Examples with EmailChangedEvent fr.xephi.authme.events.EmailChangedEvent used on opensource projects

Example 1 with EmailChangedEvent

use of fr.xephi.authme.events.EmailChangedEvent in project AuthMeReloaded by AuthMe.

the class AsyncChangeEmailTest method shouldNotBeCaseSensitiveWhenComparingEmails.

@Test
public void shouldNotBeCaseSensitiveWhenComparingEmails() {
    // given
    String newEmail = "newmail@example.com";
    given(player.getName()).willReturn("Debra");
    given(playerCache.isAuthenticated("debra")).willReturn(true);
    String oldEmail = "OLD-mail@example.org";
    PlayerAuth auth = authWithMail(oldEmail);
    given(playerCache.getAuth("debra")).willReturn(auth);
    given(dataSource.updateEmail(auth)).willReturn(true);
    given(validationService.validateEmail(newEmail)).willReturn(true);
    given(validationService.isEmailFreeForRegistration(newEmail, player)).willReturn(true);
    EmailChangedEvent event = spy(new EmailChangedEvent(player, oldEmail, newEmail, false));
    given(bukkitService.createAndCallEvent(any(Function.class))).willReturn(event);
    // when
    process.changeEmail(player, "old-mail@example.org", newEmail);
    // then
    verify(dataSource).updateEmail(auth);
    verify(playerCache).updatePlayer(auth);
    verify(service).send(player, MessageKey.EMAIL_CHANGED_SUCCESS);
}

Example 2 with EmailChangedEvent

use of fr.xephi.authme.events.EmailChangedEvent in project AuthMeReloaded by AuthMe.

the class AsyncChangeEmailTest method shouldShowErrorIfSaveFails.

@Test
public void shouldShowErrorIfSaveFails() {
    // given
    String newEmail = "new@mail.tld";
    given(player.getName()).willReturn("Bobby");
    given(playerCache.isAuthenticated("bobby")).willReturn(true);
    PlayerAuth auth = authWithMail("old@mail.tld");
    given(playerCache.getAuth("bobby")).willReturn(auth);
    given(dataSource.updateEmail(auth)).willReturn(false);
    given(validationService.validateEmail(newEmail)).willReturn(true);
    given(validationService.isEmailFreeForRegistration(newEmail, player)).willReturn(true);
    EmailChangedEvent event = spy(new EmailChangedEvent(player, "old@mail.tld", newEmail, false));
    given(bukkitService.createAndCallEvent(any(Function.class))).willReturn(event);
    // when
    process.changeEmail(player, "old@mail.tld", newEmail);
    // then
    verify(dataSource).updateEmail(auth);
    verify(playerCache, never()).updatePlayer(auth);
    verify(service).send(player, MessageKey.ERROR);
}

Example 3 with EmailChangedEvent

use of fr.xephi.authme.events.EmailChangedEvent in project AuthMeReloaded by AuthMe.

the class AsyncAddEmailTest method shouldNotAddOnCancelledEvent.

@Test
public void shouldNotAddOnCancelledEvent() {
    // given
    String email = "player@mail.tld";
    given(player.getName()).willReturn("TestName");
    given(playerCache.isAuthenticated("testname")).willReturn(true);
    PlayerAuth auth = mock(PlayerAuth.class);
    given(auth.getEmail()).willReturn(null);
    given(playerCache.getAuth("testname")).willReturn(auth);
    given(validationService.validateEmail(email)).willReturn(true);
    given(validationService.isEmailFreeForRegistration(email, player)).willReturn(true);
    EmailChangedEvent event = spy(new EmailChangedEvent(player, null, email, false));
    event.setCancelled(true);
    given(bukkitService.createAndCallEvent(any(Function.class))).willReturn(event);
    // when
    asyncAddEmail.addEmail(player, email);
    // then
    verify(service).send(player, MessageKey.EMAIL_ADD_NOT_ALLOWED);
    verify(playerCache, never()).updatePlayer(any(PlayerAuth.class));
}

Example 4 with EmailChangedEvent

use of fr.xephi.authme.events.EmailChangedEvent in project AuthMeReloaded by AuthMe.

the class AsyncAddEmailTest method shouldAddEmail.

@Test
public void shouldAddEmail() {
    // given
    String email = "my.mail@example.org";
    given(player.getName()).willReturn("testEr");
    given(playerCache.isAuthenticated("tester")).willReturn(true);
    PlayerAuth auth = mock(PlayerAuth.class);
    given(auth.getEmail()).willReturn(null);
    given(playerCache.getAuth("tester")).willReturn(auth);
    given(dataSource.updateEmail(any(PlayerAuth.class))).willReturn(true);
    given(validationService.validateEmail(email)).willReturn(true);
    given(validationService.isEmailFreeForRegistration(email, player)).willReturn(true);
    EmailChangedEvent event = spy(new EmailChangedEvent(player, null, email, false));
    given(bukkitService.createAndCallEvent(any(Function.class))).willReturn(event);
    // when
    asyncAddEmail.addEmail(player, email);
    // then
    verify(dataSource).updateEmail(auth);
    verify(service).send(player, MessageKey.EMAIL_ADDED_SUCCESS);
    verify(auth).setEmail(email);
    verify(playerCache).updatePlayer(auth);
}

Example 5 with EmailChangedEvent

use of fr.xephi.authme.events.EmailChangedEvent in project AuthMeReloaded by AuthMe.

the class AsyncChangeEmail method saveNewEmail.

/**
 * Saves the new email value into the database and informs services.
 *
 * @param auth     the player auth object
 * @param player   the player object
 * @param oldEmail the old email value
 * @param newEmail the new email value
 */
private void saveNewEmail(PlayerAuth auth, Player player, String oldEmail, String newEmail) {
    EmailChangedEvent event = bukkitService.createAndCallEvent(isAsync -> new EmailChangedEvent(player, oldEmail, newEmail, isAsync));
    if (event.isCancelled()) {
        logger.info("Could not change email for player '" + player + "' – event was cancelled");
        service.send(player, MessageKey.EMAIL_CHANGE_NOT_ALLOWED);
        return;
    }
    auth.setEmail(newEmail);
    if (dataSource.updateEmail(auth)) {
        playerCache.updatePlayer(auth);
        bungeeSender.sendAuthMeBungeecordMessage(MessageType.REFRESH_EMAIL, player.getName());
        service.send(player, MessageKey.EMAIL_CHANGED_SUCCESS);
    } else {
        service.send(player, MessageKey.ERROR);
    }
}