294 lines
14 KiB
Gherkin
294 lines
14 KiB
Gherkin
Feature: app-files
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Scenario: viewing a favorite file in its folder shows the correct sidebar view
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Given I am logged in
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And I create a new folder named "other"
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And I mark "other" as favorite
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And I mark "welcome.txt" as favorite
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And I see that "other" is marked as favorite
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And I see that "welcome.txt" is marked as favorite
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And I open the "Favorites" section
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And I open the details view for "other"
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And I see that the details view is open
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And I see that the file name shown in the details view is "other"
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When I view "welcome.txt" in folder
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Then I see that the current section is "All files"
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And I see that the details view is open
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And I see that the file name shown in the details view is "welcome.txt"
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When I open the details view for "other"
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And I see that the file name shown in the details view is "other"
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Scenario: viewing a favorite file in its folder does not prevent opening the details view in "All files" section
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Given I am logged in
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And I mark "welcome.txt" as favorite
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And I see that "welcome.txt" is marked as favorite
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And I open the "Favorites" section
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And I open the details view for "welcome.txt"
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And I see that the details view is open
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And I view "welcome.txt" in folder
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And I see that the current section is "All files"
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When I open the details view for "welcome.txt"
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Then I see that the details view is open
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Scenario: show recent files
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Given I am logged in
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And I create a new folder named "Folder just created"
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When I open the "Recent" section
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Then I see that the current section is "Recent"
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Then I see that the file list contains a file named "Folder just created"
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Scenario: show recent files for a second time
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Given I am logged in
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And I open the "Recent" section
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And I see that the current section is "Recent"
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And I open the "All files" section
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And I see that the current section is "All files"
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And I create a new folder named "Folder just created"
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When I open the "Recent" section
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Then I see that the current section is "Recent"
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Then I see that the file list contains a file named "Folder just created"
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Scenario: show favorites
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Given I am logged in
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And I mark "welcome.txt" as favorite
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When I open the "Favorites" section
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Then I see that the current section is "Favorites"
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Then I see that the file list contains a file named "welcome.txt"
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Scenario: show favorites for a second time
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Given I am logged in
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And I open the "Favorites" section
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And I see that the current section is "Favorites"
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And I open the "All files" section
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And I see that the current section is "All files"
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And I mark "welcome.txt" as favorite
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When I open the "Favorites" section
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Then I see that the current section is "Favorites"
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Then I see that the file list contains a file named "welcome.txt"
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Scenario: show shares
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Given I am logged in
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And I share the link for "welcome.txt"
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When I open the "Shares" section
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Then I see that the current section is "Shares"
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Then I see that the file list contains a file named "welcome.txt"
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Scenario: show shares for a second time
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Given I am logged in
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And I open the "Shares" section
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And I see that the current section is "Shares"
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And I open the "All files" section
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And I see that the current section is "All files"
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And I share the link for "welcome.txt"
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When I open the "Shares" section
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Then I see that the current section is "Shares"
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Then I see that the file list contains a file named "welcome.txt"
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Scenario: show deleted files
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Given I am logged in
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And I delete "welcome.txt"
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When I open the "Deleted files" section
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Then I see that the current section is "Deleted files"
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Then I see that the file list contains a file named "welcome.txt"
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Scenario: show deleted files for a second time
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Given I am logged in
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And I open the "Deleted files" section
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And I see that the current section is "Deleted files"
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And I open the "All files" section
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And I see that the current section is "All files"
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And I delete "welcome.txt"
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When I open the "Deleted files" section
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Then I see that the current section is "Deleted files"
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Then I see that the file list contains a file named "welcome.txt"
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Scenario: rename a file with the details view open
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Given I am logged in
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And I open the details view for "welcome.txt"
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When I rename "welcome.txt" to "farewell.txt"
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Then I see that the file list contains a file named "farewell.txt"
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And I see that the file name shown in the details view is "farewell.txt"
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Scenario: open the menu in a public shared link
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in
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And I share the link for "welcome.txt"
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And I write down the shared link
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When I act as Jane
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And I visit the shared link I wrote down
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And I see that the current page is the shared link I wrote down
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And I open the Share menu
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Then I see that the Share menu is shown
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Scenario: hide download in a public shared link
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in
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And I share the link for "welcome.txt"
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And I set the download of the shared link as hidden
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And I write down the shared link
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When I act as Jane
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And I visit the shared link I wrote down
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And I see that the current page is the shared link I wrote down
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Then I see that the download button is not shown
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And I see that the Share menu button is not shown
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Scenario: show download again in a public shared link
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in
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And I share the link for "welcome.txt"
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And I set the download of the shared link as hidden
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And I set the download of the shared link as shown
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And I write down the shared link
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When I act as Jane
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And I visit the shared link I wrote down
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And I see that the current page is the shared link I wrote down
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Then I see that the download button is shown
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And I open the Share menu
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And I see that the Share menu is shown
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Scenario: creation is not possible by default in a public shared folder
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in
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And I create a new folder named "Shared folder"
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# To share the link the "Share" inline action has to be clicked but, as the
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# details view is opened automatically when the folder is created, clicking
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# on the inline action could fail if it is covered by the details view due
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# to its opening animation. Instead of ensuring that the animations of the
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# contents and the details view have both finished it is easier to close the
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# details view and wait until it is closed before continuing.
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And I close the details view
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And I see that the details view is closed
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And I share the link for "Shared folder"
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And I write down the shared link
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When I act as Jane
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And I visit the shared link I wrote down
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And I see that the current page is the shared link I wrote down
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And I see that the file list is eventually loaded
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Then I see that it is not possible to create new files
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Scenario: create folder in a public editable shared folder
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in
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And I create a new folder named "Editable shared folder"
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# To share the link the "Share" inline action has to be clicked but, as the
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# details view is opened automatically when the folder is created, clicking
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# on the inline action could fail if it is covered by the details view due
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# to its opening animation. Instead of ensuring that the animations of the
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# contents and the details view have both finished it is easier to close the
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# details view and wait until it is closed before continuing.
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And I close the details view
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And I see that the details view is closed
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And I share the link for "Editable shared folder"
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And I set the shared link as editable
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And I write down the shared link
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When I act as Jane
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And I visit the shared link I wrote down
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And I see that the current page is the shared link I wrote down
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And I create a new folder named "Subfolder"
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Then I see that the file list contains a file named "Subfolder"
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Scenario: owner sees folder created in the public page of an editable shared folder
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in
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And I create a new folder named "Editable shared folder"
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# To share the link the "Share" inline action has to be clicked but, as the
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# details view is opened automatically when the folder is created, clicking
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# on the inline action could fail if it is covered by the details view due
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# to its opening animation. Instead of ensuring that the animations of the
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# contents and the details view have both finished it is easier to close the
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# details view and wait until it is closed before continuing.
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And I close the details view
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And I see that the details view is closed
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And I share the link for "Editable shared folder"
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And I set the shared link as editable
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And I write down the shared link
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And I act as Jane
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And I visit the shared link I wrote down
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And I see that the current page is the shared link I wrote down
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And I create a new folder named "Subfolder"
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And I see that the file list contains a file named "Subfolder"
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When I act as John
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And I enter in the folder named "Editable shared folder"
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Then I see that the file list contains a file named "Subfolder"
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Scenario: set a password to a shared link
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Given I am logged in
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And I share the link for "welcome.txt"
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When I protect the shared link with the password "abcdef"
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Then I see that the working icon for password protect is shown
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And I see that the working icon for password protect is eventually not shown
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And I see that the link share is password protected
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# As Talk is not enabled in the acceptance tests of the server the checkbox
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# is never shown.
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And I see that the checkbox to protect the password of the link share by Talk is not shown
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Scenario: access a shared link protected by password with a valid password
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in
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And I share the link for "welcome.txt" protected by the password "abcdef"
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And I write down the shared link
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When I act as Jane
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And I visit the shared link I wrote down
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And I see that the current page is the Authenticate page for the shared link I wrote down
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And I authenticate with password "abcdef"
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Then I see that the current page is the shared link I wrote down
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And I see that the shared file preview shows the text "Welcome to your Nextcloud account!"
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Scenario: access a shared link protected by password with an invalid password
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in
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And I share the link for "welcome.txt" protected by the password "abcdef"
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And I write down the shared link
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When I act as Jane
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And I visit the shared link I wrote down
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And I authenticate with password "fedcba"
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Then I see that the current page is the Authenticate page for the shared link I wrote down
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And I see that a wrong password for the shared file message is shown
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Scenario: access a direct download shared link protected by password with a valid password
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Given I act as John
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And I am logged in
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And I share the link for "welcome.txt" protected by the password "abcdef"
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And I write down the shared link
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When I act as Jane
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And I visit the direct download shared link I wrote down
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And I see that the current page is the Authenticate page for the direct download shared link I wrote down
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And I authenticate with password "abcdef"
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# download starts no page redirection
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And I see that the current page is the Authenticate page for the direct download shared link I wrote down
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Scenario: marking a file as favorite causes the file list to be sorted again
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Given I am logged in
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And I create a new folder named "A name alphabetically lower than welcome.txt"
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And I see that "A name alphabetically lower than welcome.txt" precedes "welcome.txt" in the file list
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# To mark the file as favorite the file actions menu has to be shown but, as
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# the details view is opened automatically when the folder is created,
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# clicking on the menu trigger could fail if it is covered by the details
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# view due to its opening animation. Instead of ensuring that the animations
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# of the contents and the details view have both finished it is easier to
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# close the details view and wait until it is closed before continuing.
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And I close the details view
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And I see that the details view is closed
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When I mark "welcome.txt" as favorite
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Then I see that "welcome.txt" is marked as favorite
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And I see that "welcome.txt" precedes "A name alphabetically lower than welcome.txt" in the file list
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Scenario: unmarking a file as favorite causes the file list to be sorted again
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Given I am logged in
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And I create a new folder named "A name alphabetically lower than welcome.txt"
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And I see that "A name alphabetically lower than welcome.txt" precedes "welcome.txt" in the file list
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# To mark the file as favorite the file actions menu has to be shown but, as
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# the details view is opened automatically when the folder is created,
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# clicking on the menu trigger could fail if it is covered by the details
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# view due to its opening animation. Instead of ensuring that the animations
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# of the contents and the details view have both finished it is easier to
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# close the details view and wait until it is closed before continuing.
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And I close the details view
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And I see that the details view is closed
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And I mark "welcome.txt" as favorite
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And I see that "welcome.txt" is marked as favorite
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And I see that "welcome.txt" precedes "A name alphabetically lower than welcome.txt" in the file list
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When I unmark "welcome.txt" as favorite
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Then I see that "welcome.txt" is not marked as favorite
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And I see that "A name alphabetically lower than welcome.txt" precedes "welcome.txt" in the file list
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