How to use unpin method in hypothesis

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message_unpin_test.py

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1import pytest2import requests3import sys4import signal5from json import dumps6from flask import Flask, request7from flask_cors import CORS8from src import config9import json10BASE_URL = config.url11from src.error import InputError, AccessError12@pytest.fixture13def clear_data():14 requests.delete(BASE_URL + 'clear/​v1')15 16def new_user(email, password, fname, lname):17 user = requests.post(BASE_URL + 'auth/​register/​v2', json = {18 'email' : email,19 'password' : password,20 'name_first': fname,21 'name_last': lname,22 })23 return user24def new_channel(name, is_public, token):25 channel = requests.post(BASE_URL + 'channels/​create/​v2', json = {26 'token': token,27 'name': name,28 'is_public': is_public,29 30 })31 return channel32def dummy_user_channels():33 # Function which creates a new user with u_id 1 and new channel with34 # channel_id 1 by the new user with a message sent35 user1 = new_user("Tony@gmail.com", "2password", "Tony", "Stark").json()36 requests.post(BASE_URL + 'channels/​create/​v2', json = {37 'token': user1['token'],38 'name': 'General',39 'is_public': True40 })41 requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​send/​v1', json = {42 'token': user1['token'],43 'channel_id': 1,44 'message': 'hello'45 })46 return user1['token']47def dummy_user_dms():48 # Function which creates a dm between 2 people with a message sent by 49 # both users and returns necessary data from both users50 member = new_user("John@gmail.com", "1password", "John", "Smith").json()51 owner = new_user("user1@email.com", "password", "abc", "def").json()52 53 requests.post(BASE_URL + 'dm/​create/​v1', json = {'token': owner['token'], 'u_ids': [1]})54 requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​senddm/​v1', json = {55 'token': owner['token'],56 'dm_id': 1,57 'message': "hi"58 })59 requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​senddm/​v1', json = {60 'token': member['token'],61 'dm_id': 1,62 'message': "hey"63 })64 65 return [member, owner]66# TESTS67def test_invalid_message_id_channel(clear_data):68 # Test for invalid message id in a channel69 get_token = dummy_user_channels()70 71 message_unpin = requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​unpin/​v1', json = {72 'token': get_token,73 'message_id': 274 })75 assert message_unpin.status_code == 40076 77def test_invalid_message_id_dm(clear_data):78 # Test for invalid message id in a dm79 people = dummy_user_dms()80 81 message_unpin = requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​unpin/​v1', json = {82 'token': people[0]['token'],83 'message_id': 384 })85 assert message_unpin.status_code == 40086 87def test_already_unpinned_channel(clear_data):88 # Test for unpinning a message that is already unpinned in channel89 get_token = dummy_user_channels()90 91 message_unpin = requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​unpin/​v1', json = {92 'token': get_token,93 'message_id': 194 })95 assert message_unpin.status_code == 40096def test_already_unpinned_dm(clear_data):97 # Test for unpinning a message that is already unpinned in dms98 people = dummy_user_dms()99 100 message_unpin = requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​unpin/​v1', json = {101 'token': people[1]['token'],102 'message_id': 1103 })104 assert message_unpin.status_code == 400105def test_not_owner_permission_channel(clear_data):106 # Test for unpinning a pinned message when user does not have permission107 get_token = dummy_user_channels()108 user2 = new_user("user1@email.com", "password", "abc", "def").json()109 110 requests.post(BASE_URL + 'channel/​join/​v2', json = {111 'token': user2['token'],112 'channel_id': 1113 })114 requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​pin/​v1', json = {115 'token': get_token,116 'message_id': 1117 })118 message_unpin = requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​unpin/​v1', json = {119 'token': user2['token'],120 'message_id': 1121 })122 123 assert message_unpin.status_code == 400124def test_not_owner_permission_dm(clear_data):125 # Test for unpinning a pinned message when user does not have permission126 people = dummy_user_dms()127 requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​pin/​v1', json = {128 'token': people[1]['token'],129 'message_id': 1130 })131 message_unpin = requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​unpin/​v1', json = {132 'token': people[0]['token'],133 'message_id': 1134 })135 136 assert message_unpin.status_code == 400137def test_valid_unpin_channel(clear_data):138 # Simple test for a user to unpin a message they pinned139 get_token = dummy_user_channels()140 requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​pin/​v1', json = {141 'token': get_token,142 'message_id': 1143 })144 message_unpin = requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​unpin/​v1', json = {145 'token': get_token,146 'message_id': 1147 })148 149 assert message_unpin.status_code == 200150def test_valid_unpin_promotion_channel(clear_data):151 # Simple valid case where user joins and is promotes to unpin a pinned message152 get_token = dummy_user_channels()153 user2 = new_user("user1@email.com", "password", "abc", "def").json()154 requests.post(BASE_URL + 'channel/​join/​v2', json = {155 'token': user2['token'],156 'channel_id': 1157 })158 159 requests.post(BASE_URL + 'channel/​addowner/​v1', json = {160 'token': get_token, 161 'channel_id': 1,162 'u_id': 2163 })164 requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​pin/​v1', json = {165 'token': get_token,166 'message_id': 1167 })168 message_unpin = requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​unpin/​v1', json = {169 'token': user2['token'],170 'message_id': 1171 })172 assert message_unpin.status_code == 200173def test_valid_unpin_dm(clear_data):174 # Simple valid case of pinning and unpinning in dms175 people = dummy_user_dms()176 requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​pin/​v1', json = {177 'token': people[1]['token'],178 'message_id': 1179 })180 message_unpin = requests.post(BASE_URL + 'message/​unpin/​v1', json = {181 'token': people[1]['token'],182 'message_id': 1183 })184 assert message_unpin.status_code == 200...

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