Python confirm_token Examples

Example #1

 def test_expired_confirmation_token(self):
     # Ensure expired token is invalid
     timestamp = time.time()
     token = generate_confirmation_token('*****@*****.**', 1, timestamp)
     time.sleep(2)  # expire token
     user_info = confirm_token(token, expiration=1)
     self.assertFalse(user_info)

Example #2

File: test_user.py Project: rbramwell/runbook

 def test_expired_confirmation_token(self):
     # Ensure expired token is invalid
     timestamp = time.time()
     token = generate_confirmation_token(
         '*****@*****.**', 1, timestamp)
     time.sleep(2)  # expire token
     user_info = confirm_token(token, expiration=1)
     self.assertFalse(user_info)

Example #3

 def test_valid_confirmation_token(self):
     # Ensure token is valid
     timestamp = time.time()
     token = generate_confirmation_token('*****@*****.**', 1, timestamp)
     user_info = confirm_token(token)
     self.assertEqual(user_info[0], '*****@*****.**')
     self.assertFalse(user_info[0] == '*****@*****.**')
     self.assertEqual(user_info[1], 1)
     self.assertEqual(user_info[2], timestamp)

Example #4

File: test_user.py Project: rbramwell/runbook

 def test_valid_confirmation_token(self):
     # Ensure token is valid
     timestamp = time.time()
     token = generate_confirmation_token(
         '*****@*****.**', 1, timestamp)
     user_info = confirm_token(token)
     self.assertEqual(user_info[0], '*****@*****.**')
     self.assertFalse(user_info[0] == '*****@*****.**')
     self.assertEqual(user_info[1], 1)
     self.assertEqual(user_info[2], timestamp)