Python AllPublishedPagesView.get_queryset Examples

Example #1

File: test_views.py Project: huubbouma/wagtail-bakery

def test_all_published_pages_for_single_page(page):
    view = AllPublishedPagesView()
    qs = view.get_queryset()

    # Check if published page is returned
    assert qs.filter(id=page.id).exists()

    # Check if there are no unpublished pages returned
    page.live = False
    page.save()
    assert not qs.filter(live=False).exists()
    assert not qs.filter(id=page.id).exists()

Example #2

File: test_views.py Project: littlelotta/wagtail-bakery

def test_all_published_pages_for_single_page(page):
    view = AllPublishedPagesView()
    qs = view.get_queryset()

    # Check if published page is returned
    assert qs.filter(id=page.id).exists()

    # Check if there are no unpublished pages returned
    page.live = False
    page.save()
    assert not qs.filter(live=False).exists()
    assert not qs.filter(id=page.id).exists()

Example #3

File: test_views.py Project: huubbouma/wagtail-bakery

def test_all_published_pages_for_multiple_pages(page_tree):
    view = AllPublishedPagesView()
    qs = view.get_queryset()

    # Check if all pages in page tree are returned
    assert qs.count() == 6

Example #4

File: test_views.py Project: littlelotta/wagtail-bakery

def test_all_published_pages_for_multiple_pages(page_tree):
    view = AllPublishedPagesView()
    qs = view.get_queryset()

    # Check if all pages in page tree are returned
    assert qs.count() == 6