def test_flexipage_variables_context(self):
"""
Tests that all flexicontent models fk'd to the page are
included in the page context even if no longer present in the template
"""
fp = FlexiPage()
fp.title = 'some title here'
fp.template_name = test_template_location
fp.save()
flexi_contents = FlexiContent.objects.all()
self.assertEqual(len(flexi_contents), 1)
# add flexicontent to the template, check that this creates a new FlexiContent model
test_html_location = os.path.join(
flexipage_module_directory, 'templates/flexipage/tests/test.html')
with open(test_html_location, 'r') as original_test_html_file:
original_html_string = original_test_html_file.read()
with open(test_html_location, 'a') as test_html_file:
test_html_file.write('\n {{ flexi_new_variable }} \n')
fp.save()
# Additional FlexiContent now fk'd to page model
flexi_contents = FlexiContent.objects.all()
self.assertEqual(len(flexi_contents), 2)
# remove flexicontent item to return template to original format
with open(test_html_location, 'w') as test_html_file_out:
test_html_file_out.write(original_html_string)
# The quantity of FlexiContent models stays the same
flexi_contents = FlexiContent.objects.all()
self.assertEqual(len(flexi_contents), 2)
# And the flexi_new_variable variable is still in the template context
self.assertIn('flexi_new_variable', get_flexi_variables_context(fp))
def test_flexipage_variables_context(self):
"""
Tests that all flexicontent models fk'd to the page are
included in the page context even if no longer present in the template
"""
fp = FlexiPage()
fp.title = "some title here"
fp.template_name = test_template_location
fp.save()
flexi_contents = FlexiContent.objects.all()
self.assertEqual(len(flexi_contents), 1)
# add flexicontent to the template, check that this creates a new FlexiContent model
test_html_location = os.path.join(flexipage_module_directory, "templates/flexipage/tests/test.html")
with open(test_html_location, "r") as original_test_html_file:
original_html_string = original_test_html_file.read()
with open(test_html_location, "a") as test_html_file:
test_html_file.write("\n {{ flexi_new_variable }} \n")
fp.save()
# Additional FlexiContent now fk'd to page model
flexi_contents = FlexiContent.objects.all()
self.assertEqual(len(flexi_contents), 2)
# remove flexicontent item to return template to original format
with open(test_html_location, "w") as test_html_file_out:
test_html_file_out.write(original_html_string)
# The quantity of FlexiContent models stays the same
flexi_contents = FlexiContent.objects.all()
self.assertEqual(len(flexi_contents), 2)
# And the flexi_new_variable variable is still in the template context
self.assertIn("flexi_new_variable", get_flexi_variables_context(fp))
def test_check_for_flexicontent(self):
"Tests the check_for_flexicontent method on the FlexiPage model"
fp = FlexiPage()
fp.title = 'some title here'
fp.template_name = test_template_location
fp.save()
self.assertEqual(['flexi_second_variable'],
fp.check_for_flexicontent())
def test_check_for_flexicontent(self):
"Tests the check_for_flexicontent method on the FlexiPage model"
fp = FlexiPage()
fp.title = "some title here"
fp.template_name = test_template_location
fp.save()
self.assertEqual(["flexi_second_variable"], fp.check_for_flexicontent())
def test_update_flexicontent(self):
"Test the update_flexicontent method"
# check that it will create new FlexiContent items from the template
fp = FlexiPage()
fp.title = 'some title here'
fp.template_name = test_template_location
fp.save()
flexi_contents = FlexiContent.objects.all()
self.assertEqual(len(flexi_contents), 1)
# add flexicontent to the template, check that this creates a new FlexiContent model
test_html_location = os.path.join(
flexipage_module_directory, 'templates/flexipage/tests/test.html')
with open(test_html_location, 'r') as original_test_html_file:
original_html_string = original_test_html_file.read()
with open(test_html_location, 'a') as test_html_file:
test_html_file.write('\n {{ flexi_new_variable }} \n')
fp.save()
# Additional FlexiContent now fk'd to page model
flexi_contents = FlexiContent.objects.all()
self.assertEqual(len(flexi_contents), 2)
# remove flexicontent item to return template to original format
with open(test_html_location, 'w') as test_html_file_out:
test_html_file_out.write(original_html_string)
def test_update_flexicontent(self):
"Test the update_flexicontent method"
# check that it will create new FlexiContent items from the template
fp = FlexiPage()
fp.title = "some title here"
fp.template_name = test_template_location
fp.save()
flexi_contents = FlexiContent.objects.all()
self.assertEqual(len(flexi_contents), 1)
# add flexicontent to the template, check that this creates a new FlexiContent model
test_html_location = os.path.join(flexipage_module_directory, "templates/flexipage/tests/test.html")
with open(test_html_location, "r") as original_test_html_file:
original_html_string = original_test_html_file.read()
with open(test_html_location, "a") as test_html_file:
test_html_file.write("\n {{ flexi_new_variable }} \n")
fp.save()
# Additional FlexiContent now fk'd to page model
flexi_contents = FlexiContent.objects.all()
self.assertEqual(len(flexi_contents), 2)
# remove flexicontent item to return template to original format
with open(test_html_location, "w") as test_html_file_out:
test_html_file_out.write(original_html_string)
def test_save_flexipage_raise_error_on_no_template_name(self):
"Tests that a FlexiPage without a template raises an error"
fp = FlexiPage()
fp.title = "some title here"
with self.assertRaises(AttributeError) as ex:
fp.save()
def test_save_flexipage(self):
"Tests that using the test template available new flexipages can be created"
fp = FlexiPage()
fp.title = "some title here"
fp.template_name = test_template_location
fp.save()
def test_save_flexipage_raise_error_on_no_template_name(self):
"Tests that a FlexiPage without a template raises an error"
fp = FlexiPage()
fp.title = 'some title here'
with self.assertRaises(AttributeError) as ex:
fp.save()
def test_save_flexipage(self):
"Tests that using the test template available new flexipages can be created"
fp = FlexiPage()
fp.title = 'some title here'
fp.template_name = test_template_location
fp.save()
