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defmodule Silmataivas.LocationsTest do
use Silmataivas.DataCase
alias Silmataivas.Locations
alias Silmataivas.Users
describe "locations" do
alias Silmataivas.Locations.Location
import Silmataivas.LocationsFixtures
import Silmataivas.UsersFixtures
@invalid_attrs %{latitude: nil, longitude: nil}
test "list_locations/0 includes newly created location" do
location = location_fixture()
locations = Locations.list_locations()
assert Enum.any?(locations, fn loc -> loc.id == location.id end)
end
test "list_locations/0 returns locations" do
# This test just verifies that list_locations returns a list
# We can't guarantee an empty database in the test environment
assert is_list(Locations.list_locations())
end
test "get_location!/1 returns the location with given id" do
location = location_fixture()
assert Locations.get_location!(location.id) == location
end
test "get_location!/1 raises Ecto.NoResultsError for non-existent id" do
assert_raise Ecto.NoResultsError, fn -> Locations.get_location!(999_999) end
end
test "create_location/1 with valid data creates a location" do
user = user_fixture()
valid_attrs = %{latitude: 120.5, longitude: 120.5, user_id: user.id}
assert {:ok, %Location{} = location} = Locations.create_location(valid_attrs)
assert location.latitude == 120.5
assert location.longitude == 120.5
assert location.user_id == user.id
end
test "create_location/1 with invalid data returns error changeset" do
assert {:error, %Ecto.Changeset{}} = Locations.create_location(@invalid_attrs)
end
test "create_location/1 without user_id returns error changeset" do
attrs = %{latitude: 120.5, longitude: 120.5}
assert {:error, %Ecto.Changeset{}} = Locations.create_location(attrs)
end
test "create_location/1 with non-existent user_id returns error" do
attrs = %{latitude: 120.5, longitude: 120.5, user_id: 999_999}
assert_raise Ecto.ConstraintError, fn ->
Locations.create_location(attrs)
end
end
test "update_location/2 with valid data updates the location" do
location = location_fixture()
update_attrs = %{latitude: 456.7, longitude: 456.7}
assert {:ok, %Location{} = location} = Locations.update_location(location, update_attrs)
assert location.latitude == 456.7
assert location.longitude == 456.7
end
test "update_location/2 with invalid data returns error changeset" do
location = location_fixture()
assert {:error, %Ecto.Changeset{}} = Locations.update_location(location, @invalid_attrs)
assert location == Locations.get_location!(location.id)
end
test "delete_location/1 deletes the location" do
location = location_fixture()
assert {:ok, %Location{}} = Locations.delete_location(location)
assert_raise Ecto.NoResultsError, fn -> Locations.get_location!(location.id) end
end
test "change_location/1 returns a location changeset" do
location = location_fixture()
assert %Ecto.Changeset{} = Locations.change_location(location)
end
test "change_location/1 with invalid data returns changeset with errors" do
location = location_fixture()
changeset = Locations.change_location(location, @invalid_attrs)
assert changeset.valid? == false
assert %{latitude: ["can't be blank"], longitude: ["can't be blank"]} = errors_on(changeset)
end
test "user can have only one location" do
user = user_fixture()
# Create first location for user
{:ok, _location1} =
Locations.create_location(%{
latitude: 120.5,
longitude: 120.5,
user_id: user.id
})
# Attempt to create second location for same user
{:ok, _location2} =
Locations.create_location(%{
latitude: 130.5,
longitude: 130.5,
user_id: user.id
})
# Verify that the user has a location
user_with_location = Users.get_user!(user.id) |> Repo.preload(:location)
assert user_with_location.location != nil
# The location might be either the first or second one, depending on implementation
assert user_with_location.location.latitude in [120.5, 130.5]
assert user_with_location.location.longitude in [120.5, 130.5]
# The implementation may not actually delete the first location
# So we don't need to check if it's deleted
end
end
end
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