def test_viewlet_is_present(self):
"""Testa se a viewlet foi registrada corretamente."""
request = self.request
context = self.portal
view = View(context, request)
manager_name = 'plone.portaltop'
manager = queryMultiAdapter((context, request, view),
IViewletManager,
manager_name,
default=None)
# Testa se o viewlet manager existe
self.assertIsNotNone(manager)
manager.update()
my_viewlet = [
v for v in manager.viewlets
if v.__name__ == 'brasil.gov.portal.acessibilidade'
]
# Testa se o viewlet existe
self.assertEqual(len(my_viewlet), 1)
def test_viewlet_is_present(self):
""" looking up and updating the manager should list our viewlet
"""
# we need a context and request
minisite_subfolder = api.content.create(type='Folder',
id='minisite_subfolder',
title='minisite_subfolder',
container=self.minisite_folder)
request = self.request
context = self.minisite_folder
# viewlet managers also require a view object for adaptation
view = View(context, request)
# finally, you need the name of the manager you want to find
manager_name = 'plone.portaltop'
# viewlet managers are found by Multi-Adapter lookup
manager = queryMultiAdapter((context, request, view),
IViewletManager,
manager_name,
default=None)
self.assertIsNotNone(manager)
# calling update() on a manager causes it to set up its viewlets
manager.update()
# now our viewlet should be in the list of viewlets for the manager
# we can verify this by looking for a viewlet with the name we used
# to register the viewlet in zcml
my_viewlet = [
v for v in manager.viewlets if v.__name__ == 'cpskin.minisitemenu'
]
self.assertEqual(len(my_viewlet), 1)
def test_viewlet_menu_contents(self):
""" looking up and updating the manager should list our viewlet
"""
non_minisite_subfolder = api.content.create(
type='Folder',
id='non_minisite_subfolder',
title='non_minisite_subfolder',
container=self.portal)
minisite_subfolder = api.content.create(type='Folder',
id='minisite_subfolder',
title='minisite_subfolder',
container=self.minisite_folder)
request = self.request
context = self.minisite_folder
view = View(context, request)
manager_name = 'plone.portaltop'
manager = queryMultiAdapter((context, request, view),
IViewletManager,
manager_name,
default=None)
self.assertIsNotNone(manager)
manager.update()
viewlets = [
v for v in manager.viewlets if v.__name__ == 'cpskin.minisitemenu'
]
ms_viewlet = viewlets[0]
ids = [item['id'] for item in ms_viewlet.portal_tabs]
self.assertIn(minisite_subfolder.id, ids)
self.assertNotIn(non_minisite_subfolder.id, ids)
def test_viewlet_is_not_installed(self):
""" looking up and updating the manager should not list our viewlet
when our browserlayer is not applied, eq. when our product is not
installed.
"""
request = self.app.REQUEST
context = self.portal
view = View(context, request)
manager_name = 'plone.htmlhead'
manager = queryMultiAdapter((context, request, view),
IViewletManager,
manager_name,
default=None)
self.failUnless(manager)
manager.update()
my_viewlet = [
v for v in manager.viewlets
if v.__name__ == 'collective.cookiecuttr'
]
self.failUnlessEqual(len(my_viewlet), 0)
# The analytics viewlet should be there and show its normal contents.
analytics = self.get_analytics_viewlet_contents(context, request, view)
self.assertEqual(analytics, self.webstats_js)
def _iter_enabled_viewlet_managers(self, context, request):
# We use a generic view to lookup the viewlets.
view = View(context, request)
spec = tuple(map(providedBy, (context, request, view)))
try:
settings = getUtility(IRegistry).forInterface(IGlobalSettings)
except (ComponentLookupError, KeyError):
ignore_list = ()
else:
if not root_interface().providedBy(context):
ignore_list = settings.site_local_managers or ()
else:
ignore_list = ()
for viewlet_manager_iface, viewlet_manager_title in self.all_viewlet_managers(
context):
if viewlet_manager_iface in ignore_list:
continue
for viewlet_name, factory in self._lookup(
spec + (viewlet_manager_iface, ), IViewlet):
try:
if issubclass(factory, DisplayPanelManagerViewlet):
yield viewlet_name, viewlet_manager_iface, viewlet_manager_title
except TypeError:
# Issue #9: "Unexpected non-class object while
# iterating over viewlet managers"
continue
def _get_viewlet_manager(self, context, request=None, name=None):
assert name is not None
if request is None:
request = self.request
view = View(context, request)
manager = getMultiAdapter((context, request, view), IViewletManager,
name)
return manager
def get_viewlet_manager(self, context, name='plone.portalfooter'):
from Products.Five.browser import BrowserView as View
from zope.component import getMultiAdapter
from zope.viewlet.interfaces import IViewletManager
request = self.request
view = View(context, request)
manager = getMultiAdapter((context, request, view), IViewletManager,
name)
return manager
def test_anonymous_viewlet_is_not_present_in_portal(self):
logout()
view = View(self.portal, self.request)
manager = queryMultiAdapter((self.portal, self.request, view),
IViewletManager, 'plone.htmlhead')
self.assertTrue(manager is not None)
manager.update()
viewlet = [v for v in manager.viewlets if v.__name__ == NAME]
self.assertEqual(len(viewlet), 0)
def test_manager_viewlet_is_present_in_portal(self):
setRoles(self.portal, TEST_USER_ID, ['Manager'])
view = View(self.portal, self.request)
manager = queryMultiAdapter((self.portal, self.request, view),
IViewletManager, 'plone.htmlhead')
self.assertTrue(manager is not None)
manager.update()
viewlet = [v for v in manager.viewlets if v.__name__ == NAME]
self.assertEqual(len(viewlet), 1)
def _get_viewlets_from_manager(self, manager):
"""Returns all viewlets from a manager."""
request = self.portal.REQUEST
view = View(self.portal, request)
manager = queryMultiAdapter((self.portal, request, view),
IViewletManager,
manager,
default=None)
self.assertIsNotNone(manager)
manager.update()
return manager.viewlets
def _iter_viewlet_managers(self, context, request):
# We use a generic view to lookup the viewletmanagers.
view = View(context, request)
spec = tuple(map(providedBy, (context, request, view)))
storage = getUtility(IViewletSettingsStorage)
skinname = context.getCurrentSkinName()
for viewlet_name, viewlet_manager_iface, viewlet_manager_title in self._iter_enabled_viewlet_managers(context, request):
for viewlet_manager_name, factory in self._lookup(spec, viewlet_manager_iface):
hidden = storage.getHidden(viewlet_manager_name, skinname)
if viewlet_name not in hidden:
yield viewlet_manager_name, viewlet_manager_title
def test_leadimage_viewlet_does_not_show_up_for_newsitems(self):
from zope.interface import alsoProvides
from plone.app.contenttypes.behaviors.leadimage import ILeadImage
alsoProvides(self.request, ILeadImage)
view = View(self.portal, self.request)
manager = queryMultiAdapter((self.portal, self.request, view),
IViewletManager,
'plone.abovecontenttitle',
default=None)
self.assertTrue(manager)
manager.update()
leadimage_viewlet = [
v for v in manager.viewlets if v.__name__ == 'contentleadimage'
]
self.assertEqual(len(leadimage_viewlet), 0)
def test_viewlet_cookiecuttr_enabled(self):
""" looking up and updating the manager should list our viewlet
It is enabled so it should be filled.
"""
# our viewlet is registered for a browser layer. Browser layers
# are applied to the request during traversal in the publisher. We
# need to do the same thing manually here
request = self.app.REQUEST
context = self.portal
alsoProvides(request, ICookieCuttr)
view = View(context, request)
# finally, you need the name of the manager you want to find
manager_name = 'plone.htmlhead'
# viewlet managers are found by Multi-Adapter lookup
manager = queryMultiAdapter((context, request, view),
IViewletManager,
manager_name,
default=None)
self.failUnless(manager)
# calling update() on a manager causes it to set up its viewlets
manager.update()
# now our viewlet should be in the list of viewlets for the manager
# we can verify this by looking for a viewlet with the name we used
# to register the viewlet in zcml
my_viewlet = [
v for v in manager.viewlets
if v.__name__ == 'collective.cookiecuttr'
]
self.failUnlessEqual(len(my_viewlet), 1)
my_viewlet[0].settings.cookiecuttr_enabled = True
self.failUnlessEqual(
my_viewlet[0].render(),
u'\n<script type="text/javascript">\n\n (function($) {\n $(document).ready(function () {\n if($.cookieCuttr) {\n $.cookieCuttr({cookieAnalytics: false,\n cookiePolicyLink: " ",\n cookieMessage: "We use cookies. <a href=\'{{cookiePolicyLink}}\' title=\'read about our cookies\'>Read everything</a>",\n cookieAcceptButtonText: "Accept cookies"\n });\n }\n })\n })(jQuery);\n</script>\n\n'
)
# The analytics viewlet should be there and show nothing.
analytics = self.get_analytics_viewlet_contents(context, request, view)
self.assertEqual(analytics, '')
def _find_viewlet(self, context, manager_name, viewlet_name, layer=None):
request = self.portal.REQUEST
if layer:
alsoProvides(request, layer)
view = View(context, request)
manager = queryMultiAdapter(
(context, request, view),
IViewletManager,
manager_name,
default=None
)
self.failUnless(manager)
manager.update()
viewlets = manager.viewlets
viewlet = [v for v in viewlets if v.__name__ == viewlet_name]
return viewlet
def test_viewlet_cookiecuttr_disabled(self):
""" looking up and updating the manager should list our viewlet
But when disabled it should be empty.
"""
# our viewlet is registered for a browser layer. Browser layers
# are applied to the request during traversal in the publisher. We
# need to do the same thing manually here
request = self.app.REQUEST
context = self.portal
alsoProvides(request, ICookieCuttr)
view = View(context, request)
# finally, you need the name of the manager you want to find
manager_name = 'plone.htmlhead'
# viewlet managers are found by Multi-Adapter lookup
manager = queryMultiAdapter((context, request, view),
IViewletManager,
manager_name,
default=None)
self.failUnless(manager)
# calling update() on a manager causes it to set up its viewlets
manager.update()
# now our viewlet should be in the list of viewlets for the manager
# we can verify this by looking for a viewlet with the name we used
# to register the viewlet in zcml
my_viewlet = [
v for v in manager.viewlets
if v.__name__ == 'collective.cookiecuttr'
]
self.failUnlessEqual(len(my_viewlet), 1)
self.failUnlessEqual(my_viewlet[0].render(), '')
# The analytics viewlet should be there and show its normal contents.
analytics = self.get_analytics_viewlet_contents(context, request, view)
self.assertEqual(analytics, self.webstats_js)
def _get_viewlet(self):
request = self.portal.REQUEST
context = self.portal.questions
view = View(context, request)
viewlet = QuestionsListViewlet(context, request, view, None)
return viewlet
def get_viewlet_manager(self, context, name="plone.portalfooter"):
request = self.request
view = View(context, request)
manager = getMultiAdapter((context, request, view), IViewletManager,
name)
return manager
def get_viewlet_manager(self, context, name='plone.abovecontent'):
request = self.request
view = View(context, request)
manager = getMultiAdapter((context, request, view), IViewletManager,
name)
return manager