27 lines
1 KiB
Erlang
27 lines
1 KiB
Erlang
-module(ggs_player_test).
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-include_lib("eunit/include/eunit.hrl").
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%% @doc start_link should always return ok for any valid socket. A valid socket
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%% should always return {ok, Pid} and {error, Reason} otherwise.
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start_link_test() ->
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{ok, Player} = ggs_player:start_link(Sock).
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%% @doc Given that start_link returned {ok, Player}. Notify shall always return ok and
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%% deliver a specified message through the socket.
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notify_test() ->
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Player = ggs_player:start_link("bad arg"),
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Message = {"something", ""},
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Ret = ggs_player:notify(Player, self(), Message),
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?assertNot(ok =:= Ret).
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%% @doc Given that start_link returned {ok, Player}. get_token shall always return a valid
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%% player token. a valid token should be unique.
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get_token_test() ->
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ggs_logger:not_implemented().
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%% @doc Given that start_link returned {ok, Pid}. There shouldn't be possible to
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%% execute this function with the same Player and Table arguments twice.
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stop_test() ->
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Player = ggs_player:start_link(something),
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Table = test,
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ok = ggs_player:stop(Player, Table).
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