End to End Test with NFC automatically created

[Surerocks]

So the NFC is being saved on the server correctly after a login (and I have tested that it checks access correctly as well). So it is ready to be tested with the end to end process of logging in on the phone and tapping the lock to open.

To test, user 'Craig' with password 'password' is good to login, and will give you access to lock with lock_id=1

@richardperryman Is the app ready to be tested by @jessicamorris ?

[Surerocks]

In case it wasn't clear, the version on AWS (v0.4.5.2) has all the changes to work now.

[richardperryman]

Yes the app is ready! I committed it a while ago, but since I couldn't test the service no promises that works.

[jessicamorris]

Done adulting for the day, trying to log in with the app looks really weird on my end... This is what the login screen looks like to me, when I tried a tap the app crashed:

[richardperryman]

Hmm that's odd, let me try to figure that out. I've got a meeting with a professor soon, but I'll let you know when I figured it out.

[richardperryman]

Alright, somehow I swapped the wrong less than and greater than signs without noticing when I checked in a while ago... they should be fixed now.

[richardperryman]

Or they would be if my laptop was able to resolve github.com? If I can't work this out making the change yourself should be easy, it's in MainActivity.java and in the login method. The if statement should have a auth.login > 0 instead of auth.login < 1.

[richardperryman]

Ok, the changes should be up, sorry for the spam, weird internet troubles :(

[jessicamorris]

Hahaha sounds good, I will take another shot with it!

[jessicamorris]

App success has been achieved :tada:

[jessicamorris]

HTTPS appears working on my end, do we have a user I could use to test for "access denied"?

[Surerocks]

Any other user should get access denied on lock_id 1 I think