from colors import *
import testlib
import tentapp
tentapp.debug = False
print yellow(
'-----------------------------------------------------------------------\\'
)
testlib.begin('TentApp')
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
#--- AUTHENTICATION
entityUrl = 'https://pythonclienttest.tent.is'
app = tentapp.TentApp(entityUrl)
testlib.eq(app.hasRegistrationKeys(), False,
'when starting, should not have registration keys')
testlib.eq(app.hasPermanentKeys(), False,
'when starting, should not have permanent keys')
# We use the result of getFollowers to see if we're actually authenticated or not
# The resulting JSON objects will have a "groups" field if and only if the authentication is working.
aFollower = app.getFollowers()[0]
testlib.eq('groups' in aFollower, False,
'non-authenticated GET /followers should not have "groups"')
# Generators with no authentication
try:
generator = app.generateFollowers()
def debugJson(s=''):
print magenta(pprint.pformat(s))
print yellow(
'-----------------------------------------------------------------------\\'
)
# Turn on or off the verbose debug output from tentapp
tentapp.debug = False
# "entity" is the Tent version of a username. It's a full URL.
# For tent.is it should be "https://yourname.tent.is"
# Instantiating this class will perform discovery on the entity URL
entityUrl = 'https://pythonclienttest.tent.is'
app = tentapp.TentApp(entityUrl)
# Authenticate
# You can use your own database here instead of KeyStore if you want.
# KeyStore just saves the keys to a local JSON file.
keyStore = tentapp.KeyStore('keystore.js')
keys = keyStore.getKey(entityUrl)
if keys:
# Reuse auth keys from a previous run
app.authenticate(keys)
else:
# Get auth keys for the first time
# and save them into the keyStore
keys = app.authenticate()
keyStore.addKey(entityUrl, keys)