def test_run(self):
with open(SECURE_FILE) as f:
secure = f.read()
owner = User()
owner.email = 'Alex'
owner.save()
other_owner = User()
other_owner.email = 'Mike'
other_owner.save()
other_feed = Feed()
other_feed.save()
other_owner.subscribe(other_feed)
task = tasks.SyncFromReaderAPITask()
result = task.delay(owner, 10, '*****@*****.**', secure)
self.assertTrue(result.successful())
feeds = Feed.objects.all()
# Tricky. We are subscribed to 122 feeds
# We create another feed above, to get to 123
# But 3 feeds in the import were "shared-with-you" so the total
# number of feeds should be 126
self.assertEqual(feeds.count(), 126)
total_feeds = Feed.objects.all().count()
owner = User.objects.get(pk=owner.pk)
# Verify that we do not get subscribed to feeds when items are
# 'shared-with-you'.
self.assertEqual(owner.feeds.count(), 122)
# Ensure create_raw() won't create a duplicate feed
title = u'A Softer World'
link = u'http://www.rsspect.com/rss/asw.xml'
site = u'http://www.asofterworld.com'
feed = Feed.objects.get(link=link)
duplicate = Feed.create_raw(title, link, site)
duplicate.add_subscriber(owner)
self.assertEqual(feed.pk, duplicate.pk)
# Testing that subscribing a second time doesn't blow up.
duplicate2 = Feed.create_and_subscribe(title, link, site, owner)
self.assertEqual(feed.pk, duplicate2.pk)
tagged = UserFeedItem.objects.filter(tags__name__in=['shared-with-you'])
self.assertEqual(len(tagged), 10)
def _import_json_items(self, import_file):
data = None
for f in self.z.namelist():
if import_file in f:
data = json.loads(self.z.open(f).read(), strict=False)
break
if data is None:
return False
try:
# This is like, weak sauce verification, hoping that we're
# not about to get bogus data. Still, a carefully crafted
# attack file could make it past this check.
id = data['id']
if not (id.endswith('starred') or
id.endswith('broadcast-friends') or
id.endswith('broadcast') or
id.endswith('post') or
id.endswith('like')):
return False
except KeyError:
return False
for i in data['items']:
title = i['origin']['title']
site = i['origin']['htmlUrl']
link = i['origin']['streamId']
if link.startswith('feed/'):
link = link.replace('feed/', '', 1)
# These are some weird bullshit links created by google
# reader. Try and discover a real link instead.
elif link.startswith('user/'):
maybe = Feed.autodiscover(site)
if maybe:
link = maybe
feed = Feed.create_raw(title, link, site)
item = {}
item['id'] = i['id']
item['title'] = i['title']
item['url'] = i.get('canonical', i.get('alternate', ''))[0]['href']
try:
item['content'] = i['content']['content']
except KeyError:
try:
item['content'] = i['summary']['content']
except KeyError:
# No idea if this is even possible, we should squawk
item['content'] = ''
item['time'] = i['published']
entry = FakeEntry(item)
user_item = _new_user_item(self.user, feed, entry)
for c in i.get('categories', []):
if c.startswith('user/') and c.endswith('/like'):
user_item.tags.add('liked')
elif c.startswith('user/') and c.endswith('/post'):
user_item.tags.add('notes')
elif c.startswith('user/') and c.endswith('/created'):
user_item.tags.add('notes')
# Annoyingly, if something is shared-with-you, it also
# gets the /broadcast tag. So if we are processing the
# shared-with-you.json file, don't mark those items as
# things that *you've* shared
elif c.startswith('user/') and c.endswith('/broadcast') \
and not id.endswith('broadcast-friends'):
user_item.tags.add('shared')
elif c.startswith('user/') and c.endswith('/broadcast-friends'):
user_item.tags.add('shared-with-you')
elif c.startswith('user/') and c.endswith('/starred'):
user_item.starred = True
elif c.startswith('user/') and c.endswith('/read'):
user_item.read = True
elif c.startswith('user/') and ('label' in c):
tag = c.split('/')[-1]
user_item.tags.append(tag)
user_item.tags.add('imported')
user_item.save()
try:
# This comes from the 'shared-with-you' category.
friend_userid = i['via'][0]['href'].split('/')[-4]
# Not sure how to save/model friend_userid yet
except KeyError:
pass
# XXX: should we do something about i['comments'] too?
for a in i['annotations']:
# Following attributes are interesting, but not sure
# how to model them yet.
# - a['content']
# - a['userId']
# - a['profileId']
pass
def test_lookup_by_feed_id_withoffset(self):
'''Filter items by feed.id.
A bug existed where a lookup by id would return items for a different
feed. This occurs if Feed.pk and UserFeed.pk were not the same, which
isn't normally the case in test data.
'''
# Test data
deadfeed = Feed.create_raw(
'Dead Feed 1', 'http://example.com/dead1.rss',
'http://example.com/dead1.html')
deadfeed2 = Feed.create_raw(
'Dead Feed 2', 'http://example.com/dead2.rss',
'http://example.com/dead2.html')
feed = Feed.create_and_subscribe(
'Paul Hummer', 'http://www.paulhummer.org/rss', None, self.user)
# Let's make sure they don't share ids
userfeed = UserFeed.objects.get(user=self.user, feed=feed)
self.assertNotEqual(feed.pk, userfeed.pk)
item = FeedItem()
item.feed = feed
item.title = 'Feed title'
item.link = 'http://www.paulhummer.org/rss/1'
item.guid = 'http://www.paulhummer.org/rss/1'
item.published = datetime.now()
item.save()
item = FeedItem()
item.feed = feed
item.title = 'Feed title 2'
item.link = 'http://www.paulhummer.org/rss/2'
item.guid = 'http://www.paulhummer.org/rss/2'
item.published = datetime.now()
item.save()
deadfeed3 = Feed.create_raw(
'Dead Feed 3', 'http://example.com/dead3.rss',
'http://example.com/dead3.html')
feed2 = Feed.create_and_subscribe(
'Gothamist', 'http://feeds.gothamistllc.com/gothamist05', None,
self.user)
item2 = FeedItem()
item2.feed = feed2
item2.title = 'Feed title'
item2.link = 'http://www.gothamist.com/rss/1'
item2.guid = 'http://www.gothamist.com/rss/1'
item2.published = datetime.now()
item2.save()
userfeed = UserFeed.objects.get(user=self.user, feed=feed)
# Actual test
result = self.api_client.get(
'/api/0.9.5/item/?feed={0}'.format(userfeed.pk))
self.assertEqual(200, result.status_code)
content = json.loads(result.content)
self.assertEqual(len(content['objects']), 2)
