package stanza import ( "testing" ) func TestValidJids(t *testing.T) { tests := []struct { jidstr string expected Jid }{ {jidstr: "test@domain.com", expected: Jid{"test", "domain.com", ""}}, {jidstr: "test@domain.com/resource", expected: Jid{"test", "domain.com", "resource"}}, // resource can contain '/' or '@' {jidstr: "test@domain.com/a/b", expected: Jid{"test", "domain.com", "a/b"}}, {jidstr: "test@domain.com/a@b", expected: Jid{"test", "domain.com", "a@b"}}, {jidstr: "domain.com", expected: Jid{"", "domain.com", ""}}, } for _, tt := range tests { jid, err := NewJid(tt.jidstr) if err != nil { t.Errorf("could not parse correct jid: %s", tt.jidstr) continue } if jid == nil { t.Error("jid should not be nil") } if jid.Node != tt.expected.Node { t.Errorf("incorrect jid Node (%s): %s", tt.expected.Node, jid.Node) } if jid.Node != tt.expected.Node { t.Errorf("incorrect jid domain (%s): %s", tt.expected.Domain, jid.Domain) } if jid.Resource != tt.expected.Resource { t.Errorf("incorrect jid resource (%s): %s", tt.expected.Resource, jid.Resource) } } } func TestIncorrectJids(t *testing.T) { badJids := []string{ "", "user@", "@domain.com", "user:name@domain.com", "user