public function TfaTestCase::testSetup in Two-factor Authentication (TFA) 7.2

Test the TfaSetup forms and process in tfa_test.module.

This test illustrates how a user would setup a TFA send plugin. See tfa_test.module tfa_test_setup_form() for how to use.

File

tests/tfa.test, line 329

Drupal test cases for TFA.

Class

TfaTestCase

Tests the functionality of the TFA module.

Code

public function testSetup() {
  variable_set('tfa_enabled', FALSE);
  $account = $this->web_user;
  $this
    ->drupalLogin($account);

  // Enable TFA and begin configuration.
  variable_set('tfa_enabled', TRUE);
  variable_set('tfa_validate_plugin', 'tfa_test_send');
  variable_set('tfa_test_setup_class', 'TfaTestSendSetup');
  $this
    ->drupalGet('user/' . $account->uid . '/tfa');
  $edit = array();
  $this
    ->drupalPost(NULL, $edit, 'Setup send');

  // Set plugin location to account name.
  $edit = array(
    'location' => $account->name,
  );
  $this
    ->drupalPost(NULL, $edit, 'Submit');

  // Enter default test code.
  $edit = array(
    'code' => variable_get('tfa_test_code', 'TEST'),
  );
  $this
    ->drupalPost(NULL, $edit, 'Submit');

  // Logout to now test TFA process.
  $this
    ->drupalGet('user/logout');
  $edit = array(
    'name' => $account->name,
    'pass' => $account->pass_raw,
  );

  // Not using drupalLogin() since it tests for actual login.
  $this
    ->drupalPost('user/login', $edit, 'Log in');

  // Get login hash. Could user tfa_login_hash() but would require reloading
  // account.
  $url_parts = explode('/', $this->url);
  $login_hash = array_pop($url_parts);

  // Confirm login with code as account name.
  // TfaTestSendSetup::submitSetupForm() would have set the test code to it.
  $edit = array(
    'code' => $account->name,
  );
  $this
    ->drupalPost('system/tfa/' . $account->uid . '/' . $login_hash, $edit, 'Submit');
  $this
    ->assertLink('Log out', 0, 'Logout link appears');
}