def testDeleteAccount(self):
acc = Account(user="******", passwd="passwd", email="email")
acc.save()
acc = Account.fetch(user="******")
assert acc.user == "user"
acc.delete()
acc = Account.fetch(user="******")
assert acc is None
def testCreateAccount(self):
self.assertRaises(TypeError, Account, user="******")
self.assertRaises(TypeError, Account, passwd="passwd")
acc = Account(user="******", passwd="passwd", email="email")
acc.save()
print "Acc made:", acc
acc = Account.fetch(user="******")
assert acc is None
acc = Account.fetch(user="******")
assert acc.user == "user"
acc = Account.fetch(email="bar")
assert acc is None
acc = Account.fetch(email="email")
assert acc.email == "email"
def testFetchAccount(self):
# Hey, this test is redundant(!) with the previous, but I can't
# decide what to test where, is this coupeled enough to
# merge?
acc = Account(user="******", passwd="passwd", email="email")
acc.save()
acc = Account.fetch(user="******")
assert acc is None
acc = Account.fetch(user="******")
assert acc.user == "user"
acc = Account.fetch(email="bar")
assert acc is None
acc = Account.fetch(email="email")
assert acc.email == "email"
def testModifyAccount(self):
# You'r allowed to change passwd & e-mail
# But not your username!
acc = Account(user="******", passwd="passwd", email="email")
acc.save()
acc = Account.fetch(user="******")
assert acc.user == "user"
acc.user = "******"
self.assertRaises(TypeError, acc.save)
acc = Account.fetch(user="******")
assert acc.user == "user"
assert acc.passwd == "passwd"
assert acc.email == "email"
acc.passwd = "newpass"
acc.email = "newmail"
acc.save()
acc = None
acc = Account.fetch(user="******")
assert acc.user == "user"
assert acc.passwd == "newpass"
assert acc.email == "newmail"