def add_xml_scenario(scname, description, xml):
"""
Add a scenario defined in XML.
"""
assert scname not in SCENARIOS
usage = parse_xml_string(xml, Usage)
SCENARIOS[scname] = Scenario(description, usage)
def test_problem_submission():
problem_usage = parse_xml_string("""
<problem>
<textinput name='vote_count' input_type='int'/>
<script>
numvotes = 4
</script>
<equality name='votes_named' left='./vote_count/@student_input' right='$numvotes'>
Number of upvotes matches entered string
</equality>
</problem>
""", Usage)
problem_usage.store_initial_state()
runtime = WorkbenchRuntime()
problem = runtime.create_block(problem_usage)
json_data = json.dumps({"vote_count": [{"name": "input", "value": "4"}]})
resp = runtime.handle(problem, 'check', make_request(json_data))
resp_data = json.loads(text_of_response(resp))
assert_equals(resp_data['check_results']['votes_named'], True)
from xblock.core import XBlock
from xblock.parse import parse_xml_string
from .runtime import Usage
# Build the scenarios, which are named trees of usages.
Scenario = namedtuple("Scenario", "description usage") # pylint: disable=C0103
SCENARIOS = {}
for class_name, cls in XBlock.load_classes():
# Each XBlock class can provide scenarios to display in the workbench.
if hasattr(cls, "workbench_scenarios"):
for i, (desc, xml) in enumerate(cls.workbench_scenarios()):
scname = "%s.%d" % (class_name, i)
usage = parse_xml_string(xml, Usage)
SCENARIOS[scname] = Scenario(desc, usage)
else:
# No specific scenarios, just show it with three generic children.
default_children = [Usage("debugchild", []) for _ in xrange(3)]
scname = "%s.0" % class_name
usage = Usage(class_name, default_children)
SCENARIOS[scname] = Scenario(class_name, usage)
SCENARIOS.update({
'gettysburg': Scenario(
"a bunch of html",
Usage("html", [], {
'content': u"""
<h2>Gettysburg Address</h2>
from xblock.core import XBlock
from xblock.parse import parse_xml_string
from .runtime import Usage
# Build the scenarios, which are named trees of usages.
Scenario = namedtuple("Scenario", "description usage")
SCENARIOS = []
for name, cls in XBlock.load_classes():
# Each XBlock class can provide scenarios to display in the workbench.
if hasattr(cls, "workbench_scenarios"):
for desc, xml in cls.workbench_scenarios():
SCENARIOS.append(Scenario(desc, parse_xml_string(xml, Usage)))
else:
# No specific scenarios, just show it with three generic children.
default_children = [Usage("debugchild", []) for _ in xrange(3)]
SCENARIOS.append(Scenario(name, Usage(name, default_children)))
SCENARIOS.extend([
Scenario(
"a bunch of html",
Usage("html", [], {
'content': u"""
<h2>Installing Enthought for Windows</h2>
<p>To download Enthought on your Windows machine, you should follow these steps:</p>
<ul>
from xblock.core import XBlock
from xblock.parse import parse_xml_string
from .runtime import Usage
# Build the scenarios, which are named trees of usages.
Scenario = namedtuple("Scenario", "description usage")
SCENARIOS = {}
for class_name, cls in XBlock.load_classes():
# Each XBlock class can provide scenarios to display in the workbench.
if hasattr(cls, "workbench_scenarios"):
for i, (desc, xml) in enumerate(cls.workbench_scenarios()):
scname = "%s.%d" % (class_name, i)
usage = parse_xml_string(xml, Usage)
SCENARIOS[scname] = Scenario(desc, usage)
else:
# No specific scenarios, just show it with three generic children.
default_children = [Usage("debugchild", []) for _ in xrange(3)]
scname = "%s.0" % class_name
usage = Usage(class_name, default_children)
SCENARIOS[scname] = Scenario(class_name, usage)
SCENARIOS.update({
'gettysburg':
Scenario(
"a bunch of html",
Usage(
"html", [], {
'content':
