invoking rest AsyncStack method in tests always returns 401

[burovmarley]

I've tried to run tests using fake request and you withLoggedIn implicit but it always return 401 code.

I was debugging whole day and after few hours I've manage code which is working well in my project. Can you look on it and tell if I didn't understand your tutorial or you have bug in your code? Bellow you can see my implicit and real working test. I had to add cookie into FakeRequest after that AsyncStack function is working great in my integration tests

Implicit function and my own implementation of TokenAccessor

import info.fingo.tabularium.GlobalAuthConfig
import jp.t2v.lab.play2.auth._
import org.specs2.time.Duration
import play.api.mvc.Cookie
import play.api.test.FakeRequest

import scala.concurrent.duration._
import scala.concurrent.{duration, Await}
import scala.concurrent.ExecutionContext.Implicits._

package object it {


  object config extends GlobalAuthConfig


  implicit class AuthFakeRequest[A](fakeRequest: FakeRequest[A]) {

    def withLoggedIn : FakeRequest[A] = {
      val token = Await.result(config.idContainer.startNewSession("userId", config.sessionTimeoutInSeconds)(fakeRequest, global), 10 seconds)
      TestTokenAccessor.put(token, fakeRequest)
    }

  }

  object TestTokenAccessor extends CookieTokenAccessor {

    def put[A](token: AuthenticityToken, r: FakeRequest[A]) : FakeRequest[A] = {
      val c = Cookie(cookieName, sign(token), cookieMaxAge, cookiePathOption, cookieDomainOption, cookieSecureOption, cookieHttpOnlyOption)
      r.withCookies(c)
    }

  }


}

Real test which works :)

package it

import scala.concurrent._
import duration._
import org.specs2.mutable._

import play.api.libs.json._
import play.api.test._
import play.api.test.Helpers._
import java.util.concurrent.TimeUnit


class CommitmentIT extends Specification {

  val timeout: FiniteDuration = FiniteDuration(5, TimeUnit.SECONDS)

  "Commitment" should {

    "insert a valid json" in new WithApplication() {


      implicit val request =
      FakeRequest.apply(POST, "/api/commitment").withJsonBody(Json.obj(
        "commitment" -> Json.obj(
          "areaId" -> "559e422b8c1b931f114ea57f",
          "clientId" -> "559e422b8c1b931f114ea583",
          "owner" -> "Test owner",
          "status" -> "development",
          "subject" -> "subject1",
          "teamId" -> "559e422b8c1b931f114ea590"
        ),
        "details" -> Json.obj("clientId" -> "559e422b8c1b931f114ea583")
      )).withLoggedIn

      val response = route(request)
      response.isDefined mustEqual true
      val result = Await.result(response.get, timeout)
      result.header.status must equalTo(CREATED)

    }

  }

}

[swiatek25]

I'm also interested in resolving this issue.

[gakuzzzz]

Can I see your GlobalAuthConfig code and play2-auth version?

[gakuzzzz]

In your withLoggedIn, It do startNewSession("userId", ...,
Can GlobalAuthConfig#resolveUser return any User by "userId"

[burovmarley]

My global auth

trait GlobalAuthConfig extends AuthConfig {

  type Id = String
  type User = user.User

  val idTag: ClassTag[Id] = classTag[Id]

  val sessionTimeoutInSeconds = current.configuration.getInt("session.timeout.seconds").getOrElse(3600)

  def resolveUser(id: Id)(implicit ctx: ExecutionContext) = Future.successful(Some(User(id)))

  def authorizationFailed(request: RequestHeader)(implicit ctx: ExecutionContext) = Future.successful(Forbidden)

  def authorize(user: User, authority: Authority)(implicit ctx: ExecutionContext) = Future.successful(true)

  def loginSucceeded(request: RequestHeader)(implicit ctx: ExecutionContext) = Future.successful(Ok)

  def logoutSucceeded(request: RequestHeader)(implicit ctx: ExecutionContext) = Future.successful(Ok)

  def authenticationFailed(request: RequestHeader)(implicit ctx: ExecutionContext) = Future.successful(Unauthorized)

  override def authorizationFailed(request: RequestHeader, user: User, authority: Option[Authority])(implicit context: ExecutionContext): Future[Result] = {
    Future.successful(Forbidden("no permission"))
  }


}

my version of the play2auth is 0.13.2

[gakuzzzz]

Thanks!

Ok, I see. play2-auth-test 0.13.2 is broken #136

It was fixed at 0.14.0, however it is for Play2.4
I'll publish 0.13.3 that contains this back port.

[gakuzzzz]

play2-auth 0.13.3 had been published, and currently latest release for Play2.3 is 0.13.5