def test_get_oauth_uris():
base_url = 'http://example.com/fhir/'
conformance = fhir.get_conformance_statement(base_url)
uris = fhir.get_oauth_uris(conformance)
assert uris['token'] is not None
assert uris['authorize'] is not None
def before_all(context):
""" Runs once before all tests.
Set up some global state necessary to the tests and test runner.
* Get the vendor config and attach it to the context.
* Authorize against the vendor FHIR server and store the authorization.
* Get the test plan so that we can show a progress meter.
* Load the conformance statement so we know which resources are supported.
"""
# Get the vendor config and attach it to the context.
vendor = getattr(context.config, 'vendor', os.getenv('VENDOR'))
override = getattr(context.config, 'override', os.getenv('CONFIG_OVERRIDE', ''))
vendor_config = get_config(vendor.lower(), override)
context.vendor_config = vendor_config
# Set the ElasticSearch logging endpoint
context.config.es_url = os.getenv('ES_URL')
# Authorize against the vendor FHIR server.
context.oauth = factory(vendor_config)
try:
context.oauth.authorize()
if getattr(context.oauth, 'patient', None) is not None:
vendor_config['api']['patient'] = context.oauth.patient
except AssertionError as error:
logging.error(utils.bad_response_assert(error.args[0], ''))
except authorize.AuthorizationException as err:
error = oauth.ERROR_SELENIUM_SCREENSHOT.format(
err.args[0],
err.args[1],
context.vendor_config['host'],
)
raise Exception(error)
# Get the test plan so that we can show a progress meter.
context.config.plan = []
# There is no other way to get a feature list from the context.
# Since this is for display purposes only, this should be safe.
features = context._runner.features # pylint: disable=protected-access
for feature in features:
scenariolist = []
context.config.plan.append({
'name': feature.name,
'location': str(feature.location),
'scenarios': scenariolist})
for scenario in feature.scenarios:
scenariolist.append({
'name': scenario.name,
'location': str(scenario.location)})
# Download the conformance statement
try:
context.conformance = fhir.get_conformance_statement(vendor_config['api']['url'])
except ValueError as error:
context.conformance = None
logging.error(utils.bad_response_assert(error.response, ''))
# Define a global cache
context.cache = Cache(redis.StrictRedis())
def before_all(context):
""" Runs once before all tests.
Set up some global state necessary to the tests and test runner.
* Get the vendor config and attach it to the context.
* Authorize against the vendor FHIR server and store the authorization.
* Get the test plan so that we can show a progress meter.
* Load the conformance statement so we know which resources are supported.
"""
# Get the vendor config and attach it to the context.
vendor = getattr(context.config, 'vendor', os.getenv('VENDOR'))
vendor_config = get_config(vendor.lower())
context.vendor_config = vendor_config
# Authorize against the vendor FHIR server.
context.oauth = factory(vendor_config)
try:
context.oauth.authorize()
if getattr(context.oauth, 'patient', None) is not None:
vendor_config['api']['patient'] = context.oauth.patient
except AssertionError as error:
logging.error(utils.bad_response_assert(error.args[0], ''))
except authorize.AuthorizationException as err:
error = oauth.ERROR_SELENIUM_SCREENSHOT.format(
err.args[0],
err.args[1],
context.vendor_config['host'],
)
raise Exception(error)
# Get the test plan so that we can show a progress meter.
context.config.plan = []
# There is no other way to get a feature list from the context.
# Since this is for display purposes only, this should be safe.
features = context._runner.features # pylint: disable=protected-access
for feature in features:
scenariolist = []
context.config.plan.append({
'name': feature.name,
'location': str(feature.location),
'scenarios': scenariolist
})
for scenario in feature.scenarios:
scenariolist.append({
'name': scenario.name,
'location': str(scenario.location)
})
# Download the conformance statement
try:
context.conformance = fhir.get_conformance_statement(
vendor_config['api']['url'])
except ValueError as error:
context.conformance = None
logging.error(utils.bad_response_assert(error.response, ''))
def authorization_code_factory(config):
""" Build a AuthorizationCodeStrategy.
Returns:
authorization_code.AuthorizationCodeStrategy
"""
auth_config = config['auth']
conformance = fhir.get_conformance_statement(config['api']['url'])
urls = fhir.get_oauth_uris(conformance)
authorizer = authorize.Authorizer(config=auth_config,
authorize_url=urls['authorize'])
return authorization_code.AuthorizationCodeStrategy(
auth_config, urls, authorizer)
def before_all(context):
""" Runs once before all tests.
Set up some global state necessary to the tests and test runner.
* Get the vendor config and attach it to the context.
* Authorize against the vendor FHIR server and store the authorization.
* Get the test plan so that we can show a progress meter.
* Load the conformance statement so we know which resources are supported.
"""
# Get the vendor config and attach it to the context.
vendor = getattr(context.config, 'vendor', os.getenv('VENDOR'))
vendor_config = get_config(vendor.lower())
context.vendor_config = vendor_config
# Authorize against the vendor FHIR server.
context.oauth = factory(vendor_config)
try:
context.oauth.authorize()
if getattr(context.oauth, 'patient', None) is not None:
vendor_config['api']['patient'] = context.oauth.patient
except AssertionError as error:
logging.error(utils.bad_response_assert(error.args[0], ''))
# Get the test plan so that we can show a progress meter.
context.config.plan = []
# There is no other way to get a feature list from the context.
# Since this is for display purposes only, this should be safe.
features = context._runner.features # pylint: disable=protected-access
for feature in features:
scenariolist = []
context.config.plan.append({
'name': feature.name,
'location': str(feature.location),
'scenarios': scenariolist})
for scenario in feature.scenarios:
scenariolist.append({
'name': scenario.name,
'location': str(scenario.location)})
# Download the conformance statement
try:
context.conformance = fhir.get_conformance_statement(vendor_config['api']['url'])
except ValueError as error:
context.conformance = None
logging.error(utils.bad_response_assert(error.response, ''))
def authorization_code_factory(config):
""" Build a AuthorizationCodeStrategy.
Returns:
authorization_code.AuthorizationCodeStrategy
"""
auth_config = config['versioned_auth']
conformance = fhir.get_conformance_statement(config['versioned_api']['url'])
urls = fhir.get_oauth_uris(conformance)
authorizer = authorize.Authorizer(config=auth_config,
authorize_url=urls['authorize'])
return authorization_code.AuthorizationCodeStrategy(
auth_config,
urls,
authorizer
)
def before_all(context):
""" Runs once before all tests.
Set up some global state necessary to the tests and test runner.
* Get the vendor config and attach it to the context.
* Authorize against the vendor FHIR server and store the authorization.
* Get the test plan so that we can show a progress meter.
* Load the conformance statement so we know which resources are supported.
"""
# Get the vendor config and attach it to the context.
vendor = getattr(context.config, 'vendor', os.getenv('VENDOR'))
override = getattr(context.config, 'override',
os.getenv('CONFIG_OVERRIDE', ''))
vendor_config = get_vendor_config(vendor, override)
# Get configuration from the test server's environment.
env_config = get_env_config()
# Attempt to retrieve the security URL for this version.
vendor_config['versioned_auth']['aud'] = vendor_config['versioned_api'][
'url']
context.vendor_config = copy.deepcopy(vendor_config)
context.env_config = copy.deepcopy(env_config)
# Filter out any tagged vendor config steps
steps = vendor_config['versioned_auth'].get('steps', [])
steps = [step for step in steps if 'when' not in step]
vendor_config['versioned_auth']['steps'] = steps
# Set the ElasticSearch logging endpoint
context.config.es_url = os.getenv('ES_URL')
# Authorize against the vendor FHIR server.
try:
context.oauth = factory(vendor_config)
context.oauth.authorize()
if getattr(context.oauth, 'patient', None) is not None:
context.vendor_config['versioned_api'][
'patient'] = context.oauth.patient
except AssertionError as error:
logging.error(utils.bad_response_assert(error.args[0], ''))
raise Exception(utils.bad_response_assert(error.args[0], ''))
except authorize.AuthorizationException as err:
error = oauth.ERROR_SELENIUM_SCREENSHOT.format(
err.args[0],
err.args[1],
err.args[2],
context.vendor_config['host'],
)
raise Exception(error)
except ValueError as error:
logging.error(utils.bad_response_assert(error.response, ''))
raise Exception(utils.bad_response_assert(error.response, ''))
# Get the test plan so that we can show a progress meter.
context.config.plan = []
# There is no other way to get a feature list from the context.
# Since this is for display purposes only, this should be safe.
features = context._runner.features # pylint: disable=protected-access
for feature in features:
scenariolist = []
context.config.plan.append({
'name': feature.name,
'location': str(feature.location),
'scenarios': scenariolist
})
for scenario in feature.scenarios:
scenariolist.append({
'name': scenario.name,
'location': str(scenario.location)
})
# Download the conformance statement
try:
context.conformance = fhir.get_conformance_statement(
vendor_config['versioned_auth']['aud'])
except ValueError as error:
context.conformance = None
logging.error(utils.bad_response_assert(error.response, ''))
# Define a global cache
context.cache = Cache(redis.StrictRedis())