def test_user_account_deactivated_with_log_on_permanent_delivery_failure(
self, user_role_supplier):
notify_data = self.notify_data(to='*****@*****.**')
user = User.query.filter(
User.email_address == '*****@*****.**').first()
assert user.active is True
with logcapture.LogCapture(names=('app', ),
level=logging.INFO) as logs:
response = self.client.post('/callbacks/notify',
data=json.dumps(notify_data),
content_type='application/json')
assert response.status_code == 200
user = User.query.filter(
User.email_address == '*****@*****.**').first()
assert user.active is False
audit_events = AuditEvent.query.filter(
AuditEvent.type == 'update_user').all()
assert len(audit_events) == 1
assert audit_events[0].data['user'] == {'active': False}
assert audit_events[0].data['notify_callback_data'] == notify_data
assert logs.records[0].msg == "User account disabled for -htpNCrT2nn2dCuqWsXwBZDgkP-WQQCYAfPgSw7Rb4A= after " \
"Notify reported permanent delivery failure."
def assert_log_entry(modules, message, count=1):
"""A context manager that can be used to wrap a block of code under test to assert that a specific message is
logged. Works well with the AnyStringMatching malleable above to assert a message meeting a given format.
This is designed to most easily assert a single kind of message being logged one or more times, but if you
assign the context manager to a variable you can access the `records` attribute to see all log records and make
further inspections.
Example:
with assert_log_entry(message=AnyStringMatching('^My unknown string with a random word \w+$', count=2)) as logs: # noqa
do_something_that_produces_a_log()
assert any('some other log message' in record.msg for record in logs.records)
"""
log_catcher = logcapture.LogCapture(names=modules, install=False)
log_catcher.install()
try:
yield log_catcher
finally:
log_catcher.uninstall_all()
matching_records = [
True for record in log_catcher.records if message == record.msg
]
assert len(matching_records) == count, f'{len(matching_records)} log records were seen that matched ' \
f'`{message}`: expected {count}'
def test_error_logged_on_technical_delivery_failure(self):
notify_data = self.notify_data(status='technical-failure')
with logcapture.LogCapture(names=('flask.app',), level=logging.WARNING) as logs:
response = self.client.post('/callbacks/notify',
data=json.dumps(notify_data),
content_type='application/json')
assert response.status_code == 200
assert len(logs.records) == 1
assert logs.records[0].msg == "Notify failed to deliver my-notification-reference to " \
"urpXHRZxYlyjcR9cAeiJkNpfSjZYuw-IOGMbo5x2HTM="
def test_callbacks_are_logged(self, status):
notify_data = self.notify_data(status=status)
with logcapture.LogCapture(names=('flask.app',), level=logging.INFO) as logs:
self.client.post(
'/callbacks/notify',
data=json.dumps(notify_data),
content_type='application/json'
)
assert logs.records[0].msg \
== f"Notify callback: {status}: " \
"my-notification-reference to urpXHRZxYlyjcR9cAeiJkNpfSjZYuw-IOGMbo5x2HTM="
del notify_data["to"]
assert logs.records[0].notify_delivery_receipt == notify_data