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- This test gets skipped with pattern: os == 'android'
- Manifest: toolkit/components/places/tests/queries/xpcshell.toml
/* -*- indent-tabs-mode: nil; js-indent-level: 2 -*- */
/* vim:set ts=2 sw=2 sts=2 et: */
/*
Any copyright is dedicated to the Public Domain.
*/
// This test ensures that the date and site type of |place:| query maintains
// its quantifications correctly. Namely, it ensures that the date part of the
// query is not lost when the domain queries are made.
// We specifically craft these entries so that if a by Date and Site sorting is
// applied, we find one domain in the today range, and two domains in the older
// than six months range.
// The correspondence between item in |testData| and date range is stored in
// leveledTestData.
var testData = [
{
isVisit: true,
lastVisit: today,
title: "test visit",
isInQuery: true,
},
{
isVisit: true,
lastVisit: today,
title: "test visit",
isInQuery: true,
},
{
isVisit: true,
lastVisit: today,
title: "test visit",
isInQuery: true,
},
{
isVisit: true,
lastVisit: olderthansixmonths,
title: "test visit",
isInQuery: true,
},
{
isVisit: true,
lastVisit: olderthansixmonths,
title: "test visit",
isInQuery: true,
},
{
isVisit: true,
lastVisit: olderthansixmonths,
title: "test visit",
isInQuery: true,
},
{
isVisit: true,
lastVisit: olderthansixmonths + 1000,
title: "test visit",
isInQuery: true,
},
];
var leveledTestData = [
// Today
[
[0], // Today, local files
[1, 2],
], // Today, example.com
// Older than six months
[
[3], // Older than six months, local files
[4, 5], // Older than six months, example.com
[6], // Older than six months, example.net
],
];
// This test data is meant for live updating. The |levels| property indicates
// date range index and then domain index.
var testDataAddedLater = [
{
isVisit: true,
lastVisit: olderthansixmonths,
title: "test visit",
isInQuery: true,
levels: [1, 1],
},
{
isVisit: true,
lastVisit: olderthansixmonths,
title: "test visit",
isInQuery: true,
levels: [1, 1],
},
{
isVisit: true,
lastVisit: today,
title: "test visit",
isInQuery: true,
levels: [0, 1],
},
{
isVisit: true,
lastVisit: today,
title: "test visit",
isInQuery: true,
levels: [0, 0],
},
];
add_task(async function test_sort_date_site_grouping() {
await task_populateDB(testData);
// On Linux, the (local files) folder is shown after sites unlike Mac/Windows.
// Thus, we avoid running this test on Linux but this should be re-enabled
let isLinux = "@mozilla.org/gnome-gconf-service;1" in Cc;
if (isLinux) {
return;
}
// In this test, there are three levels of results:
// 1st: Date queries. e.g., today, last week, or older than 6 months.
// 2nd: Domain queries restricted to a date. e.g. mozilla.com today.
// 3rd: Actual visits. e.g. mozilla.com/index.html today.
//
// We store all the third level result roots so that we can easily close all
// containers and test live updating into specific results.
let roots = [];
let query = PlacesUtils.history.getNewQuery();
let options = PlacesUtils.history.getNewQueryOptions();
options.resultType = Ci.nsINavHistoryQueryOptions.RESULTS_AS_DATE_SITE_QUERY;
let root = PlacesUtils.history.executeQuery(query, options).root;
root.containerOpen = true;
// This corresponds to the number of date ranges.
Assert.equal(root.childCount, leveledTestData.length);
// We pass off to |checkFirstLevel| to check the first level of results.
for (let index = 0; index < leveledTestData.length; index++) {
let node = root.getChild(index);
checkFirstLevel(index, node, roots);
}
// Test live updating.
for (let visit of testDataAddedLater) {
await task_populateDB([visit]);
let oldLength = testData.length;
let i = visit.levels[0];
let j = visit.levels[1];
testData.push(visit);
leveledTestData[i][j].push(oldLength);
compareArrayToResult(
leveledTestData[i][j].map(x => testData[x]),
roots[i][j]
);
}
for (let i = 0; i < roots.length; i++) {
for (let j = 0; j < roots[i].length; j++) {
roots[i][j].containerOpen = false;
}
}
root.containerOpen = false;
});
function checkFirstLevel(index, node, roots) {
PlacesUtils.asContainer(node).containerOpen = true;
Assert.ok(PlacesUtils.nodeIsDay(node));
PlacesUtils.asQuery(node);
let query = node.query;
let options = node.queryOptions;
Assert.ok(query.hasBeginTime && query.hasEndTime);
// Here we check the second level of results.
let root = PlacesUtils.history.executeQuery(query, options).root;
roots.push([]);
root.containerOpen = true;
Assert.equal(root.childCount, leveledTestData[index].length);
for (var secondIndex = 0; secondIndex < root.childCount; secondIndex++) {
let child = PlacesUtils.asQuery(root.getChild(secondIndex));
checkSecondLevel(index, secondIndex, child, roots);
}
root.containerOpen = false;
node.containerOpen = false;
}
function checkSecondLevel(index, secondIndex, child, roots) {
let query = child.query;
let options = child.queryOptions;
Assert.ok(query.hasDomain);
Assert.ok(query.hasBeginTime && query.hasEndTime);
let root = PlacesUtils.history.executeQuery(query, options).root;
// We should now have that roots[index][secondIndex] is set to the second
// level's results root.
roots[index].push(root);
// We pass off to compareArrayToResult to check the third level of
// results.
root.containerOpen = true;
compareArrayToResult(
leveledTestData[index][secondIndex].map(x => testData[x]),
root
);
// We close |root|'s container later so that we can test live
// updates into it.
}