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backend/toolshed/tests/test_friend.py
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@ -85,20 +85,8 @@ class FriendApiTestCase(UserTestMixin, ToolshedTestCase):
self.assertEqual(self.f['local_user1'].friends.count(), 1)
# what ~should~ happen:
# 1. user x@A sends a friend request to user y@B
# 1.1. x@A's client sends a POST request to A/api/friendrequests/ with body {from: x@A, to: y@B}
# 1.2. A's backend creates a FriendRequestOutgoing object, containing x@A's identity and y@B's name
# 1.3. x@A's client sends a POST request to B/api/friendrequests/ with body
# {from: x@A, to: y@B, public_key: x@A's public key}
# 1.4. B's backend creates a FriendRequestIncoming object, containing y@B's and x@A's identities
# 2. user y@B accepts the friend request
# 2.1. y@B's client sends a POST request to A/api/friendsrequests/ with body
# {from: x@A, to: y@B, public_key: y@B's public key}
# 2.2. A's backend matches the data to the FriendRequestOutgoing object, deletes both and creates a Friend object,
# containing x@A's and y@B's identities
# 2.3. y@B's client sends a POST request to B/api/friends/ containing the id of the FriendRequestIncoming object
# 2.4. B's backend creates a Friend object, using the identities from the FriendRequestIncoming object
# Friend request/accept protocol walkthrough. See
# docs/implementation.md#friend-request-and-accept-protocol-flow.
class FriendRequestListTestCase(UserTestMixin, ToolshedTestCase):