/**
* @test
* @expectedException SocialNorm\Exceptions\InvalidAuthorizationCodeException
*/
public function it_throws_if_the_state_cant_be_verified()
{
$session = M::mock('SocialNorm\\Session');
$session->shouldReceive('get')->with('oauth.state')->andReturn('valid-state');
$provider = new ProviderStub('http://example.com/authorize', M::mock('SocialNorm\\User'));
$socialNorm = new SocialNorm(new ProviderRegistry(), $session, new Request(['state' => 'invalid-state']), new StateGenerator());
$socialNorm->registerProvider('foo', $provider);
$socialNorm->getUser('foo');
}
/** @test */
public function it_works()
{
$authorizeUrl = 'http://example.com/authorize';
$user = M::mock('SocialNorm\\User');
$provider = new ProviderStub($authorizeUrl, $user);
$session = new InMemorySession();
// Simulate first request
$socialNorm = new SocialNorm(new ProviderRegistry(), $session, new Request([]), new StateGenerator());
$socialNorm->registerProvider('foo', $provider);
$returnedUrl = $socialNorm->authorize('foo');
$this->assertStringStartsWith($authorizeUrl, $returnedUrl);
// Simulate second request
$state = $this->parseStateFromUrl($returnedUrl);
$socialNorm = new SocialNorm(new ProviderRegistry(), $session, new Request(['state' => $state]), new StateGenerator());
$socialNorm->registerProvider('foo', $provider);
$returnedUser = $socialNorm->getUser('foo');
$this->assertEquals($user, $returnedUser);
}