locomotivecms 3.0.0.pre.alpha

data/features/public/content_entries.feature

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+Feature: Content entries
+  As a designer
+  I want to list and filter the entries of a
+  content type I designed through to the back-office and
+  I should be able to display the entries from a liquid template
+
+Background:
+  Given I have the site: "test site" set up
+  And I have a custom model named "Articles" with
+    | label         | type      | required    |
+    | Title         | string    | true        |
+    | Body          | string    | false       |
+    | Hidden        | boolean   | false       |
+    | Published at  | date      | false       |
+  And I have entries for "Articles" with
+    | title             | body                    | published_at  | hidden  |
+    | Hello world       | Lorem ipsum             | 2015-01-01    | false   |
+    | Lorem ipsum       | Lorem ipsum...          | 2013-03-23    | false   |
+    | Yadi Yada         | Lorem ipsum...          | 2013-03-23    | true    |
+
+Scenario: List all of them
+  Given a page named "my-articles" with the template:
+    """
+    {% for article in contents.articles %}{{ article.title }}, {% endfor %}
+    """
+  When I view the rendered page at "/my-articles"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    Hello world, Lorem ipsum, Yadi Yada
+    """
+
+Scenario: Filter by a boolean
+  Given a page named "my-articles" with the template:
+    """
+    {% with_scope hidden: false %}
+    {% for article in contents.articles %}{{ article.title }}, {% endfor %}
+    {% endwith_scope %}
+    """
+  When I view the rendered page at "/my-articles"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    Hello world, Lorem ipsum
+    """
+
+Scenario: Filter by a date
+  Given a page named "my-articles" with the template:
+    """
+    {% with_scope published_at.lte: now %}
+    {% for article in contents.articles %}{{ article.title }}, {% endfor %}
+    {% endwith_scope %}
+    """
+  When I view the rendered page at "/my-articles"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    Lorem ipsum, Yadi Yada
+    """
+
+Scenario: Filter with regexp
+  Given a page named "my-articles" with the template:
+    """
+    {% with_scope title: /ello|adi/ %}
+    {% for article in contents.articles %}{{ article.title }}, {% endfor %}
+    {% endwith_scope %}
+    """
+  When I view the rendered page at "/my-articles"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    Hello world, Yadi Yada
+    """

data/features/public/editable_elements.feature

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+Feature: Editable elements
+  As a designer
+  I want to define content which will be edited by the website editor
+
+Background:
+  Given I have the site: "test site" set up
+
+Scenario: Simple short text element
+  Given a page named "hello-world" with the template:
+    """
+    My application says {% editable_short_text 'a_sentence', hint: 'please enter a new sentence' %}Hello world{% endeditable_short_text %}
+    """
+  When I view the rendered page at "/hello-world"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    My application says Hello world
+    """
+
+Scenario: Updating a page
+  Given a page named "hello-world" with the template:
+    """
+    My application says {% editable_short_text 'a_sentence' %}Hello world{% endeditable_short_text %}
+    {% block main %}Main{% endblock %}
+    """
+  When I update the "hello-world" page with the template:
+    """
+    My application says {% editable_short_text 'a_sentence' %}Hello world{% endeditable_short_text %}
+    {% block main %}Main{% endblock %}
+    {% block sidebar %}{% editable_short_text 'title' %}Default sidebar title{% endeditable_short_text %}{% endblock %}
+    """
+  And I view the rendered page at "/hello-world"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    My application says Hello world
+    Main
+    Default sidebar title
+    """
+
+Scenario: Modified short text element
+  Given a page named "hello-world" with the template:
+    """
+    My application says {% editable_short_text 'a_sentence', hint: 'please enter a new sentence' %}Hello world{% endeditable_short_text %}
+    """
+  And the editable element "a_sentence" in the "hello-world" page with the content "Bonjour"
+  When I view the rendered page at "/hello-world"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    My application says Bonjour
+    """
+
+Scenario: Short text element inside a block
+  Given a page named "hello-world" with the template:
+    """
+    {% block main %}My application says {% editable_short_text 'a_sentence' %}Hello world{% endeditable_short_text %}{% endblock %}
+    """
+  When I view the rendered page at "/hello-world"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    My application says Hello world
+    """
+
+Scenario: Not modified short text element inside a block and with page inheritance
+  Given a page named "hello-world" with the template:
+    """
+    {% block main %}My application says {% editable_short_text 'a_sentence' %}Hello world{% endeditable_short_text %}{% endblock %}
+    """
+  Given a page named "another-hello-world" with the template:
+    """
+    {% extends hello-world %}
+    """
+  When I view the rendered page at "/another-hello-world"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    My application says Hello world
+    """
+
+Scenario: Modified short text element inside a block and with page inheritance
+  Given a page named "hello-world" with the template:
+    """
+    {% block main %}My application says {% editable_short_text 'a_sentence' %}Hello world{% endeditable_short_text %}{% endblock %}
+    """
+  Given a page named "another-hello-world" with the template:
+    """
+    {% extends hello-world %}
+    """
+  And the editable element "a_sentence" for the "main" block in the "another-hello-world" page with the content "Bonjour"
+  When I view the rendered page at "/another-hello-world"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    My application says Bonjour
+    """
+
+Scenario: Combine inheritance and update
+  Given a page named "hello-world" with the template:
+    """
+    My application says {% editable_short_text 'a_sentence' %}Hello world{% endeditable_short_text %}
+    {% block main %}Main{% endblock %}
+    """
+  Given a page named "another-hello-world" with the template:
+    """
+    {% extends hello-world %}
+    {% block main %}Another Main{% endblock %}
+    """
+  When I update the "hello-world" page with the template:
+    """
+    My application says {% editable_short_text 'a_sentence' %}Hello world{% endeditable_short_text %}
+    {% block main %}Main{% endblock %}
+    {% block sidebar %}{% editable_short_text 'title' %}Default sidebar title{% endeditable_short_text %}{% endblock %}
+    """
+  And I view the rendered page at "/another-hello-world"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    My application says Hello world
+    Another Main
+    Default sidebar title
+    """
+
+Scenario: Insert editable files
+  Given a page named "hello-world" with the template:
+    """
+    My application file is {% editable_file 'a_file', hint: 'please enter a new file' %}/default.pdf{% endeditable_file %}
+    """
+  When I view the rendered page at "/hello-world"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    My application file is /default.pdf
+    """
+
+Scenario: Simple select element
+  Given a page named "hello-world" with the template:
+    """
+    {% block menuecontent %}{% editable_control 'menueposition', options: 'top=Top of the Page,bottom=Bottom of the Page' %}bottom{% endeditable_control %}{% endblock %}
+    """
+  When I view the rendered page at "/hello-world"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    bottom
+    """

data/features/public/has_many.feature

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+Feature: Has Many Association
+  As a designer
+  In order to make dealing with models easier
+  I want to be able to display other models that have a has many association
+
+  Scenario: Paginating a has many association
+    Given I have a site set up
+    Then I should be able to view a paginated list of a has many association

data/features/public/inheritance.feature

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+Feature: Inheritance
+  As a designer
+  I want to be able to build more complex page html layouts
+  with shared template code
+  that render correctly to the client
+
+Background:
+  Given I have the site: "test site" set up
+
+Scenario: Liquid Inheritance with a single block
+  Given a page named "above-and-below" with the template:
+    """
+    <div class="header"></div>
+    <div class="body">
+      {% block body %}{% endblock %}
+    </div>
+    <div class="footer"></div>
+    """
+  And a page named "hello-world-with-layout" with the template:
+    """
+    {% extends 'above-and-below' %}
+    {% block body %}Hello World{% endblock %}
+    """
+  When I view the rendered page at "/hello-world-with-layout"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    <div class="header"></div>
+    <div class="body">
+      Hello World
+    </div>
+    <div class="footer"></div>
+    """
+
+Scenario: Update a parent page and see modifications in descendants
+  Given a page named "base" with the template:
+    """
+    My application say: {% block something %}Lorem ipsum{% endblock %}
+    """
+  And a page named "hello-world" with the template:
+    """
+    {% extends 'base' %}
+    {% block something %}Hello World{% endblock %}
+    """
+  When I update the "base" page with the template:
+    """
+    My application says: {% block something %}Lorem ipsum{% endblock %}
+    """
+  When I view the rendered page at "/hello-world"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    My application says: Hello World
+    """
+
+Scenario: Liquid Inheritance with multiple blocks
+  Given a page named "layout-with-sidebar" with the template:
+    """
+    <div class="header"></div>
+    <div class="content">
+      <div class="sidebar">
+        {% block sidebar %}DEFAULT SIDEBAR CONTENT{% endblock %}
+      </div>
+      <div class="body">
+        {% block body %}DEFAULT BODY CONTENT{% endblock %}
+      </div>
+    </div>
+    <div class="footer"></div>
+    """
+  And a page named "hello-world-multiblocks" with the template:
+    """
+    {% extends 'layout-with-sidebar' %}
+    {% block body %}Hello world{% endblock %}
+    """
+  When I view the rendered page at "/hello-world-multiblocks"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    <div class="header"></div>
+    <div class="content">
+      <div class="sidebar">
+        DEFAULT SIDEBAR CONTENT
+      </div>
+      <div class="body">
+        Hello world
+      </div>
+    </div>
+    <div class="footer"></div>
+    """
+
+Scenario: Multiple inheritance (layout extending another layout)
+  Given a page named "layout-with-sidebar" with the template:
+    """
+    <div class="header"></div>
+    <div class="content">
+      <div class="sidebar">{% block sidebar %}DEFAULT SIDEBAR CONTENT{% endblock %}</div>
+      <div class="body">
+        {% block body %}DEFAULT BODY CONTENT{% endblock %}
+      </div>
+    </div>
+    <div class="footer"></div>
+    """
+  And a page named "custom-layout-with-sidebar" with the template:
+    """
+    {% extends 'layout-with-sidebar' %}
+    {% block sidebar %}Custom sidebar{% endblock %}
+    {% block body %}Hello{% endblock %}
+    """
+  And a page named "hello-world-multiblocks" with the template:
+    """
+    {% extends 'custom-layout-with-sidebar' %}
+    {% block body %}{{ block.super }} world{% endblock %}
+    """
+  When I view the rendered page at "/hello-world-multiblocks"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    <div class="header"></div>
+    <div class="content">
+      <div class="sidebar">Custom sidebar</div>
+      <div class="body">
+        Hello world
+      </div>
+    </div>
+    <div class="footer"></div>
+    """
+
+Scenario: Page extending a layout with multiple embedded blocks which extends another template
+  Given a page named "layout-with-sidebar" with the template:
+    """
+    <div class="header"></div>
+    <div class="content">
+      <div class="sidebar">{% block sidebar %}DEFAULT SIDEBAR CONTENT{% endblock %}</div>
+      <div class="body">
+        {% block body %}Hello{% endblock %}
+      </div>
+    </div>
+    <div class="footer"></div>
+    """
+  And a page named "custom-layout-with-sidebar" with the template:
+    """
+    {% extends 'layout-with-sidebar' %}
+    {% block body %}{{ block.super }} {% block main %}mister{% endblock %}{% endblock %}
+    """
+  And a page named "hello-world-multiblocks" with the template:
+    """
+    {% extends 'custom-layout-with-sidebar' %}
+    {% block body/main %}{{ block.super }} Jacques{% endblock %}
+    """
+  When I view the rendered page at "/hello-world-multiblocks"
+  Then the rendered output should look like:
+    """
+    <div class="header"></div>
+    <div class="content">
+      <div class="sidebar">DEFAULT SIDEBAR CONTENT</div>
+      <div class="body">
+        Hello mister Jacques
+      </div>
+    </div>
+    <div class="footer"></div>
+    """

data/features/public/inline_front_end_editing.feature

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+@wip
+@javascript
+Feature: Engine
+  As an author
+  In order to easily be able to modify the contents of my website
+  I want to be able to edit the sites content on the front end
+
+  Background:
+    Given I have the site: "test site" set up
+    And I am an authenticated "author"
+
+  Scenario: Editing a short text field
+    Given a page named "about" with the template:
+    """
+    <html>
+      <head>{% inline_editor %}</head>
+      <body>{% editable_short_text 'owner' %}Tom{% endeditable_short_text %} owns this website</body>
+    </html>
+    """
+    When I view the rendered page at "/about"
+    Then I should see "edit"
+    When I follow "edit"
+    And I type the content "Mario" into the first editable field
+    And I follow "save"
+    And I view the rendered page at "/about"
+    Then I should see "Mario owns this website"

data/features/public/many_to_many.feature

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+Feature: Many to Many Association
+  As a designer
+  In order to make dealing with models easier
+  I want to be able to display other models that have a many to many association
+
+  Background:
+    Given I have the site: "test site" set up
+    And I have a custom model named "Articles" with
+      | label       | type      | required    |
+      | Title       | string    | true        |
+      | Body        | string    | false       |
+    And I have a custom model named "Projects" with
+      | label       | type      | required    | target  |
+      | Name        | string    | true        |         |
+      | Description | text      | false       |         |
+    And I set up a many_to_many relationship between "Articles" and "Projects"
+    And I have entries for "Articles" with
+      | title             | body                    |
+      | Hello world       | Lorem ipsum             |
+      | Lorem ipsum       | Lorem ipsum...          |
+    And I have entries for "Projects" with
+      | name              | description             |
+      | My sexy project   | Lorem ipsum             |
+      | Foo project       | Lorem ipsum...          |
+      | Bar project       | Lorem ipsum...          |
+      | Baz project       | Lorem ipsum...          |
+    And I attach the "My sexy project" project to the "Hello world" article
+    And I attach the "Baz project" project to the "Hello world" article
+    And I attach the "Foo project" project to the "Hello world" article
+
+  Scenario: Displaying the entries of a many to many association
+    Given a page named "article-projects" with the template:
+      """
+      {% assign article = contents.articles.first %}
+      <h1>Projects for {{ article.title }}</h1>
+      <ul>
+      {% for project in article.projects %}<li>{{ project.name }}</li>
+      {% endfor %}
+      </ul>
+      """
+    When I view the rendered page at "/article-projects"
+    Then the rendered output should look like:
+      """
+
+      <h1>Projects for Hello world</h1>
+      <ul>
+      <li>My sexy project</li>
+      <li>Baz project</li>
+      <li>Foo project</li>
+
+      </ul>
+      """
+
+  Scenario: Displaying the entries of a many to many association by a different thread
+    Given the "Projects" model was created by another thread
+    And a page named "article-projects" with the template:
+      """
+      {% assign article = contents.articles.first %}{% for project in article.projects %}{{ project.name }}, {% endfor %}
+      """
+    When I view the rendered page at "/article-projects"
+    Then the rendered output should look like:
+      """
+      My sexy project, Baz project, Foo project
+      """