// WhatsAppFake is a fake WhatsApp client. It keeps the event handler that the
// daemon gives it, and Emit gives events to the handler, as the library does.
-// Each connection sends to connects, and each pairing sends its channel to
-// pairings, so that the test gives the items of the pairing. A connection fails
-// with connectErr, a logout with logoutErr, and a send with sendErr. groups are
-// the groups of the account. A send that does not fail gets the time
-// whatsappTestSendTime.
+// Each connection keeps its context and sends to connects, and each pairing
+// sends its channel to pairings, so that the test gives the items of the
+// pairing. A connection fails with connectErr, a logout with logoutErr, and a
+// send with sendErr. groups are the groups of the account. A send that does not
+// fail gets the time whatsappTestSendTime.
type WhatsAppFake struct {
connects chan struct{}
pairings chan chan whatsmeow.QRChannelItem
- mutex sync.Mutex
- handle func(event any) bool
- connectErr error
- logoutErr error
- groups []*types.GroupInfo
- sendErr error
- phones []string
- logouts int
- sent []WhatsAppFakeSend
+ mutex sync.Mutex
+ handle func(event any) bool
+ connectErr error
+ logoutErr error
+ groups []*types.GroupInfo
+ sendErr error
+ phones []string
+ logouts int
+ sent []WhatsAppFakeSend
+ connections []context.Context
}
-// ConnectContext tells the test that the daemon connected.
+// ConnectContext keeps ctx and tells the test that the daemon connected.
func (f *WhatsAppFake) ConnectContext(ctx context.Context) error {
+ f.mutex.Lock()
+ f.connections = append(f.connections, ctx)
+ f.mutex.Unlock()
+
f.connects <- struct{}{}
f.mutex.Lock()
return f.connectErr
}
+// Connections returns the contexts of the connections, in order.
+func (f *WhatsAppFake) Connections() []context.Context {
+ f.mutex.Lock()
+ defer f.mutex.Unlock()
+
+ return slices.Clone(f.connections)
+}
+
// Disconnect does nothing.
func (f *WhatsAppFake) Disconnect() {
}