def setUp(self):
#global server_process
#logger.info('TestPyDotMailer Starting and initialising API server. ')
# run the server process that we need for our tests.
#dir_test_code = os.path.dirname(__file__) # directory containing the current .py
#self.start_server_process(['node', '%s/../../node/personServer/personServer.js' % (dir_test_code),'-n test_personServer','--debug','-r testserver', '-i 0'])
#self.start_server_process(['python', self.resolve_relative_path(__file__,'../tms_api/tms_api_server_base.py' ),'-n test_api_server','--debug','-r testserver', '-i 0', '-s 18001', '-e 18199'])
self.dot_mailer = PyDotMailer(api_username=Secrets.api_username,
api_password=Secrets.api_password)
self.address_book_id = Secrets.address_book_id # comes from dotmailer UI, under Contacts, Edit Address Book. Look for the field with label "id"
# must be an address book specially created for your test purposes, cannot use the built-in address books like "test"
pass
def setUp(self):
#global server_process
#logger.info('TestPyDotMailer Starting and initialising API server. ')
# run the server process that we need for our tests.
#dir_test_code = os.path.dirname(__file__) # directory containing the current .py
#self.start_server_process(['node', '%s/../../node/personServer/personServer.js' % (dir_test_code),'-n test_personServer','--debug','-r testserver', '-i 0'])
#self.start_server_process(['python', self.resolve_relative_path(__file__,'../tms_api/tms_api_server_base.py' ),'-n test_api_server','--debug','-r testserver', '-i 0', '-s 18001', '-e 18199'])
self.dot_mailer = PyDotMailer(api_username = Secrets.api_username, api_password=Secrets.api_password )
self.address_book_id = Secrets.address_book_id # comes from dotmailer UI, under Contacts, Edit Address Book. Look for the field with label "id"
# must be an address book specially created for your test purposes, cannot use the built-in address books like "test"
pass
class TestPyDotMailer(TMSBaseTestCase):
def setUp(self):
#global server_process
#logger.info('TestPyDotMailer Starting and initialising API server. ')
# run the server process that we need for our tests.
#dir_test_code = os.path.dirname(__file__) # directory containing the current .py
#self.start_server_process(['node', '%s/../../node/personServer/personServer.js' % (dir_test_code),'-n test_personServer','--debug','-r testserver', '-i 0'])
#self.start_server_process(['python', self.resolve_relative_path(__file__,'../tms_api/tms_api_server_base.py' ),'-n test_api_server','--debug','-r testserver', '-i 0', '-s 18001', '-e 18199'])
self.dot_mailer = PyDotMailer(api_username=Secrets.api_username,
api_password=Secrets.api_password)
self.address_book_id = Secrets.address_book_id # comes from dotmailer UI, under Contacts, Edit Address Book. Look for the field with label "id"
# must be an address book specially created for your test purposes, cannot use the built-in address books like "test"
pass
def test_add_contacts_to_address_book(self):
""" Test function to test add_contacts_to_address_book. """
logger.info("test_api_tokens starting")
contacts_filename = "fixtures/test_contacts.csv"
s_contacts = open(
self.resolve_relative_path(__file__, contacts_filename),
'r').read()
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.add_contacts_to_address_book(
address_book_id=self.address_book_id,
s_contacts=s_contacts,
wait_to_complete_seconds=60)
if not dict_result.get('ok'):
logger.error("Failure return: %s" % (dict_result))
self.assertTrue(dict_result.get('ok'),
'add_contacts_to_address_book returned failure ')
# =======
def test_add_and_send_single(self):
""" test function to test single contact functions e.g.
get_contact_by_email and send_campaign_to_contact
"""
logger.info("test_add_and_send_single starting")
email = Secrets.test_address
merge_vars = {'Postcode': 'arfle'}
# first ensure this address is in an address book.
## dict_result = self.dot_mailer.add_contacts_to_address_book(address_book_id=self.address_book_id, s_contacts='email\n%s\n' % email, wait_to_complete_seconds=60)
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.add_contact_to_address_book(
address_book_id=self.address_book_id,
email_address=email,
d_fields=merge_vars)
self.assertTrue(dict_result.get('ok'), "creating test address failed")
# now get the ID for this address.
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.get_contact_by_email(email)
# dict_result.get('result') is of type 'instance' and contains an APIContact record. See pydotmailer function definition for details.
campaign_id = Secrets.campaign_id
contact_id = dict_result.get('result').ID
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.send_campaign_to_contact(
campaign_id=campaign_id,
contact_id=contact_id) # , send_date=send_date)
self.assertTrue(dict_result.get('ok'), "sending single message failed")
logger.info('All done, exiting. ')
def test_add_contact_to_address_book(self):
""" Test function to test add_contact_to_address_book. """
logger.info("test_add_contact_to_address_book starting")
s_contact = "*****@*****.**" # todo
email = Secrets.test_address
test_postcode = "%s" % random.randint(0, 100000)
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.add_contact_to_address_book(
address_book_id=self.address_book_id,
email_address=email,
d_fields={
'firstname': 'mike',
'lastname': 'austin',
'postcode': test_postcode
})
if not dict_result.get('ok'):
logger.error("Failure return: %s" % (dict_result))
self.assertTrue(dict_result.get('ok'),
'test_add_contact_to_address_book returned failure ')
# Now retrieve the record from dotMailer and check that the data has been set correctly.
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.get_contact_by_email(email)
self.assertTrue(dict_result.get('ok'),
'get_contact_by_email returned failure ')
self.assertEqual(
dict_result.get('d_fields').get('POSTCODE'), test_postcode)
pass #
def test_get_contact_functions(self):
# first create a test contact
s_contact = "*****@*****.**" # todo
email = Secrets.test_address
test_postcode = "%s" % random.randint(0, 100000)
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.add_contact_to_address_book(
address_book_id=self.address_book_id,
email_address=email,
d_fields={
'firstname': 'mike',
'lastname': 'austin',
'postcode': test_postcode
})
# Now try retrieving it by email address
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.get_contact_by_email(email)
self.assertTrue(dict_result.get('ok'))
contact_id = dict_result.get('contact_id')
self.assertIsNotNone(contact_id)
self.assertEqual(dict_result.get('email'), email)
# Now retrieving it by contact_id
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.get_contact_by_id(contact_id)
self.assertIsNotNone(dict_result.get(
'd_fields')) # case 3903 ensure it's unpacked the fields ok.
self.assertTrue(dict_result.get('ok'))
self.assertEqual(dict_result.get('email'), email)
class TestPyDotMailer(TMSBaseTestCase):
def setUp(self):
#global server_process
#logger.info('TestPyDotMailer Starting and initialising API server. ')
# run the server process that we need for our tests.
#dir_test_code = os.path.dirname(__file__) # directory containing the current .py
#self.start_server_process(['node', '%s/../../node/personServer/personServer.js' % (dir_test_code),'-n test_personServer','--debug','-r testserver', '-i 0'])
#self.start_server_process(['python', self.resolve_relative_path(__file__,'../tms_api/tms_api_server_base.py' ),'-n test_api_server','--debug','-r testserver', '-i 0', '-s 18001', '-e 18199'])
self.dot_mailer = PyDotMailer(api_username = Secrets.api_username, api_password=Secrets.api_password )
self.address_book_id = Secrets.address_book_id # comes from dotmailer UI, under Contacts, Edit Address Book. Look for the field with label "id"
# must be an address book specially created for your test purposes, cannot use the built-in address books like "test"
pass
def test_add_contacts_to_address_book(self):
""" Test function to test add_contacts_to_address_book. """
logger.info("test_api_tokens starting")
contacts_filename = "fixtures/test_contacts.csv"
s_contacts = open(self.resolve_relative_path(__file__,contacts_filename), 'r').read()
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.add_contacts_to_address_book(address_book_id=self.address_book_id, s_contacts=s_contacts, wait_to_complete_seconds=60)
if not dict_result.get('ok'):
logger.error("Failure return: %s" % (dict_result) )
self.assertTrue(dict_result.get('ok'), 'add_contacts_to_address_book returned failure ')
# =======
def test_add_and_send_single(self):
""" test function to test single contact functions e.g.
get_contact_by_email and send_campaign_to_contact
"""
logger.info("test_add_and_send_single starting")
email = Secrets.test_address
merge_vars = {'Postcode':'arfle'}
# first ensure this address is in an address book.
## dict_result = self.dot_mailer.add_contacts_to_address_book(address_book_id=self.address_book_id, s_contacts='email\n%s\n' % email, wait_to_complete_seconds=60)
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.add_contact_to_address_book(address_book_id=self.address_book_id, email_address=email, d_fields=merge_vars)
self.assertTrue(dict_result.get('ok'), "creating test address failed")
# now get the ID for this address.
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.get_contact_by_email(email)
# dict_result.get('result') is of type 'instance' and contains an APIContact record. See pydotmailer function definition for details.
campaign_id = Secrets.campaign_id
contact_id = dict_result.get('result').ID
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.send_campaign_to_contact(campaign_id=campaign_id, contact_id=contact_id) # , send_date=send_date)
self.assertTrue(dict_result.get('ok'), "sending single message failed")
logger.info('All done, exiting. ')
def test_add_contact_to_address_book(self):
""" Test function to test add_contact_to_address_book. """
logger.info("test_add_contact_to_address_book starting")
s_contact = "*****@*****.**" # todo
email = Secrets.test_address
test_postcode = "%s" % random.randint(0,100000)
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.add_contact_to_address_book(address_book_id=self.address_book_id, email_address=email, d_fields= { 'firstname': 'mike', 'lastname': 'austin', 'postcode': test_postcode})
if not dict_result.get('ok'):
logger.error("Failure return: %s" % (dict_result) )
self.assertTrue(dict_result.get('ok'), 'test_add_contact_to_address_book returned failure ')
# Now retrieve the record from dotMailer and check that the data has been set correctly.
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.get_contact_by_email(email)
self.assertTrue(dict_result.get('ok'), 'get_contact_by_email returned failure ')
self.assertEqual(dict_result.get('d_fields').get('POSTCODE'), test_postcode)
pass #
def test_get_contact_functions(self):
# first create a test contact
s_contact = "*****@*****.**" # todo
email = Secrets.test_address
test_postcode = "%s" % random.randint(0,100000)
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.add_contact_to_address_book(address_book_id=self.address_book_id, email_address=email, d_fields= { 'firstname': 'mike', 'lastname': 'austin', 'postcode': test_postcode})
# Now try retrieving it by email address
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.get_contact_by_email(email)
self.assertTrue(dict_result.get('ok'))
contact_id = dict_result.get('contact_id')
self.assertIsNotNone(contact_id)
self.assertEqual(dict_result.get('email'), email)
# Now retrieving it by contact_id
dict_result = self.dot_mailer.get_contact_by_id(contact_id)
self.assertIsNotNone(dict_result.get('d_fields')) # case 3903 ensure it's unpacked the fields ok.
self.assertTrue(dict_result.get('ok'))
self.assertEqual(dict_result.get('email'), email)
