Beispiel #1
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    def test_instantiate_with_credentials_config(self):
        """Test instantiation of client: No exception if password wrong."""

        # Test variables
        credentials = mock.MagicMock()
        config_from_cred = {}
        valuefoo = 'foo/foo/foo/'
        config_from_cred['REST_API_url_extension'] = valuefoo
        credentials = pyhandle.clientcredentials.PIDClientCredentials(
            handle_server_url=self.url,
            username=self.user,
            password=self.randompassword,
            handleowner=self.user,
            REST_API_url_extension=valuefoo
        )

        self.assertEqual(credentials.get_config()['REST_API_url_extension'],valuefoo,
            'Config: '+str(credentials.get_config()))

        # foo/foo/ from the credentials should override default api/handles/

        # Run code to be tested - we expect an exception, as it will try to do a GET on the bogus rest api:
        with self.assertRaises(GenericHandleError):
            inst = RESTHandleClient.instantiate_with_credentials(
                credentials,
                HTTPS_verify=self.https_verify)

            # So this code can only be reached if something went wrong:
            self.assertIsInstance(inst, RESTHandleClient)
            # Check if foo/foo instead of api/handles was stored as path!
            serverconn = inst._EUDATHandleClient__handlesystemconnector 
            self.assertIn('/foo/', serverconn._HandleSystemConnector__REST_API_url_extension)
            self.assertEquals(serverconn._HandleSystemConnector__REST_API_url_extension, valuefoo)
Beispiel #2
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    def test_instantiate_with_credentials_inexistentuser(self):
        """Test instantiation of client: Exception if username does not exist."""

        # Test variables
        testusername_inexistent = '100:'+self.inexistent_handle
        credentials = pyhandle.clientcredentials.PIDClientCredentials(
            handle_server_url=self.url,
            username=testusername_inexistent,
            password=self.randompassword)

        # Run code to be tested + check exception:
        # Create instance with credentials
        with self.assertRaises(HandleNotFoundException):
            inst = RESTHandleClient.instantiate_with_credentials(credentials,
                HTTPS_verify=self.https_verify)
Beispiel #3
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    def test_instantiate_with_credentials(self):
        """Test instantiation of client: No exception if password wrong."""

        # Test variables
        credentials = pyhandle.clientcredentials.PIDClientCredentials(
            handle_server_url=self.url,
            username=self.user,
            password=self.randompassword)

        # Run code to be tested
        # Create instance with credentials
        inst = RESTHandleClient.instantiate_with_credentials(
            credentials,
            HTTPS_verify=self.https_verify)

        # Check desired outcomes
        self.assertIsInstance(inst, RESTHandleClient)
    def test_instantiate_with_credentials_config(self, checkpatch):
        """Test instantiation of client: No exception if password wrong."""

        # Define the replacement for the patched method:
        mock_response = MockResponse(success=True)
        checkpatch.return_value = mock_response

        # Test variables
        credentials = MockCredentials(restapi='foobar')

        self.assertEqual(credentials.get_config()['REST_API_url_extension'],'foobar',
            'Config: '+str(credentials.get_config()))

        # Run code to be tested
        # Create instance with credentials
        inst = RESTHandleClient.instantiate_with_credentials(credentials)
        self.assertIsInstance(inst, RESTHandleClient)
Beispiel #5
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    def test_instantiate_with_credentials_inexistentuser(self, getpatch):
        """Test instantiation of client: Exception if username does not exist."""

        # Define the replacement for the patched method:
        mock_response = MockResponse(notfound=True)
        getpatch.return_value = mock_response

        # Test variables
        testusername_inexistent = '100:john/doe'
        credentials = pyhandle.clientcredentials.PIDClientCredentials(
            handle_server_url='some/url',
            username=testusername_inexistent,
            password='******')

        # Run code to be tested + check exception:
        # Create instance with credentials
        with self.assertRaises(HandleNotFoundException):
            inst = RESTHandleClient.instantiate_with_credentials(credentials)
Beispiel #6
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    def test_instantiate_with_credentials(self, getpatch):
        """Test instantiation of client: No exception if password wrong."""

        # Define the replacement for the patched method:
        mock_response = MockResponse(success=True)
        getpatch.return_value = mock_response

        # Test variables
        credentials = pyhandle.clientcredentials.PIDClientCredentials(
            handle_server_url='some/url',
            username='******',
            password='******')

        # Run code to be tested
        # Create instance with credentials
        inst = RESTHandleClient.instantiate_with_credentials(credentials)

        # Check desired outcomes
        self.assertIsInstance(inst, RESTHandleClient)
    def test_instantiate_with_credentials_config_override(self, getpatch, checkpatch):
        """Test instantiation of client: We pass a config value in the credentials
        and also as an arg in the instantiation. We want the latter to override the
        first one.
        """

        # Define the replacement for the patched method:
        # We pretend the username exists!
        mock_response = MockResponse(success=True)
        checkpatch.return_value = mock_response

        # Define the replacement for the patched GET:
        cont = {"responseCode":1,"handle":"my/testhandle","values":[{"index":111,"type":"TEST1","data":{"format":"string","value":"val1"},"ttl":86400,"timestamp":"2015-09-30T15:08:49Z"},{"index":2222,"type":"TEST2","data":{"format":"string","value":"val2"},"ttl":86400,"timestamp":"2015-09-30T15:08:49Z"},{"index":333,"type":"TEST3","data":{"format":"string","value":"val3"},"ttl":86400,"timestamp":"2015-09-30T15:08:49Z"},{"index":4,"type":"TEST4","data":{"format":"string","value":"val4"},"ttl":86400,"timestamp":"2015-09-30T15:08:49Z"}]}
        mock_response = MockResponse(success=True, content=json.dumps(cont))
        getpatch.return_value = mock_response

        # Test variables
        # Passing mock credentials, give them the value "foobar", which
        # should be overridden!
        credentials = MockCredentials(restapi='foobar')
        self.assertEqual(credentials.get_config()['REST_API_url_extension'],'foobar',
            'Config: '+str(credentials.get_config()))

        # Run code to be tested
        # Create instance with credentials. It gets the "REST_API_url_extention"
        # from both the credentials and as a param.
        inst = RESTHandleClient.instantiate_with_credentials(
            credentials,
            REST_API_url_extension='bar/bar/bar')
        self.assertIsInstance(inst, RESTHandleClient)

        # How to know now which one was used?
        # Call a read and check its url! Did it get foobar or barbarbar appended?
        inst.get_value_from_handle('my/testhandle', 'key')
        positional_args_passed = getpatch.call_args_list[len(getpatch.call_args_list)-1][0]
        passed_url = positional_args_passed[0]

        # Compare with expected URL:
        self.assertIn('bar/bar/bar',passed_url,
            'bar/bar/bar is not specified in the URL '+passed_url)