Example #1
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def test_update_consecutively(user_1):
    """ Testing wheter the same token allows users to continously change their name
    """
    user.user_profile_setname(user_1['token'], 'Bobby', 'Smith')
    user.user_profile_setname(user_1['token'], 'Snake', 'City')
    user_list = users_all(user_1['token'])
    for account in user_list['users']:
        if account['u_id'] == user_1['u_id']:
            assert account['name_first'] == 'Snake'
            assert account['name_last'] == 'City'
            break
    user.user_profile_setname(user_1['token'], 'Goku', 'Vegeta')
    user_list = users_all(user_1['token'])
    for account in user_list['users']:
        if account['u_id'] == user_1['u_id']:
            assert account['name_first'] == 'Goku'
            assert account['name_last'] == 'Vegeta'
            break
    user.user_profile_setname(user_1['token'], 'Will', 'Smith')
    user_list = users_all(user_1['token'])
    for account in user_list['users']:
        if account['u_id'] == user_1['u_id']:
            assert account['name_first'] == 'Will'
            assert account['name_last'] == 'Smith'
            break
    clear()
def test_users_all_valid_token(user_1):
    """Test if token does not refer to a valid user
    """
    auth.auth_logout(user_1['token'])
    with pytest.raises(AccessError):
        users_all(user_1['token'])
    clear()
def test_users_all(user_1, user_2, user_3, user_4):
    """Test if a list all users details is returned
    """
    all_users = users_all(user_1['token'])
    user_count = 0
    test_1 = False
    test_2 = False
    test_3 = False
    test_4 = False
    for user in all_users['users']:
        if user['u_id'] is user_1['u_id']:
            test_1 = True
        if user['u_id'] is user_2['u_id']:
            test_2 = True
        if user['u_id'] is user_3['u_id']:
            test_3 = True
        if user['u_id'] is user_4['u_id']:
            test_4 = True
        user_count += 1
    assert user_count == 4
    assert test_1
    assert test_2
    assert test_3
    assert test_4
    clear()
Example #4
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def test_valid_user_email(user_1, user_2, user_3):
    """Test whether the user's email matches the email in user_profile.
    """
    user_1_list = users_all(user_3['token'])
    user_1_profile = user.user_profile(user_3['token'], user_3['u_id'])

    for account in user_1_list['users']:
        if account['u_id'] == user_1_profile['user']['u_id']:
            assert user_1_profile['user']['email'] == account['email']
Example #5
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def test_update_name(user_1):
    """ Testing the basic functionality of updating a name
    """
    user.user_profile_setname(user_1['token'], 'Bobby', 'Smith')
    user_list = users_all(user_1['token'])
    for account in user_list['users']:
        if account['u_id'] == user_1['u_id']:
            assert account['name_first'] == 'Bobby'
            assert account['name_last'] == 'Smith'
    clear()
Example #6
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def test_handle_consecutive(user_1):
    """ Testing the process of changing handle string consecutively
    """
    user.user_profile_sethandle(user_1['token'], 'newHandle')
    user_list = users_all(user_1['token'])
    for account in user_list['users']:
        if account['u_id'] == user_1['u_id']:
            assert account['handle_str'] == 'newHandle'
    user.user_profile_sethandle(user_1['token'], 'newHandle1')
    user_list = users_all(user_1['token'])
    for account in user_list['users']:
        if account['u_id'] == user_1['u_id']:
            assert account['handle_str'] == 'newHandle1'
    user.user_profile_sethandle(user_1['token'], 'newHandle2')
    user_list = users_all(user_1['token'])
    for account in user_list['users']:
        if account['u_id'] == user_1['u_id']:
            assert account['handle_str'] == 'newHandle2'
    clear()
Example #7
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def test_update_handle(user_1):
    """ Testing the basic functionality of updating a handle
    """
    # getting the current handle string
    prev_handle = ''
    user_list = users_all(user_1['token'])
    for account in user_list['users']:
        if account['u_id'] == user_1['u_id']:
            prev_handle = account['handle_str']
    user.user_profile_sethandle(user_1['token'], 'newHandle')
    # getting the updated handle string
    new_handle = ''
    user_list = users_all(user_1['token'])
    for account in user_list['users']:
        if account['u_id'] == user_1['u_id']:
            new_handle = account['handle_str']

    assert new_handle is not prev_handle
    clear()
Example #8
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def test_valid_user_handle_str(user_1, user_2, user_3):
    """Test whether the user's handle string matches the handle string in
    user_profile.
    """
    user_1_list = users_all(user_2['token'])
    user_1_profile = user.user_profile(user_2['token'], user_2['u_id'])

    for account in user_1_list['users']:
        if account['u_id'] == user_1_profile['user']['u_id']:
            assert user_1_profile['user']['handle_str'] == account[
                'handle_str']
Example #9
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def test_valid_user_name(user_1, user_2, user_3):
    """Test whether the first and last name of a user is the same as the names in
    user_profile.
    """
    user_1_list = users_all(user_2['token'])
    user_1_profile = user.user_profile(user_2['token'], user_2['u_id'])

    for account in user_1_list['users']:
        if account['u_id'] == user_1_profile['user']['u_id']:
            assert user_1_profile['user']['name_first'] == account[
                'name_first']
            assert user_1_profile['user']['name_last'] == account['name_last']
Example #10
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def route_users_all():
    """Returns a list of all users and their associated details

    Args:
        token (string)

    Returns:
        (dict): { users }
    """
    try:
        return dumps(users_all(request.args.get('token')))
    except (InputError, AccessError) as e:
        return e
Example #11
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def test_update_multiple_users(user_1, user_2, user_3, user_4):
    """ Testing if users name fields are appropiately changed in largely stored data
    """
    user.user_profile_setname(user_3['token'], 'Popcorn', 'Smoothie')
    user.user_profile_setname(user_2['token'], 'Krillin', 'Bulma')
    user_list = users_all(user_1['token'])
    for account in user_list['users']:
        if account['u_id'] == user_2['u_id']:
            assert account['name_first'] == 'Krillin'
            assert account['name_last'] == 'Bulma'
        if account['u_id'] == user_3['u_id']:
            assert account['name_first'] == 'Popcorn'
            assert account['name_last'] == 'Smoothie'
        if account['u_id'] == user_1['u_id']:
            assert account['name_first'] == 'John'
            assert account['name_last'] == 'Smith'
        if account['u_id'] == user_4['u_id']:
            assert account['name_first'] == 'Janice'
            assert account['name_last'] == 'Smith'
    clear()
def test_users_all_logout(user_1, user_2, user_3, user_4):
    """Test if some users log out, their details are still returned
    """
    auth.auth_logout(user_3['token'])
    auth.auth_logout(user_4['token'])
    all_users = users_all(user_1['token'])
    user_count = 0
    test_1 = False
    test_2 = False
    test_3 = False
    for user in all_users['users']:
        if user['u_id'] is user_1['u_id']:
            test_1 = True
        if user['u_id'] is user_2['u_id']:
            test_2 = True
        if user['u_id'] is user_3['u_id']:
            test_3 = True
        user_count += 1
    assert user_count == 4
    assert test_1
    assert test_2
    assert test_3
    clear()