def setup_environment(self):
"""
Set up a Jinja2 environment that like the one created by Sheer.
"""
# Setup the Jinja2 environment
super(SheerEnvironment, self).setup_environment()
# Sheer filters that are added to the default. These are generally
# filters we don't need to worry about mocking. We'll mock Sheer filters
# that return data from Elasticsearch with `mock_filter()` on a
# macro-by-macro basis. Using lambdas here for brevity.
# XXX: We should change Sheer to make it easier to replicate its
# environment.
self.filters['date'] = lambda value, format="%Y-%m-%d", \
tz="America/New_York": date_formatter(value, format)
self.filters['markdown'] = lambda raw_text: \
markdown.markdown(raw_text)
def setup_environment(self):
"""
Set up a Jinja2 environment that like the one created by Sheer.
"""
# Setup the Jinja2 environment
super(SheerEnvironment, self).setup_environment()
# Sheer filters that are added to the default. These are generally
# filters we don't need to worry about mocking. We'll mock Sheer filters
# that return data from Elasticsearch with `mock_filter()` on a
# macro-by-macro basis. Using lambdas here for brevity.
# XXX: We should change Sheer to make it easier to replicate its
# environment.
self.env.filters['date'] = lambda value, format="%Y-%m-%d": \
date_formatter(value, format)
self.env.filters['markdown'] = lambda raw_text: \
markdown.markdown(raw_text)
def test_templates(self):
date_string = '2012-02'
result = date_formatter(date_string)
assert(result == '2012-02-01')
def test_templates(self):
date_string = '2012-02'
result = date_formatter(date_string)
assert (result == '2012-02-01')