest:request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callbackInvoked = YES;
callbackError = error;
}];
// It shouldn't matter what the error domain/code/userInfo are, any junk values are suitable. The
// implementation should treat any error with no response data as a network error.
NSError *responseError = [NSError errorWithDomain:kFakeErrorDomain
code:kFakeErrorCode
userInfo:nil];
[_RPCIssuer respondWithError:responseError];
XCTAssert(callbackInvoked);
XCTAssertNotNil(callbackError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(callbackError.domain, FIRAuthErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(callbackError.code, FIRAuthErrorCodeNetworkError);
NSError *underlyingError = callbackError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingError.domain, kFakeErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingError.code, kFakeErrorCode);
NSError *underlyingUnderlyingError = underlyingError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNil(underlyingUnderlyingError);
id deserializedResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDeserializedResponseKey];
XCTAssertNil(deserializedResponse);
id dataResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDataKey];
XCTAssertNil(dataResponse);
}
/** @fn testUnparsableErrorResponse
@brief This test checks the behaviour of @c postWithRequest:response:callback: when the
response isn't deserializable by @c NSJSONSerialization and an error
condition (with an associated error response message) was expected. We are expecting to
receive the original network error wrapped in an @c NSError with the code
@c FIRAuthErrorCodeUnexpectedHTTPResponse.
*/
- (void)testUnparsableErrorResponse {
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequest];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponse];
__block NSError *callbackError;
__block BOOL callbackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest:request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callbackInvoked = YES;
callbackError = error;
}];
NSData *data =
[@"<html><body>An error occurred.</body></html>" dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
NSError *error =
[NSError errorWithDomain:kFakeErrorDomain code:kFakeErrorCode userInfo:@{ }];
[_RPCIssuer respondWithData:data error:error];
XCTAssert(callbackInvoked);
XCTAssertNotNil(callbackError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(callbackError.domain, FIRAuthErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(callbackError.code, FIRAuthErrorCodeInternalError);
NSError *underlyingError = callbackError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingError.domain, FIRAuthInternalErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingError.code, FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeUnexpectedErrorResponse);
NSError *underlyingUnderlyingError = underlyingError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingUnderlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingUnderlyingError.domain, kFakeErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingUnderlyingError.code, kFakeErrorCode);
id deserializedResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDeserializedResponseKey];
XCTAssertNil(deserializedResponse);
id dataResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDataKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(dataResponse);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(dataResponse, data);
}
/** @fn testUnparsableSuccessResponse
@brief This test checks the behaviour of @c postWithRequest:response:callback: when the
response isn't deserializable by @c NSJSONSerialization and no error
condition was indicated. We are expecting to
receive the @c NSJSONSerialization error wrapped in an @c NSError with the code
@c FIRAuthErrorCodeUnexpectedServerResponse.
*/
- (void)testUnparsableSuccessResponse {
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequest];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponse];
__block NSError *callbackError;
__block BOOL callbackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest:request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callbackInvoked = YES;
callbackError = error;
}];
NSData *data =
[@"<xml>Some non-JSON value.</xml>" dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
[_RPCIssuer respondWithData:data error:nil];
XCTAssert(callbackInvoked);
XCTAssertNotNil(callbackError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(callbackError.domain, FIRAuthErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(callbackError.code, FIRAuthErrorCodeInternalError);
NSError *underlyingError = callbackError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingError.domain, FIRAuthInternalErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingError.code, FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeUnexpectedResponse);
NSError *underlyingUnderlyingError = underlyingError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingUnderlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingUnderlyingError.domain, NSCocoaErrorDomain);
id deserializedResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDeserializedResponseKey];
XCTAssertNil(deserializedResponse);
id dataResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDataKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(dataResponse);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(dataResponse, data);
}
/** @fn testNonDictionaryErrorResponse
@brief This test checks the behaviour of @c postWithRequest:response:callback: when the
response deserialized by @c NSJSONSerialization is not a dictionary, and an error was
expected. We are expecting to receive an @c NSError with the code
@c FIRAuthErrorCodeUnexpectedErrorServerResponse with the decoded response in the
@c NSError.userInfo dictionary associated with the key
@c FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDecodedResponseKey.
*/
- (void)testNonDictionaryErrorResponse {
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequest];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponse];
__block NSError *callbackError;
__block BOOL callbackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest:request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callbackInvoked = YES;
callbackError = error;
}];
// We are responding with a JSON-encoded string value representing an array - which is unexpected.
// It should normally be a dictionary, and we need to check for this sort of thing. Because we can
// successfully decode this value, however, we do return it in the error results. We check for
// this array later in the test.
NSData *data = [@"[]" dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
NSError *error =
[NSError errorWithDomain:kFakeErrorDomain code:kFakeErrorCode userInfo:@{ }];
[_RPCIssuer respondWithData:data error:error];
XCTAssert(callbackInvoked);
XCTAssertNotNil(callbackError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(callbackError.domain, FIRAuthErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(callbackError.code, FIRAuthErrorCodeInternalError);
NSError *underlyingError = callbackError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingError.domain, FIRAuthInternalErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingError.code, FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeUnexpectedErrorResponse);
NSError *underlyingUnderlyingError = underlyingError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNil(underlyingUnderlyingError);
id deserializedResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDeserializedResponseKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(deserializedResponse);
XCTAssert([deserializedResponse isKindOfClass:[NSArray class]]);
id dataResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDataKey];
XCTAssertNil(dataResponse);
}
/** @fn testNonDictionarySuccessResponse
@brief This test checks the behaviour of @c postWithRequest:response:callback: when the
response deserialized by @c NSJSONSerialization is not a dictionary, and no error was
expected. We are expecting to receive an @c NSError with the code
@c FIRAuthErrorCodeUnexpectedServerResponse with the decoded response in the
@c NSError.userInfo dictionary associated with the key
@c FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDecodedResponseKey.
*/
- (void)testNonDictionarySuccessResponse {
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequest];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponse];
__block NSError *callbackError;
__block BOOL callbackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest:request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callbackInvoked = YES;
callbackError = error;
}];
// We are responding with a JSON-encoded string value representing an array - which is unexpected.
// It should normally be a dictionary, and we need to check for this sort of thing. Because we can
// successfully decode this value, however, we do return it in the error results. We check for
// this array later in the test.
NSData *data = [@"[]" dataUsingEncoding:NSUTF8StringEncoding];
[_RPCIssuer respondWithData:data error:nil];
XCTAssert(callbackInvoked);
XCTAssertNotNil(callbackError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(callbackError.domain, FIRAuthErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(callbackError.code, FIRAuthErrorCodeInternalError);
NSError *underlyingError = callbackError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingError.domain, FIRAuthInternalErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingError.code, FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeUnexpectedResponse);
NSError *underlyingUnderlyingError = underlyingError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNil(underlyingUnderlyingError);
id deserializedResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDeserializedResponseKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(deserializedResponse);
XCTAssert([deserializedResponse isKindOfClass:[NSArray class]]);
id dataResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDataKey];
XCTAssertNil(dataResponse);
}
/** @fn testCaptchaRequiredResponse
@brief This test checks the behaviour of @c postWithRequest:response:callback: when the
we get an error message indicating captcha is required. The backend should not be returning
this error to mobile clients. If it does, we should wrap it in an @c NSError with the code
@c FIRAuthErrorCodeUnexpectedServerResponse with the decoded error message in the
@c NSError.userInfo dictionary associated with the key
@c FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDecodedErrorResponseKey.
*/
- (void)testCaptchaRequiredResponse {
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequest];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponse];
__block NSError *callbackError;
__block BOOL callbackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest:request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callbackInvoked = YES;
callbackError = error;
}];
NSError *error =
[NSError errorWithDomain:kFakeErrorDomain code:kFakeErrorCode userInfo:@{ }];
[_RPCIssuer respondWithServerErrorMessage:kErrorMessageCaptchaRequired error:error];
XCTAssert(callbackInvoked);
XCTAssertNotNil(callbackError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(callbackError.domain, FIRAuthErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(callbackError.code, FIRAuthErrorCodeInternalError);
NSError *underlyingError = callbackError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingError.domain, FIRAuthInternalErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingError.code, FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeUnexpectedErrorResponse);
NSError *underlyingUnderlyingError = underlyingError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNil(underlyingUnderlyingError);
id deserializedResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDeserializedResponseKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(deserializedResponse);
XCTAssert([deserializedResponse isKindOfClass:[NSDictionary class]]);
XCTAssertNotNil(deserializedResponse[@"message"]);
id dataResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDataKey];
XCTAssertNil(dataResponse);
}
/** @fn testCaptchaCheckFailedResponse
@brief This test checks the behaviour of @c postWithRequest:response:callback: when the
we get an error message indicating captcha check failed. The backend should not be returning
this error to mobile clients. If it does, we should wrap it in an @c NSError with the code
@c FIRAuthErrorCodeUnexpectedServerResponse with the decoded error message in the
@c NSError.userInfo dictionary associated with the key
@c FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDecodedErrorResponseKey.
*/
- (void)testCaptchaCheckFailedResponse {
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequest];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponse];
__block NSError *callbackError;
__block BOOL callbackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest:request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callbackInvoked = YES;
callbackError = error;
}];
NSError *error =
[NSError errorWithDomain:kFakeErrorDomain code:kFakeErrorCode userInfo:@{ }];
[_RPCIssuer respondWithServerErrorMessage:kErrorMessageCaptchaCheckFailed error:error];
XCTAssert(callbackInvoked);
XCTAssertNotNil(callbackError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(callbackError.domain, FIRAuthErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(callbackError.code, FIRAuthErrorCodeInternalError);
NSError *underlyingError = callbackError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingError.domain, FIRAuthInternalErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingError.code, FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeUnexpectedErrorResponse);
NSError *underlyingUnderlyingError = underlyingError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNil(underlyingUnderlyingError);
id deserializedResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDeserializedResponseKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(deserializedResponse);
XCTAssert([deserializedResponse isKindOfClass:[NSDictionary class]]);
XCTAssertNotNil(deserializedResponse[@"message"]);
id dataResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDataKey];
XCTAssertNil(dataResponse);
}
/** @fn testCaptchaRequiredInvalidPasswordResponse
@brief This test checks the behaviour of @c postWithRequest:response:callback: when the
we get an error message indicating captcha is required and an invalid password was entered.
The backend should not be returning this error to mobile clients. If it does, we should wrap
it in an @c NSError with the code
@c FIRAuthErrorCodeUnexpectedServerResponse with the decoded error message in the
@c NSError.userInfo dictionary associated with the key
@c FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDecodedErrorResponseKey.
*/
- (void)testCaptchaRequiredInvalidPasswordResponse {
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequest];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponse];
__block NSError *callbackError;
__block BOOL callbackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest:request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callbackInvoked = YES;
callbackError = error;
}];
NSError *error =
[NSError errorWithDomain:kFakeErrorDomain code:kFakeErrorCode userInfo:@{ }];
[_RPCIssuer respondWithServerErrorMessage:kErrorMessageCaptchaRequiredInvalidPassword
error:error];
XCTAssert(callbackInvoked);
XCTAssertNotNil(callbackError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(callbackError.domain, FIRAuthErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(callbackError.code, FIRAuthErrorCodeInternalError);
NSError *underlyingError = callbackError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingError.domain, FIRAuthInternalErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingError.code, FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeUnexpectedErrorResponse);
NSError *underlyingUnderlyingError = underlyingError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNil(underlyingUnderlyingError);
id deserializedResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDeserializedResponseKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(deserializedResponse);
XCTAssert([deserializedResponse isKindOfClass:[NSDictionary class]]);
XCTAssertNotNil(deserializedResponse[@"message"]);
id dataResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDataKey];
XCTAssertNil(dataResponse);
}
/** @fn testDecodableErrorResponseWithUnknownMessage
@brief This test checks the behaviour of @c postWithRequest:response:callback: when the
response deserialized by @c NSJSONSerialization represents a valid error response (and an
error was indicated) but we didn't receive an error message we know about. We are expecting
an @c NSError with the code @c FIRAuthErrorCodeUnexpectedServerResponse with the decoded
error message in the @c NSError.userInfo dictionary associated with the key
@c FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDecodedErrorResponseKey.
*/
- (void)testDecodableErrorResponseWithUnknownMessage {
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequest];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponse];
__block NSError *callbackError;
__block BOOL callbackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest:request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callbackInvoked = YES;
callbackError = error;
}];
// We need to return a valid "error" response here, but we are going to intentionally use a bogus
// error message.
NSError *error =
[NSError errorWithDomain:kFakeErrorDomain code:kFakeErrorCode userInfo:@{ }];
[_RPCIssuer respondWithServerErrorMessage:kUnknownServerErrorMessage error:error];
XCTAssert(callbackInvoked);
XCTAssertNotNil(callbackError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(callbackError.domain, FIRAuthErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(callbackError.code, FIRAuthErrorCodeInternalError);
NSError *underlyingError = callbackError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingError.domain, FIRAuthInternalErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingError.code, FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeUnexpectedErrorResponse);
NSError *underlyingUnderlyingError = underlyingError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNil(underlyingUnderlyingError);
id deserializedResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDeserializedResponseKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(deserializedResponse);
XCTAssert([deserializedResponse isKindOfClass:[NSDictionary class]]);
XCTAssertNotNil(deserializedResponse[@"message"]);
id dataResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDataKey];
XCTAssertNil(dataResponse);
}
/** @fn testErrorResponseWithNoErrorMessage
@brief This test checks the behaviour of @c postWithRequest:response:callback: when the
response deserialized by @c NSJSONSerialization is a dictionary, and an error was indicated,
but no error information was present in the decoded response. We are expecting an @c NSError
with the code @c FIRAuthErrorCodeUnexpectedServerResponse with the decoded
response message in the @c NSError.userInfo dictionary associated with the key
@c FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDecodedResponseKey.
*/
- (void)testErrorResponseWithNoErrorMessage {
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequest];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponse];
__block NSError *callbackError;
__block BOOL callbackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest:request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callbackInvoked = YES;
callbackError = error;
}];
NSError *error =
[NSError errorWithDomain:kFakeErrorDomain code:kFakeErrorCode userInfo:@{ }];
[_RPCIssuer respondWithJSON:@{ } error:error];
XCTAssert(callbackInvoked);
XCTAssertNotNil(callbackError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(callbackError.domain, FIRAuthErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(callbackError.code, FIRAuthErrorCodeInternalError);
NSError *underlyingError = callbackError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingError.domain, FIRAuthInternalErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingError.code, FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeUnexpectedErrorResponse);
NSError *underlyingUnderlyingError = underlyingError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNil(underlyingUnderlyingError);
id deserializedResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDeserializedResponseKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(deserializedResponse);
XCTAssert([deserializedResponse isKindOfClass:[NSDictionary class]]);
id dataResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDataKey];
XCTAssertNil(dataResponse);
}
/** @fn testClientErrorResponse
@brief This test checks the behaviour of @c postWithRequest:response:callback: when the
response contains a client error specified by an error messsage sent from the backend.
*/
- (void)testClientErrorResponse {
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequest];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponse];
__block NSError *callbackerror;
__block BOOL callBackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest: request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callBackInvoked = YES;
callbackerror = error;
}];
NSError *error = [NSError errorWithDomain:NSCocoaErrorDomain code:0 userInfo:nil];
NSString *customErrorMessage =[NSString stringWithFormat:@"%@%@%@",
kUserDisabledErrorMessage,
kServerErrorDetailMarker,
kFakeUserDisabledCustomErrorMessage];
[_RPCIssuer respondWithServerErrorMessage:customErrorMessage error:error];
XCTAssertNotNil(callbackerror, @"An error should be returned from callback.");
XCTAssert(callBackInvoked);
XCTAssertEqual(callbackerror.code, FIRAuthErrorCodeUserDisabled);
NSString *customMessage = callbackerror.userInfo[NSLocalizedDescriptionKey];
XCTAssertEqualObjects(customMessage, kFakeUserDisabledCustomErrorMessage);
}
/** @fn testUndecodableSuccessResponse
@brief This test checks the behaviour of @c postWithRequest:response:callback: when the
response isn't decodable by the response class but no error condition was expected. We are
expecting to receive an @c NSError with the code
@c FIRAuthErrorCodeUnexpectedServerResponse and the error from @c setWithDictionary:error:
as the value of the underlyingError.
*/
- (void)testUndecodableSuccessResponse {
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequest];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponseWithDecodingError];
__block NSError *callbackError;
__block BOOL callbackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest:request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callbackInvoked = YES;
callbackError = error;
}];
// It doesn't matter what we respond with here, as long as it's not an error response. The fake
// response will deterministicly simulate a decoding error regardless of the response value it was
// given.
[_RPCIssuer respondWithJSON:@{ }];
XCTAssert(callbackInvoked);
XCTAssertNotNil(callbackError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(callbackError.domain, FIRAuthErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(callbackError.code, FIRAuthErrorCodeInternalError);
NSError *underlyingError = callbackError.userInfo[NSUnderlyingErrorKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(underlyingError);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(underlyingError.domain, FIRAuthInternalErrorDomain);
XCTAssertEqual(underlyingError.code, FIRAuthInternalErrorCodeRPCResponseDecodingError);
id deserializedResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDeserializedResponseKey];
XCTAssertNotNil(deserializedResponse);
XCTAssert([deserializedResponse isKindOfClass:[NSDictionary class]]);
id dataResponse = underlyingError.userInfo[FIRAuthErrorUserInfoDataKey];
XCTAssertNil(dataResponse);
}
/** @fn testSuccessfulResponse
@brief Tests that a decoded dictionary is handed to the response instance.
*/
- (void)testSuccessfulResponse {
FIRFakeRequest *request = [FIRFakeRequest fakeRequest];
FIRFakeResponse *response = [FIRFakeResponse fakeResponse];
__block NSError *callbackError;
__block BOOL callbackInvoked;
[_RPCImplementation postWithRequest:request response:response callback:^(NSError *error) {
callbackInvoked = YES;
callbackError = error;
}];
[_RPCIssuer respondWithJSON:@{ kTestKey : kTestValue }];
XCTAssert(callbackInvoked);
XCTAssertNil(callbackError);
XCTAssertNotNil(response.receivedDictionary);
XCTAssertEqualObjects(response.receivedDictionary[kTestKey], kTestValue);
}
@end