def test_single_organisation_role(self):
u_org = uuid.uuid4().hex
u_role = uuid.uuid4().hex
# TODO: used create instead of build because we need the orgrole
# to be saveable. Better solution: make an orgrole factory which
# has a primary key or something?
org = factories.OrganisationF.create(name="testorg", unique_id=u_org)
role = factories.RoleF.create(
unique_id=u_role,
code="testrole",
name="Testrole",
external_description="The best role ever",
internal_description="Except for our competitors",
)
orgrole = models.OrganisationRole(organisation=org, role=role)
# TODO: the reason for this save is because orgroles need a primary
# key to be hashable in Django >=1.7, and apparently it didn't need
# one before.
orgrole.save()
org_role_dicts = views_sso.construct_organisation_role_dict([orgrole])
self.assertEquals(
org_role_dicts,
{
"organisations": [{"name": "testorg", "unique_id": u_org}],
"roles": [
{
"unique_id": u_role,
"code": "testrole",
"name": "Testrole",
"external_description": "The best role ever",
"internal_description": "Except for our competitors",
}
],
"organisation_roles": [[u_org, u_role]],
},
)
def test_single_organisation_role(self):
u_org = uuid.uuid4().hex
u_role = uuid.uuid4().hex
# TODO: used create instead of build because we need the orgrole
# to be saveable. Better solution: make an orgrole factory which
# has a primary key or something?
org = factories.OrganisationF.create(name="testorg", unique_id=u_org)
role = factories.RoleF.create(
unique_id=u_role,
code="testrole",
name="Testrole",
external_description="The best role ever",
internal_description="Except for our competitors",
)
orgrole = models.OrganisationRole(organisation=org, role=role)
# TODO: the reason for this save is because orgroles need a primary
# key to be hashable in Django >=1.7, and apparently it didn't need
# one before.
orgrole.save()
org_role_dicts = views_sso.construct_organisation_role_dict([orgrole])
self.assertEqual(
org_role_dicts,
{
"organisations": [{"name": "testorg", "unique_id": u_org}],
"roles": [
{
"unique_id": u_role,
"code": "testrole",
"name": "Testrole",
"external_description": "The best role ever",
"internal_description": "Except for our competitors",
}
],
"organisation_roles": [[u_org, u_role]],
},
)
def test_single_organisation_role(self):
u_org = uuid.uuid4().hex
u_role = uuid.uuid4().hex
# TODO: used create instead of build because we need the orgrole
# to be saveable. Better solution: make an orgrole factory which
# has a primary key or something?
org = factories.OrganisationF.create(
name='testorg', unique_id=u_org)
role = factories.RoleF.create(
unique_id=u_role,
code='testrole',
name='Testrole',
external_description='The best role ever',
internal_description="Except for our competitors")
orgrole = models.OrganisationRole(
organisation=org, role=role)
# TODO: the reason for this save is because orgroles need a primary
# key to be hashable in Django >=1.7, and apparently it didn't need
# one before.
orgrole.save()
org_role_dicts = views_sso.construct_organisation_role_dict([orgrole])
self.assertEquals(org_role_dicts, {
'organisations': [{
'name': 'testorg',
'unique_id': u_org
}],
'roles': [{
'unique_id': u_role,
'code': 'testrole',
'name': 'Testrole',
'external_description': 'The best role ever',
'internal_description': 'Except for our competitors'
}],
'organisation_roles': [
[u_org, u_role]
]})
def test_empy_iterable(self):
self.assertEquals(
views_sso.construct_organisation_role_dict([]), {"organisations": [], "roles": [], "organisation_roles": []}
)
def test_empy_iterable(self):
self.assertEqual(
views_sso.construct_organisation_role_dict([]),
{"organisations": [], "roles": [], "organisation_roles": []},
)
