def test_response_view_analyzer(self):
"""Test secret section only shows up for analyzers"""
resp = ResponseFactory(happy=True, description=u'the bestest best!')
self.refresh()
r = self.client.get(reverse('response_view', args=(resp.id, )))
eq_(200, r.status_code)
self.assertTemplateUsed(r, 'analytics/response.html')
assert str(resp.description) in r.content
# Verify there is no secret area visible for non-analyzers.
pq = PyQuery(r.content)
secretarea = pq('dl.secret')
eq_(len(secretarea), 0)
jane = ProfileFactory(user__email='*****@*****.**').user
jane.groups.add(Group.objects.get(name='analyzers'))
self.client_login_user(jane)
r = self.client.get(reverse('response_view', args=(resp.id, )))
eq_(200, r.status_code)
self.assertTemplateUsed(r, 'analytics/response.html')
assert str(resp.description) in r.content
# Verify the secret area is there.
pq = PyQuery(r.content)
secretarea = pq('dl.secret')
eq_(len(secretarea), 1)
# Verify there is an mlt section in the secret area.
mlt = pq('dd#mlt')
eq_(len(mlt), 1)
def setUp(self):
super(TestOccurrencesView, self).setUp()
# Set up some sample data
items = [
# happy, locale, description
(True, 'en-US', 'apple banana orange pear'),
(True, 'en-US', 'orange pear kiwi'),
(True, 'en-US', 'chocolate chocolate yum'),
(False, 'en-US', 'apple banana grapefruit'),
# This one doesn't create bigrams because there isn't enough words
(False, 'en-US', 'orange'),
# This one shouldn't show up
(False, 'es', 'apple banana'),
]
for happy, locale, description in items:
ResponseFactory(happy=happy,
locale=locale,
description=description)
self.refresh()
# Create analyzer and log analyzer in
jane = ProfileFactory(user__email='*****@*****.**').user
jane.groups.add(Group.objects.get(name='analyzers'))
self.client_login_user(jane)
def setUp(self):
super(TestSearchView, self).setUp()
# Set up some sample data
# 4 happy, 3 sad.
# 2 Windows XP, 2 Linux, 1 OS X, 2 Windows 7
now = datetime.now()
# The dashboard by default shows the last week of data, so
# these need to be relative to today. The alternative is that
# every test gives an explicit date range, and that is
# annoying and verbose.
items = [
# happy, platform, locale, description, created
(True, '', 'en-US', 'apple', now - timedelta(days=6)),
(True, 'Windows 7', 'es', 'banana', now - timedelta(days=5)),
(True, 'Linux', 'en-US', 'orange', now - timedelta(days=4)),
(True, 'Linux', 'en-US', 'apple', now - timedelta(days=3)),
(False, 'Windows XP', 'en-US', 'banana', now - timedelta(days=2)),
(False, 'Windows 7', 'en-US', 'orange', now - timedelta(days=1)),
(False, 'Linux', 'es', u'\u2713 apple', now - timedelta(days=0)),
]
for happy, platform, locale, description, created in items:
# We don't need to keep this around, just need to create it.
ResponseFactory(happy=happy,
platform=platform,
locale=locale,
description=description,
created=created)
self.refresh()
# Create analyzer and log analyzer in
jane = ProfileFactory(user__email='*****@*****.**').user
jane.groups.add(Group.objects.get(name='analyzers'))
self.client_login_user(jane)
def test_existing_user(self):
"""Tests that existing users get redirected to right place"""
new_user = ProfileFactory().user
self.client_login_user(new_user)
# Now do some ridiculous setup so we can call login_success()
# on the Verify and see if it did what it should be doing.
# FIXME - this can go away post django-browserid 0.9
new_user.backend = 'django_browserid.auth.BrowserIDBackend'
# First, do it RAW!
post_request = RequestFactory().post(reverse('browserid.login'))
post_request.user = new_user
post_request.session = self.client.session
fv = FjordVerify()
fv.user = new_user
fv.request = post_request
resp = fv.login_success()
eq_(200, resp.status_code)
body = json.loads(resp.content)
eq_(body['redirect'], '/')
# Now do it with next!
post_request = RequestFactory().post(
reverse('browserid.login'),
{'next': '/foo'})
post_request.user = new_user
post_request.session = self.client.session
fv = FjordVerify()
fv.user = new_user
fv.request = post_request
resp = fv.login_success()
eq_(200, resp.status_code)
body = json.loads(resp.content)
eq_(body['redirect'], '/foo')
def test_existing_user(self):
"""Tests that existing users get redirected to right place"""
new_user = ProfileFactory().user
self.client_login_user(new_user)
# Now do some ridiculous setup so we can call login_success()
# on the Verify and see if it did what it should be doing.
# FIXME - this can go away post django-browserid 0.9
new_user.backend = 'django_browserid.auth.BrowserIDBackend'
# First, do it RAW!
post_request = RequestFactory().post(reverse('browserid.login'))
post_request.user = new_user
post_request.session = self.client.session
fv = FjordVerify()
fv.user = new_user
fv.request = post_request
resp = fv.login_success()
assert resp.status_code == 200
body = json.loads(resp.content)
assert body['redirect'] == '/'
# Now do it with next!
post_request = RequestFactory().post(reverse('browserid.login'),
{'next': '/foo'})
post_request.user = new_user
post_request.session = self.client.session
fv = FjordVerify()
fv.user = new_user
fv.request = post_request
resp = fv.login_success()
assert resp.status_code == 200
body = json.loads(resp.content)
assert body['redirect'] == '/foo'
def test_existing_user(self):
"""Tests that existing users get redirected to right place"""
new_user = ProfileFactory().user
self.client_login_user(new_user)
# Now do some ridiculous setup so we can call login_success()
# on the Verify and see if it did what it should be doing.
# FIXME - this can go away post django-browserid 0.9
new_user.backend = "django_browserid.auth.BrowserIDBackend"
# First, do it RAW!
post_request = RequestFactory().post(reverse("browserid.login"))
post_request.user = new_user
post_request.session = self.client.session
fv = FjordVerify()
fv.user = new_user
fv.request = post_request
resp = fv.login_success()
assert resp.status_code == 200
body = json.loads(resp.content)
assert body["redirect"] == "/"
# Now do it with next!
post_request = RequestFactory().post(reverse("browserid.login"), {"next": "/foo"})
post_request.user = new_user
post_request.session = self.client.session
fv = FjordVerify()
fv.user = new_user
fv.request = post_request
resp = fv.login_success()
assert resp.status_code == 200
body = json.loads(resp.content)
assert body["redirect"] == "/foo"
def test_existing_user(self):
"""Tests that existing users get redirected to right place"""
new_user = ProfileFactory().user
self.client_login_user(new_user)
# Now do some ridiculous setup so we can call login_success()
# on the Verify and see if it did what it should be doing.
# FIXME - this can go away post django-browserid 0.9
new_user.backend = 'django_browserid.auth.BrowserIDBackend'
# First, do it RAW!
get_request = RequestFactory().get(reverse('dashboard'))
get_request.user = new_user
get_request.session = self.client.session
fv = FjordVerify()
fv.user = new_user
fv.request = get_request
resp = fv.login_success()
eq_(302, resp.status_code)
eq_(resp.get('location'), '/')
# Now do it with next!
get_request = RequestFactory().get(reverse('dashboard') + '?next=/foo')
get_request.user = new_user
get_request.session = self.client.session
fv = FjordVerify()
fv.user = new_user
fv.request = get_request
resp = fv.login_success()
eq_(302, resp.status_code)
eq_(resp.get('location'), '/foo')
def test_permissions(self):
# Verifies that only analyzers can see the analytics dashboard
# link
resp = self.client.get(reverse('dashboard'))
eq_(200, resp.status_code)
assert 'adashboard' not in resp.content
# Verifies that only analyzers can see the analytics dashboard
resp = self.client.get(reverse('analytics_dashboard'))
eq_(403, resp.status_code)
# Verify analyzers can see analytics dashboard link
jane = ProfileFactory(user__email='*****@*****.**').user
jane.groups.add(Group.objects.get(name='analyzers'))
self.client_login_user(jane)
resp = self.client.get(reverse('dashboard'))
eq_(200, resp.status_code)
assert 'adashboard' in resp.content
# Verify analyzers can see analytics dashboard
resp = self.client.get(reverse('analytics_dashboard'))
eq_(200, resp.status_code)
def setUp(self):
super(TestNewUserView, self).setUp()
jane = ProfileFactory(user__email='*****@*****.**').user
jane.groups.add(Group.objects.get(name='analyzers'))
self.jane = jane
