resetPassword.feature

@FE @FE-SignIn @TEST @ignore

 

Feature:[FE] [Sign In] Reset Password

 

  The reset password feature allows users to click the link in the forgotten

  password email and gives them the ability to set a new password. Test cases

  have been written to ensure users cannot use old passwords to log in, as well

  as not being able to enter an invalid new password.

 

  Scenario: The user is unable to reset their password using an invalid password

    Given I have received the reset password email

    When I click the reset password link

 

    Given the Einstein Reset Your Password page is launched (/new-password)

    And I type '123' into the 1st input with the attribute 'password' and the value 'password'

    And I type '123' into the 2nd input with the attribute 'password' and the value 'password'

    Then I cannot click on the Reset Password button with the attribute 'type' and the value 'submit'

 

  Scenario: The user resets their password

    Given I have received the reset password email

    When I click the reset password link

 

    Given the Einstein Reset Your Password page is launched (/new-password)

    And I type '12345678' into the 1st input with the attribute 'password' and the value 'password'

    And I type '12345678' into the 2nd input with the attribute 'password' and the value 'password'

    Then I click on the 'Reset Password' button with the attribute 'type' and the value 'submit'

    And an h1 containing 'Password Reset ???????' appears

 

  Scenario: The user attempts to use their old password to sign in

    Given I have received the reset password email

    When I click the reset password link

 

    Given the Einstein Reset Your Password page is launched (/new-password)

    And I type 'newPassword' into the 1st input with the attribute 'password' and the value 'password'

    And I type 'newPassword' into the 2nd input with the attribute 'password' and the value 'password'

    Then I click on the 'Reset Password' button with the attribute 'type' and the value 'submit'

    And an h1 containing 'Password Reset ???????' appears

 

    Given the Einstein homepage is launched (/)

    When I click on the 'Sign In' button with the XPath '//*[@id="app"]/div/header/section[1]/div[2]/div[7]/button'

    Then the input with the attribute 'name' and the value 'email' exists

    And the input with the attribute 'name' and the value 'password' exists

 

    Then I type 'testing@einstein.exchange' into the input with the attribute 'name' and the value 'email'

    And I type 'oldPassword' into the input with the attribute 'name' and the value 'password'

    Then I click on the 'Sign In' button with the attribute 'type' and the value 'submit'

 

    But the div with the attribute 'message' containing 'Wrong username or password.' exists

 

  Scenario: The user uses their new password to sign in

    Given I have received the reset password email

    When I click the reset password link

 

    Given the Einstein Reset Your Password page is launched (/new-password)

    And I type 'newPassword' into the 1st input with the attribute 'password' and the value 'password'

    And I type 'newPassword' into the 2nd input with the attribute 'password' and the value 'password'

    Then I click on the 'Reset Password' button with the attribute 'type' and the value 'submit'

    And an h1 containing 'Password Reset ???????' appears

 

    Given the Einstein homepage is launched (/)

    When I click on the 'Sign In' button with the XPath '//*[@id="app"]/div/header/section[1]/div[2]/div[7]/button'

    Then the input with the attribute 'name' and the value 'email' exists

    And the input with the attribute 'name' and the value 'password' exists

 

    Then I type 'testing@einstein.exchange' into the input with the attribute 'name' and the value 'email'

    And I type 'newPassword' into the input with the attribute 'name' and the value 'password'

    Then I click on the 'Sign In' button with the attribute 'type' and the value 'submit'

 

    But the div with the attribute 'message' containing 'Wrong username or password.' exists

 

  Scenario: The user uses their current password to sign in after receiving the reset password email

    Given I have received the reset password email

 

    Given the Einstein homepage is launched (/)

    When I click on the 'Sign In' button with the XPath '//*[@id="app"]/div/header/section[1]/div[2]/div[7]/button'

    Then the input with the attribute 'name' and the value 'email' exists

    And the input with the attribute 'name' and the value 'password' exists

 

    Then I type 'testing@einstein.exchange' into the 'email' input titled 'Email Address' with the attribute 'name'

    And I type 'currentPassword' into the 'password' input titled 'Password' with the attribute 'name'

    Then I click on the 'Sign In' button with the attribute 'type' and the value 'submit'

 

    Then the 'My Dashboard' page loads (/my-dashboard)