hubot-async/test/robot_test.coffee

A simple helpful robot for your Company

# Assertions and Stubbing
chai = require 'chai'
sinon = require 'sinon'
chai.use require 'sinon-chai'

{ expect } = chai

mockery = require 'mockery'

# Hubot classes
Robot = require '../src/robot.coffee'
{ CatchAllMessage, EnterMessage, LeaveMessage, TextMessage, TopicMessage } = require '../src/message'
Adapter = require '../src/adapter'

ScopedHttpClient = require 'scoped-http-client'

# Preload the Hubot mock adapter but substitute in the latest version of Adapter
mockery.enable()
mockery.registerAllowable 'hubot-mock-adapter'
mockery.registerAllowable 'lodash' # hubot-mock-adapter uses lodash
# Force hubot-mock-adapter to use the latest version of Adapter
mockery.registerMock 'hubot/src/adapter', Adapter
# Load the mock adapter into the cache
require 'hubot-mock-adapter'
# We're done with mockery
mockery.deregisterMock 'hubot/src/adapter'
mockery.disable()


describe 'Robot', ->
  beforeEach ->
    @robot = new Robot null, 'mock-adapter', yes, 'TestHubot'
    @robot.alias = 'Hubot'
    @robot.run

    # Re-throw AssertionErrors for clearer test failures
    @robot.on 'error', (name, err, response) ->
      return unless err?.constructor?
      if err.constructor.name == "AssertionError"
        process.nextTick ->
          throw err

    @user = @robot.brain.userForId '1', {
      name: 'hubottester'
      room: '#mocha'
    }

  afterEach ->
   @robot.shutdown()

  describe 'Unit Tests', ->
    describe '#http', ->
      beforeEach ->
        url = 'http://localhost'
        @httpClient = @robot.http(url)

      it 'creates a new ScopedHttpClient', ->
        # 'instanceOf' check doesn't work here due to the design of
        # ScopedHttpClient
        expect(@httpClient).to.have.property('get')
        expect(@httpClient).to.have.property('post')

      it 'passes options through to the ScopedHttpClient', ->
        agent = {}
        httpClient = @robot.http('http://localhost', agent: agent)
        expect(httpClient.options.agent).to.equal(agent)

      it 'sets a sane user agent', ->
        expect(@httpClient.options.headers['User-Agent']).to.contain('Hubot')

      it 'merges in any global http options', ->
        agent = {}
        @robot.globalHttpOptions = {agent: agent}
        httpClient = @robot.http('http://localhost')
        expect(httpClient.options.agent).to.equal(agent)

      it 'local options override global http options', ->
        agentA = {}
        agentB = {}
        @robot.globalHttpOptions = {agent: agentA}
        httpClient = @robot.http('http://localhost', agent: agentB)
        expect(httpClient.options.agent).to.equal(agentB)

    describe '#respondPattern', ->
      it 'matches messages starting with robot\'s name', ->
        testMessage = @robot.name + 'message123'
        testRegex   = /(.*)/

        pattern = @robot.respondPattern testRegex
        expect(testMessage).to.match(pattern)
        match = testMessage.match(pattern)[1]
        expect(match).to.equal('message123')

      it 'matches messages starting with robot\'s alias', ->
        testMessage = @robot.alias + 'message123'
        testRegex   = /(.*)/

        pattern = @robot.respondPattern testRegex
        expect(testMessage).to.match(pattern)
        match = testMessage.match(pattern)[1]
        expect(match).to.equal('message123')

      it 'does not match unaddressed messages', ->
        testMessage = 'message123'
        testRegex   = /(.*)/

        pattern = @robot.respondPattern testRegex
        expect(testMessage).to.not.match(pattern)

      it 'matches properly when name is substring of alias', ->
        @robot.name  = 'Meg'
        @robot.alias = 'Megan'
        testMessage1 = @robot.name  + ' message123'
        testMessage2 = @robot.alias + ' message123'
        testRegex = /(.*)/

        pattern = @robot.respondPattern testRegex

        expect(testMessage1).to.match(pattern)
        match1 = testMessage1.match(pattern)[1]
        expect(match1).to.equal('message123')

        expect(testMessage2).to.match(pattern)
        match2 = testMessage2.match(pattern)[1]
        expect(match2).to.equal('message123')

      it 'matches properly when alias is substring of name', ->
        @robot.name  = 'Megan'
        @robot.alias = 'Meg'
        testMessage1 = @robot.name  + ' message123'
        testMessage2 = @robot.alias + ' message123'
        testRegex = /(.*)/

        pattern = @robot.respondPattern testRegex

        expect(testMessage1).to.match(pattern)
        match1 = testMessage1.match(pattern)[1]
        expect(match1).to.equal('message123')

        expect(testMessage2).to.match(pattern)
        match2 = testMessage2.match(pattern)[1]
        expect(match2).to.equal('message123')

    describe '#listen', ->
      it 'registers a new listener directly', ->
        expect(@robot.listeners).to.have.length(0)
        @robot.listen (->), ->
        expect(@robot.listeners).to.have.length(1)

    describe '#hear', ->
      it 'registers a new listener directly', ->
        expect(@robot.listeners).to.have.length(0)
        @robot.hear /.*/, ->
        expect(@robot.listeners).to.have.length(1)

    describe '#respond', ->
      it 'registers a new listener using hear', ->
        sinon.spy @robot, 'hear'
        @robot.respond /.*/, ->
        expect(@robot.hear).to.have.been.called

    describe '#enter', ->
      it 'registers a new listener using listen', ->
        sinon.spy @robot, 'listen'
        @robot.enter ->
        expect(@robot.listen).to.have.been.called

    describe '#leave', ->
      it 'registers a new listener using listen', ->
        sinon.spy @robot, 'listen'
        @robot.leave ->
        expect(@robot.listen).to.have.been.called

    describe '#topic', ->
      it 'registers a new listener using listen', ->
        sinon.spy @robot, 'listen'
        @robot.topic ->
        expect(@robot.listen).to.have.been.called

    describe '#catchAll', ->
      it 'registers a new listener using listen', ->
        sinon.spy @robot, 'listen'
        @robot.catchAll ->
        expect(@robot.listen).to.have.been.called

    describe '#receive', ->
      it 'calls all registered listeners', (done) ->
        # Need to use a real Message so that the CatchAllMessage constructor works
        testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'message123')

        listener =
          call: (response, middleware, cb) ->
            cb()
        sinon.spy(listener, 'call')

        @robot.listeners = [
          listener
          listener
          listener
          listener
        ]

        @robot.receive testMessage, ->
          # When no listeners match, each listener is called twice: once with
          # the original message and once with a CatchAll message
          expect(listener.call).to.have.callCount(8)
          done()

      it 'sends a CatchAllMessage if no listener matches', (done) ->
        # Testing for recursion with a new CatchAllMessage that wraps the
        # original message

        testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'message123')
        @robot.listeners = []

        # Replace @robot.receive so we can catch when the functions recurses
        oldReceive = @robot.receive
        @robot.receive = (message, cb) ->
          expect(message).to.be.instanceof(CatchAllMessage)
          expect(message.message).to.be.equal(testMessage)
          cb()
        sinon.spy(@robot, 'receive')

        # Call the original receive method that we want to test
        oldReceive.call @robot, testMessage, () =>
          expect(@robot.receive).to.have.been.called
          done()

      it 'does not trigger a CatchAllMessage if a listener matches', (done) ->
        testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'message123')

        matchingListener =
          call: (message, middleware, cb) ->
            # indicate that the message matched the listener
            cb(true)

        # Replace @robot.receive so we can catch if the functions recurses
        oldReceive = @robot.receive
        @robot.receive = sinon.spy()

        @robot.listeners = [
          matchingListener
        ]

        # Call the original receive method that we want to test
        oldReceive.call @robot, testMessage, done

        # Ensure the function did not recurse
        expect(@robot.receive).to.not.have.been.called

      it 'stops processing if a listener marks the message as done', (done) ->
        testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'message123')

        matchingListener =
          call: (message, middleware, cb) ->
            message.done = true
            # Listener must have matched
            cb(true)

        listenerSpy =
          call: sinon.spy()

        @robot.listeners = [
          matchingListener
          listenerSpy
        ]

        @robot.receive testMessage, ->
          expect(listenerSpy.call).to.not.have.been.called
          done()

      it 'gracefully handles listener uncaughtExceptions (move on to next listener)', (done) ->
        testMessage = {}
        theError = new Error()

        badListener =
          call: ->
            throw theError

        goodListenerCalled = false
        goodListener =
          call: (_, middleware, cb) ->
            goodListenerCalled = true
            cb(true)

        @robot.listeners = [
          badListener
          goodListener
        ]

        @robot.emit = (name, err, response) ->
          expect(name).to.equal('error')
          expect(err).to.equal(theError)
          expect(response.message).to.equal(testMessage)
        sinon.spy(@robot, 'emit')

        @robot.receive testMessage, () =>
          expect(@robot.emit).to.have.been.called
          expect(goodListenerCalled).to.be.ok
          done()

      it 'executes the callback after the function returns when there are no listeners', (done) ->
        testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'message123'
        finished = false
        @robot.receive testMessage, ->
          expect(finished).to.be.ok
          done()
        finished = true

    describe '#loadFile', ->
      beforeEach ->
        @sandbox = sinon.sandbox.create()

      afterEach ->
        @sandbox.restore()

      it 'should require the specified file', ->
        module = require 'module'

        script = sinon.spy (robot) ->
        @sandbox.stub(module, '_load').returns(script)
        @sandbox.stub @robot, 'parseHelp'

        @robot.loadFile('./scripts', 'test-script.coffee')
        expect(module._load).to.have.been.calledWith('scripts/test-script')

      describe 'proper script', ->
        beforeEach ->
          module = require 'module'

          @script = sinon.spy (robot) ->
          @sandbox.stub(module, '_load').returns(@script)
          @sandbox.stub @robot, 'parseHelp'

        it 'should call the script with the Robot', ->
          @robot.loadFile('./scripts', 'test-script.coffee')
          expect(@script).to.have.been.calledWith(@robot)

        it 'should parse the script documentation', ->
          @robot.loadFile('./scripts', 'test-script.coffee')
          expect(@robot.parseHelp).to.have.been.calledWith('scripts/test-script.coffee')

      describe 'non-Function script', ->
        beforeEach ->
          module = require 'module'

          @script = {}
          @sandbox.stub(module, '_load').returns(@script)
          @sandbox.stub @robot, 'parseHelp'

        it 'logs a warning', ->
          sinon.stub @robot.logger, 'warning'
          @robot.loadFile('./scripts', 'test-script.coffee')
          expect(@robot.logger.warning).to.have.been.called

  describe 'Listener Registration', ->
    describe '#listen', ->
      it 'forwards the matcher, options, and callback to Listener', ->
        callback = sinon.spy()
        matcher = sinon.spy()
        options = {}

        @robot.listen(matcher, options, callback)
        testListener = @robot.listeners[0]

        expect(testListener.matcher).to.equal(matcher)
        expect(testListener.callback).to.equal(callback)
        expect(testListener.options).to.equal(options)

    describe '#hear', ->
      it 'matches TextMessages', ->
        callback = sinon.spy()
        testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'message123')
        testRegex = /^message123$/

        @robot.hear(testRegex, callback)
        testListener = @robot.listeners[0]
        result = testListener.matcher(testMessage)

        expect(result).to.be.ok

      it 'does not match EnterMessages', ->
        callback = sinon.spy()
        testMessage = new EnterMessage(@user)
        testRegex = /.*/

        @robot.hear(testRegex, callback)
        testListener = @robot.listeners[0]
        result = testListener.matcher(testMessage)

        expect(result).to.not.be.ok

    describe '#respond', ->
      it 'matches TextMessages addressed to the robot', ->
        callback = sinon.spy()
        testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'TestHubot message123')
        testRegex = /message123$/

        @robot.respond(testRegex, callback)
        testListener = @robot.listeners[0]
        result = testListener.matcher(testMessage)

        expect(result).to.be.ok

      it 'does not match EnterMessages', ->
        callback = sinon.spy()
        testMessage = new EnterMessage(@user)
        testRegex = /.*/

        @robot.respond(testRegex, callback)
        testListener = @robot.listeners[0]
        result = testListener.matcher(testMessage)

        expect(result).to.not.be.ok

    describe '#enter', ->
      it 'matches EnterMessages', ->
        callback = sinon.spy()
        testMessage = new EnterMessage(@user)

        @robot.enter(callback)
        testListener = @robot.listeners[0]
        result = testListener.matcher(testMessage)

        expect(result).to.be.ok

      it 'does not match TextMessages', ->
        callback = sinon.spy()
        testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'message123')

        @robot.enter(callback)
        testListener = @robot.listeners[0]
        result = testListener.matcher(testMessage)

        expect(result).to.not.be.ok

    describe '#leave', ->
      it 'matches LeaveMessages', ->
        callback = sinon.spy()
        testMessage = new LeaveMessage(@user)

        @robot.leave(callback)
        testListener = @robot.listeners[0]
        result = testListener.matcher(testMessage)

        expect(result).to.be.ok

      it 'does not match TextMessages', ->
        callback = sinon.spy()
        testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'message123')

        @robot.leave(callback)
        testListener = @robot.listeners[0]
        result = testListener.matcher(testMessage)

        expect(result).to.not.be.ok

    describe '#topic', ->
      it 'matches TopicMessages', ->
        callback = sinon.spy()
        testMessage = new TopicMessage(@user)

        @robot.topic(callback)
        testListener = @robot.listeners[0]
        result = testListener.matcher(testMessage)

        expect(result).to.be.ok

      it 'does not match TextMessages', ->
        callback = sinon.spy()
        testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'message123')

        @robot.topic(callback)
        testListener = @robot.listeners[0]
        result = testListener.matcher(testMessage)

        expect(result).to.not.be.ok

    describe '#catchAll', ->
      it 'matches CatchAllMessages', ->
        callback = sinon.spy()
        testMessage = new CatchAllMessage(new TextMessage(@user, 'message123'))

        @robot.catchAll(callback)
        testListener = @robot.listeners[0]
        result = testListener.matcher(testMessage)

        expect(result).to.be.ok

      it 'does not match TextMessages', ->
        callback = sinon.spy()
        testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'message123')

        @robot.catchAll(callback)
        testListener = @robot.listeners[0]
        result = testListener.matcher(testMessage)

        expect(result).to.not.be.ok

  describe 'Message Processing', ->
    it 'calls a matching listener', (done) ->
      testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'message123')
      @robot.hear /^message123$/, (response) ->
        expect(response.message).to.equal(testMessage)
        done()
      @robot.receive testMessage

    it 'calls multiple matching listeners', (done) ->
      testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'message123')

      listenersCalled = 0
      listenerCallback = (response) ->
        expect(response.message).to.equal(testMessage)
        listenersCalled++

      @robot.hear /^message123$/, listenerCallback
      @robot.hear /^message123$/, listenerCallback

      @robot.receive testMessage, ->
        expect(listenersCalled).to.equal(2)
        done()

    it 'calls the catch-all listener if no listeners match', (done) ->
      testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'message123')

      listenerCallback = sinon.spy()
      @robot.hear /^no-matches$/, listenerCallback

      @robot.catchAll (response) ->
        expect(listenerCallback).to.not.have.been.called
        expect(response.message).to.equal(testMessage)
        done()

      @robot.receive testMessage

    it 'does not call the catch-all listener if any listener matched', (done) ->
      testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'message123')

      listenerCallback = sinon.spy()
      @robot.hear /^message123$/, listenerCallback

      catchAllCallback = sinon.spy()
      @robot.catchAll catchAllCallback

      @robot.receive testMessage, ->
        expect(listenerCallback).to.have.been.called.once
        expect(catchAllCallback).to.not.have.been.called
        done()

    it 'stops processing if message.finish() is called synchronously', (done) ->
      testMessage = new TextMessage(@user, 'message123')

      @robot.hear /^message123$/, (response) ->
        response.message.finish()

      listenerCallback = sinon.spy()
      @robot.hear /^message123$/, listenerCallback

      @robot.receive testMessage, ->
        expect(listenerCallback).to.not.have.been.called
        done()

    it 'calls non-TextListener objects', (done) ->
      testMessage = new EnterMessage @user

      @robot.enter (response) ->
        expect(response.message).to.equal(testMessage)
        done()

      @robot.receive testMessage

    it 'gracefully handles listener uncaughtExceptions (move on to next listener)', (done) ->
      testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'message123'
      theError = new Error()

      @robot.hear /^message123$/, ->
        throw theError

      goodListenerCalled = false
      @robot.hear /^message123$/, ->
        goodListenerCalled = true

      [badListener,goodListener] = @robot.listeners

      @robot.emit = (name, err, response) ->
        expect(name).to.equal('error')
        expect(err).to.equal(theError)
        expect(response.message).to.equal(testMessage)
      sinon.spy(@robot, 'emit')

      @robot.receive testMessage, () =>
        expect(@robot.emit).to.have.been.called
        expect(goodListenerCalled).to.be.ok
        done()

    describe 'Listener Middleware', ->
      it 'allows listener callback execution', (testDone) ->
        listenerCallback = sinon.spy()
        @robot.hear /^message123$/, listenerCallback
        @robot.listenerMiddleware (context, next, done) ->
          # Allow Listener callback execution
          next done

        testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'message123'
        @robot.receive testMessage, ->
          expect(listenerCallback).to.have.been.called
          testDone()

      it 'can block listener callback execution', (testDone) ->
        listenerCallback = sinon.spy()
        @robot.hear /^message123$/, listenerCallback
        @robot.listenerMiddleware (context, next, done) ->
          # Block Listener callback execution
          done()

        testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'message123'
        @robot.receive testMessage, ->
          expect(listenerCallback).to.not.have.been.called
          testDone()

      it 'receives the correct arguments', (testDone) ->
        @robot.hear /^message123$/, ->
        testListener = @robot.listeners[0]
        testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'message123'

        @robot.listenerMiddleware (context, next, done) =>
          # Escape middleware error handling for clearer test failures
          process.nextTick () =>
            expect(context.listener).to.equal(testListener)
            expect(context.response.message).to.equal(testMessage)
            expect(next).to.be.a('function')
            expect(done).to.be.a('function')
            testDone()

        @robot.receive testMessage

      it 'executes middleware in order of definition', (testDone) ->
        execution = []

        testMiddlewareA = (context, next, done) ->
          execution.push 'middlewareA'
          next ->
            execution.push 'doneA'
            done()

        testMiddlewareB = (context, next, done) ->
          execution.push 'middlewareB'
          next ->
            execution.push 'doneB'
            done()

        @robot.listenerMiddleware testMiddlewareA
        @robot.listenerMiddleware testMiddlewareB

        @robot.hear /^message123$/, ->
          execution.push 'listener'

        testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'message123'
        @robot.receive testMessage, ->
          expect(execution).to.deep.equal([
            'middlewareA'
            'middlewareB'
            'listener'
            'doneB'
            'doneA'
          ])
          testDone()

    describe 'Receive Middleware', ->
      it 'fires for all messages, including non-matching ones', (testDone) ->
        middlewareSpy = sinon.spy()
        listenerCallback = sinon.spy()
        @robot.hear /^message123$/, listenerCallback
        @robot.receiveMiddleware (context, next, done) ->
          middlewareSpy()
          next(done)

        testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'not message 123'

        @robot.receive testMessage, () ->
          expect(listenerCallback).to.not.have.been.called
          expect(middlewareSpy).to.have.been.called
          testDone()

      it 'can block listener execution', (testDone) ->
        middlewareSpy = sinon.spy()
        listenerCallback = sinon.spy()
        @robot.hear /^message123$/, listenerCallback
        @robot.receiveMiddleware (context, next, done) ->
          # Block Listener callback execution
          middlewareSpy()
          done()

        testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'message123'
        @robot.receive testMessage, () ->
          expect(listenerCallback).to.not.have.been.called
          expect(middlewareSpy).to.have.been.called
          testDone()

      it 'receives the correct arguments', (testDone) ->
        @robot.hear /^message123$/, () ->
        testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'message123'

        @robot.receiveMiddleware (context, next, done) ->
          # Escape middleware error handling for clearer test failures
          expect(context.response.message).to.equal(testMessage)
          expect(next).to.be.a('function')
          expect(done).to.be.a('function')
          testDone()
          next(done)

        @robot.receive testMessage

      it 'executes receive middleware in order of definition', (testDone) ->
        execution = []

        testMiddlewareA = (context, next, done) ->
          execution.push 'middlewareA'
          next () ->
            execution.push 'doneA'
            done()

        testMiddlewareB = (context, next, done) ->
          execution.push 'middlewareB'
          next () ->
            execution.push 'doneB'
            done()

        @robot.receiveMiddleware testMiddlewareA
        @robot.receiveMiddleware testMiddlewareB

        @robot.hear /^message123$/, () ->
          execution.push 'listener'

        testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'message123'
        @robot.receive testMessage, () ->
          expect(execution).to.deep.equal([
            'middlewareA'
            'middlewareB'
            'listener'
            'doneB'
            'doneA'
          ])
          testDone()

      it 'allows editing the message portion of the given response', (testDone) ->
        execution = []

        testMiddlewareA = (context, next, done) ->
          context.response.message.text = 'foobar'
          next()

        testMiddlewareB = (context, next, done) ->
          # Subsequent middleware should see the modified message
          expect(context.response.message.text).to.equal("foobar")
          next()

        @robot.receiveMiddleware testMiddlewareA
        @robot.receiveMiddleware testMiddlewareB

        testCallback = sinon.spy()
        # We'll never get to this if testMiddlewareA has not modified the message.
        @robot.hear /^foobar$/, testCallback

        testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'message123'
        @robot.receive testMessage, ->
          expect(testCallback).to.have.been.called
          testDone()

    describe 'Response Middleware', ->
      it 'executes response middleware in order', (testDone) ->
        @robot.adapter.send = sendSpy = sinon.spy()
        listenerCallback = sinon.spy()
        @robot.hear /^message123$/, (response) ->
          response.send "foobar, sir, foobar."

        @robot.responseMiddleware (context, next, done) ->
          context.strings[0] = context.strings[0].replace(/foobar/g, "barfoo")
          next()

        @robot.responseMiddleware (context, next, done) ->
          context.strings[0] = context.strings[0].replace(/barfoo/g, "replaced bar-foo")
          next()

        testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'message123'
        @robot.receive testMessage, () ->
          expect(sendSpy.getCall(0).args[1]).to.equal('replaced bar-foo, sir, replaced bar-foo.')
          testDone()

      it 'allows replacing outgoing strings', (testDone) ->
        @robot.adapter.send = sendSpy = sinon.spy()
        listenerCallback = sinon.spy()
        @robot.hear /^message123$/, (response) ->
          response.send "foobar, sir, foobar."

        @robot.responseMiddleware (context, next, done) ->
          context.strings = ["whatever I want."]
          next()

        testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'message123'
        @robot.receive testMessage, () ->
          expect(sendSpy.getCall(0).args[1]).to.deep.equal("whatever I want.")
          testDone()

      it 'marks plaintext as plaintext', (testDone) ->
        @robot.adapter.send = sendSpy = sinon.spy()
        listenerCallback = sinon.spy()
        @robot.hear /^message123$/, (response) ->
          response.send "foobar, sir, foobar."
        @robot.hear /^message456$/, (response) ->
          response.play "good luck with that"

        method = undefined
        plaintext = undefined
        @robot.responseMiddleware (context, next, done) ->
          method = context.method
          plaintext = context.plaintext
          next(done)

        testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'message123'

        @robot.receive testMessage, () =>
          expect(plaintext).to.equal true
          expect(method).to.equal "send"
          testMessage2 = new TextMessage @user, 'message456'
          @robot.receive testMessage2, () ->
            expect(plaintext).to.equal undefined
            expect(method).to.equal "play"
            testDone()

      it 'does not send trailing functions to middleware', (testDone) ->
        @robot.adapter.send = sendSpy = sinon.spy()
        asserted = false
        postSendCallback = ->
        @robot.hear /^message123$/, (response) ->
          response.send "foobar, sir, foobar.", postSendCallback

        @robot.responseMiddleware (context, next, done) ->
          # We don't send the callback function to middleware, so it's not here.
          expect(context.strings).to.deep.equal ["foobar, sir, foobar."]
          expect(context.method).to.equal "send"
          asserted = true
          next()

        testMessage = new TextMessage @user, 'message123'
        @robot.receive testMessage, ->
          expect(asserted).to.equal(true)
          expect(sendSpy.getCall(0).args[1]).to.equal('foobar, sir, foobar.')
          expect(sendSpy.getCall(0).args[2]).to.equal(postSendCallback)
          testDone()