public function CasUserFormFieldTest::testRestrictedPasswordManagementWorks in CAS 2.x

Same name and namespace in other branches

1. 8 tests/src/Functional/CasUserFormFieldTest.php \Drupal\Tests\cas\Functional\CasUserFormFieldTest::testRestrictedPasswordManagementWorks()

Tests the "restrict password management" feature.

File

tests/src/Functional/CasUserFormFieldTest.php, line 111

Class

CasUserFormFieldTest

Tests modifications to the account and registration forms.

Namespace

Drupal\Tests\cas\Functional

Code

public function testRestrictedPasswordManagementWorks() {
  $admin = $this
    ->drupalCreateUser([
    'administer account settings',
    'administer users',
  ]);
  $non_cas_user = $this
    ->drupalCreateUser();
  $cas_user = $this
    ->drupalCreateUser();

  // Give the second user a CAS username association.
  $this->container
    ->get('cas.user_manager')
    ->setCasUsernameForAccount($cas_user, 'cas_user');

  // Enable the "restrict password management" feature.
  // And disable the "prevent normal login" feature so it doesn't interfere
  // with out logins.
  $this
    ->drupalLogin($admin);
  $edit = [
    'user_accounts[restrict_password_management]' => TRUE,
    'user_accounts[prevent_normal_login]' => FALSE,
  ];
  $this
    ->drupalPostForm('/admin/config/people/cas', $edit, 'Save configuration');
  $this
    ->assertEquals(TRUE, $this
    ->config('cas.settings')
    ->get('user_accounts.restrict_password_management'));
  $this
    ->drupalLogout();

  // The CAS module's modifications to the user account form and validation
  // should NOT take effect for non-CAS users, so test that such a user is
  // still able to manage their password and email as usual.
  $this
    ->drupalLogin($non_cas_user);
  $this
    ->drupalGet('/user/' . $non_cas_user
    ->id() . '/edit');
  $page = $this
    ->getSession()
    ->getPage();
  $this
    ->assertNotNull($page
    ->findField('pass[pass1]'));
  $this
    ->assertNotNull($page
    ->findField('pass[pass2]'));
  $this
    ->assertNotNull($page
    ->findField('current_pass'));
  $form_data = [
    'pass[pass1]' => 'newpass',
    'pass[pass2]' => 'newpass',
    'current_pass' => 'incorrectpassword',
    'mail' => 'new-noncasuser-email@sample.com',
  ];

  // First try changing data with wrong password to ensure the protected
  // password constraint still works.
  $this
    ->drupalPostForm('/user/' . $non_cas_user
    ->id() . '/edit', $form_data, 'Save');
  $this
    ->assertSession()
    ->responseContains('Your current password is missing or incorrect');

  // Now again with the correct current password.
  $form_data['current_pass'] = $non_cas_user->pass_raw;
  $this
    ->drupalPostForm('/user/' . $non_cas_user
    ->id() . '/edit', $form_data, 'Save');
  $this
    ->assertSession()
    ->responseContains('The changes have been saved.');

  // For CAS users, we modify the user form to remove the password management
  // fields and remove the protected password constraint that normally
  // prevents changes to an email unless the current password is entered.
  // So here we test that for such a user, the password fields are gone
  // and the user can still update their email address.
  $this
    ->drupalLogout();
  $this
    ->drupalLogin($cas_user);
  $this
    ->drupalGet('/user/' . $cas_user
    ->id() . '/edit');
  $page = $this
    ->getSession()
    ->getPage();
  $this
    ->assertNull($page
    ->findField('pass[pass1]'));
  $this
    ->assertNull($page
    ->findField('pass[pass2]'));
  $this
    ->assertNull($page
    ->findField('current_pass'));
  $form_data = [
    'mail' => 'new-casuser-email@sample.com',
  ];
  $this
    ->drupalPostForm('/user/' . $cas_user
    ->id() . '/edit', $form_data, 'Save');
  $this
    ->assertSession()
    ->responseContains('The changes have been saved.');

  // An admin should still be able to see the password fields the CAS user.
  $this
    ->drupalLogout();
  $this
    ->drupalLogin($admin);
  $this
    ->drupalGet('/user/' . $cas_user
    ->id() . '/edit');
  $page = $this
    ->getSession()
    ->getPage();
  $this
    ->assertNotNull($page
    ->findField('pass[pass1]'));
  $this
    ->assertNotNull($page
    ->findField('pass[pass2]'));

  // Now disable the "restrict password management" feature.
  $edit = [
    'user_accounts[restrict_password_management]' => FALSE,
  ];
  $this
    ->drupalPostForm('/admin/config/people/cas', $edit, 'Save configuration');
  $this
    ->assertEquals(FALSE, $this
    ->config('cas.settings')
    ->get('user_accounts.restrict_password_management'));
  $this
    ->drupalLogout();

  // And ensure that the CAS user can now see the password management fields
  // and modify their password and email successfully.
  $this
    ->drupalLogin($cas_user);
  $this
    ->drupalGet('/user/' . $cas_user
    ->id() . '/edit');
  $page = $this
    ->getSession()
    ->getPage();
  $this
    ->assertNotNull($page
    ->findField('pass[pass1]'));
  $this
    ->assertNotNull($page
    ->findField('pass[pass2]'));
  $this
    ->assertNotNull($page
    ->findField('current_pass'));
  $form_data = [
    'pass[pass1]' => 'newpass',
    'pass[pass2]' => 'newpass',
    'current_pass' => 'incorrectpassword',
    'mail' => 'another-new-casuser-email@sample.com',
  ];

  // First try changing data with wrong password.
  $this
    ->drupalPostForm('/user/' . $cas_user
    ->id() . '/edit', $form_data, 'Save');
  $this
    ->assertSession()
    ->responseContains('Your current password is missing or incorrect');

  // Now again with the correct current password.
  $form_data['current_pass'] = $cas_user->pass_raw;
  $this
    ->drupalPostForm('/user/' . $cas_user
    ->id() . '/edit', $form_data, 'Save');
  $this
    ->assertSession()
    ->responseContains('The changes have been saved.');
}