def testEditUserFromRegistration(self):
"""
Edit a user via registration XML
"""
# really this should be in the "update" test but all the infrastructure
# for dealing with the xml payload is here.
original_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(self.xform)
self.assertTrue(created)
self.assertEqual("test_reg", original_user.username.split("@")[0])
original_django_user = original_user.get_django_user()
original_count = User.objects.count()
xform = self.xform
xform.form['username'] = '******'
xform.form['password'] = "******"
self.xform.form['registering_phone_id'] = 'phone_edit'
xform.form['user_data'] = {'data': [{'@key': 'user_type', '#text': 'boss'}]}
updated_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(xform)
self.assertFalse(created)
# make sure they got different usernames
self.assertEqual("a_new_username", updated_user.username.split("@")[0])
self.assertEqual("phone_edit", updated_user.device_id)
self.assertEqual("boss", updated_user.user_data["user_type"])
# make sure we didn't create a new django user and updated
# the old one correctly
updated_django_user = updated_user.get_django_user()
self.assertEqual(original_count, User.objects.count())
self.assertEqual(original_django_user.pk, updated_django_user.pk)
self.assertNotEqual(original_django_user.username, updated_django_user.username)
self.assertNotEqual(original_django_user.password, updated_django_user.password)
def testCreateDuplicateUsersFromRegistration(self):
"""
use case: chw on phone registers a username/password/domain triple somewhere
another chw somewhere else somehow registers the same username/password/domain triple
outcome: 2 distinct users on hq with the same info, but the usernames should be
updated appropriately to not be duplicates.
"""
first_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(self.xform)
# switch uuid so that we don't violate unique key constraints on django use creation
xform = self.xform
xform.form['uuid'] = 'AVNSDNVLDSFDESFSNSIDNFLDKN'
second_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(xform)
# make sure they got different usernames
self.assertEqual("test_reg", first_user.username.split("@")[0])
self.assertEqual("test_reg2", second_user.username.split("@")[0])
def testCreateDuplicateUsersFromRegistration(self):
"""
use case: chw on phone registers a username/password/domain triple somewhere
another chw somewhere else somehow registers the same username/password/domain triple
outcome: 2 distinct users on hq with the same info, but the usernames should be
updated appropriately to not be duplicates.
"""
first_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(
self.xform)
# switch uuid so that we don't violate unique key constraints on django use creation
xform = self.xform
xform.form['uuid'] = 'AVNSDNVLDSFDESFSNSIDNFLDKN'
second_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(xform)
# make sure they got different usernames
self.assertEqual("test_reg", first_user.username.split("@")[0])
self.assertEqual("test_reg2", second_user.username.split("@")[0])
def _runCreateUserFromRegistrationTest(self):
"""
test creating of couch user from a registration xmlns.
this is more of an integration test than a unit test.
"""
couch_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(
self.xform)
self.assertEqual(couch_user.user_id, self.uuid)
# czue: removed lxml reference
#uuid = ET.fromstring(xml).findtext(".//{http://openrosa.org/user/registration}uuid")
couch_user = CommCareUser.get_by_user_id(self.xform.form['uuid'])
self.assertNotEqual(couch_user, None)
self.assertEqual(couch_user.username,
format_username(self.username, self.domain))
self.assertEqual(couch_user.domain, self.domain)
self.assertEqual(couch_user.user_id, self.uuid)
date = datetime.date(datetime.strptime(self.date_string, '%Y-%m-%d'))
self.assertEqual(couch_user.created_on, force_to_datetime(date))
self.assertEqual(couch_user.device_ids[0], self.registering_device_id)
django_user = couch_user.get_django_user()
self.assertEqual(couch_user.user_id,
CouchUser.from_django_user(django_user).user_id)
def create_user_from_commcare_registration(sender, xform, **kwargs):
"""
# this comes in as xml that looks like:
# <n0:registration xmlns:n0="openrosa.org/user-registration">
# <username>user</username>
# <password>pw</password>
# <uuid>MTBZJTDO3SCT2ONXAQ88WM0CH</uuid>
# <date>2008-01-07</date>
# <registering_phone_id>NRPHIOUSVEA215AJL8FFKGTVR</registering_phone_id>
# <user_data> ... some custom stuff </user_data>
"""
if xform.xmlns not in VALID_USER_REGISTRATION_XMLNSES:
return False
try:
CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(xform)
except Exception, e:
logging.exception(e)
raise
def testEditUserFromRegistration(self):
"""
Edit a user via registration XML
"""
# really this should be in the "update" test but all the infrastructure
# for dealing with the xml payload is here.
original_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(
self.xform)
self.assertTrue(created)
self.assertEqual("test_reg", original_user.username.split("@")[0])
original_django_user = original_user.get_django_user()
original_count = User.objects.count()
xform = self.xform
xform.form['username'] = '******'
xform.form['password'] = "******"
self.xform.form['registering_phone_id'] = 'phone_edit'
xform.form['user_data'] = {
'data': [{
'@key': 'user_type',
'#text': 'boss'
}]
}
updated_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(xform)
self.assertFalse(created)
# make sure they got different usernames
self.assertEqual("a_new_username", updated_user.username.split("@")[0])
self.assertEqual("phone_edit", updated_user.device_id)
self.assertEqual("boss", updated_user.user_data["user_type"])
# make sure we didn't create a new django user and updated
# the old one correctly
updated_django_user = updated_user.get_django_user()
self.assertEqual(original_count, User.objects.count())
self.assertEqual(original_django_user.pk, updated_django_user.pk)
self.assertNotEqual(original_django_user.username,
updated_django_user.username)
self.assertNotEqual(original_django_user.password,
updated_django_user.password)
def testEditUserFromRegistrationWithConflicts(self):
original_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(self.xform)
self.assertEqual("test_reg", original_user.username.split("@")[0])
xform = self.xform
xform.form['uuid'] = 'AVNSDNVLDSFDESFSNSIDNFLDKN'
xform.form['username'] = '******'
second_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(xform)
# try to set it to a conflict
xform.form['username'] = '******'
updated_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(xform)
# make sure they got different usernames
self.assertEqual(second_user.get_id, updated_user.get_id)
self.assertEqual("test_reg", original_user.username.split("@")[0])
self.assertEqual("test_reg2", updated_user.username.split("@")[0])
# since we changed it we should be able to back to the original id
xform.form['username'] = '******'
updated_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(xform)
self.assertEqual(second_user.get_id, updated_user.get_id)
self.assertEqual("new_user", updated_user.username.split("@")[0])
def testEditUserFromRegistrationWithConflicts(self):
original_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(
self.xform)
self.assertEqual("test_reg", original_user.username.split("@")[0])
xform = self.xform
xform.form['uuid'] = 'AVNSDNVLDSFDESFSNSIDNFLDKN'
xform.form['username'] = '******'
second_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(xform)
# try to set it to a conflict
xform.form['username'] = '******'
updated_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(xform)
# make sure they got different usernames
self.assertEqual(second_user.get_id, updated_user.get_id)
self.assertEqual("test_reg", original_user.username.split("@")[0])
self.assertEqual("test_reg2", updated_user.username.split("@")[0])
# since we changed it we should be able to back to the original id
xform.form['username'] = '******'
updated_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(xform)
self.assertEqual(second_user.get_id, updated_user.get_id)
self.assertEqual("new_user", updated_user.username.split("@")[0])
def _runCreateUserFromRegistrationTest(self):
"""
test creating of couch user from a registration xmlns.
this is more of an integration test than a unit test.
"""
couch_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(self.xform)
self.assertEqual(couch_user.user_id, self.uuid)
# czue: removed lxml reference
# uuid = ET.fromstring(xml).findtext(".//{http://openrosa.org/user/registration}uuid")
couch_user = CommCareUser.get_by_user_id(self.xform.form['uuid'])
self.assertNotEqual(couch_user, None)
self.assertEqual(couch_user.username, format_username(self.username, self.domain))
self.assertEqual(couch_user.domain, self.domain)
self.assertEqual(couch_user.user_id, self.uuid)
date = iso_string_to_date(self.date_string)
self.assertEqual(couch_user.created_on, force_to_datetime(date))
self.assertEqual(couch_user.device_ids[0], self.registering_device_id)
django_user = couch_user.get_django_user()
self.assertEqual(couch_user.user_id, CouchUser.from_django_user(django_user).user_id)
def create_user_from_commcare_registration(sender, xform, **kwargs):
"""
# this comes in as xml that looks like:
# <n0:registration xmlns:n0="openrosa.org/user-registration">
# <username>user</username>
# <password>pw</password>
# <uuid>MTBZJTDO3SCT2ONXAQ88WM0CH</uuid>
# <date>2008-01-07</date>
# <registering_phone_id>NRPHIOUSVEA215AJL8FFKGTVR</registering_phone_id>
# <user_data> ... some custom stuff </user_data>
"""
if xform.xmlns not in VALID_USER_REGISTRATION_XMLNSES:
return False
try:
couch_user, created = CommCareUser.create_or_update_from_xform(xform)
except Exception, e:
#import traceback, sys
#exc_type, exc_value, exc_traceback = sys.exc_info()
#traceback.print_tb(exc_traceback, limit=1, file=sys.stdout)
logging.exception(e)
raise
