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chatwoot/spec/helpers/message_format_helper_spec.rb
Muhsin Keloth 4e4aa7f580 fix: Handle emoji and special characters in mention notifications (#11857)
Fixes notification display issues when user or team names contain emojis
and special characters. Previously, mention notifications would show
URL-encoded characters instead of properly formatted names with emojis.

  **Before:**
Notification: "John Doe: Hey @%F0%9F%91%8D%20customer%20support please
check this"

  **After:**
  Notification: "John Doe: Hey @👍 customer support please check this"
2025-07-03 11:32:13 +05:30

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require 'rails_helper'
describe MessageFormatHelper do
describe '#transform_user_mention_content' do
context 'when transform_user_mention_content called' do
it 'return transformed text correctly' do
expect(helper.transform_user_mention_content('[@john](mention://user/1/John%20K), check this ticket')).to eq '@john, check this ticket'
end
it 'handles emoji in display names correctly' do
content = '[@👍 customer support](mention://team/1/%F0%9F%91%8D%20customer%20support), please help'
expected = '@👍 customer support, please help'
expect(helper.transform_user_mention_content(content)).to eq expected
end
it 'handles multiple mentions with emojis and spaces' do
content = 'Hey [@John Doe](mention://user/1/John%20Doe) and [@🚀 Dev Team](mention://team/2/%F0%9F%9A%80%20Dev%20Team)'
expected = 'Hey @John Doe and @🚀 Dev Team'
expect(helper.transform_user_mention_content(content)).to eq expected
end
it 'handles emoji-only team names' do
expect(helper.transform_user_mention_content('[@🔥](mention://team/3/%F0%9F%94%A5) urgent')).to eq '@🔥 urgent'
end
it 'handles special characters in names' do
expect(helper.transform_user_mention_content('[@user@domain.com](mention://user/4/user%40domain.com) check')).to eq '@user@domain.com check'
end
it 'returns empty string for nil content' do
expect(helper.transform_user_mention_content(nil)).to eq ''
end
it 'returns empty string for empty content' do
expect(helper.transform_user_mention_content('')).to eq ''
end
end
end
describe '#render_message_content' do
context 'when render_message_content called' do
it 'render text correctly' do
expect(helper.render_message_content('Hi *there*, I am mostly text!')).to eq "<p>Hi <em>there</em>, I am mostly text!</p>\n"
end
end
end
end