def test_update_licensepool_error(self):
# Create an identifier.
identifier = self._identifier(identifier_type=Identifier.OVERDRIVE_ID)
ignore, availability = self.sample_json(
"overdrive_availability_information.json")
api = MockOverdriveAPI(self._db)
api.queue_response(500, content="An error occured.")
book = dict(id=identifier.identifier, availability_link=self._url)
pool, was_new, changed = api.update_licensepool(book)
eq_(None, pool)
def test_update_licensepool_provides_bibliographic_coverage(self):
# Create an identifier.
identifier = self._identifier(identifier_type=Identifier.OVERDRIVE_ID)
# Prepare bibliographic and availability information
# for this identifier.
ignore, availability = self.sample_json(
"overdrive_availability_information.json")
ignore, bibliographic = self.sample_json(
"bibliographic_information.json")
# To avoid a mismatch, make it look like the information is
# for the newly created Identifier.
availability['id'] = identifier.identifier
bibliographic['id'] = identifier.identifier
api = MockOverdriveAPI(self._db)
api.queue_response(200, content=availability)
api.queue_response(200, content=bibliographic)
# Now we're ready. When we call update_licensepool, the
# OverdriveAPI will retrieve the availability information,
# then the bibliographic information. It will then trigger the
# OverdriveBibliographicCoverageProvider, which will
# create an Edition and a presentation-ready Work.
pool, was_new, changed = api.update_licensepool(identifier.identifier)
eq_(True, was_new)
eq_(availability['copiesOwned'], pool.licenses_owned)
edition = pool.presentation_edition
eq_("Ancillary Justice", edition.title)
eq_(True, pool.work.presentation_ready)
assert pool.work.cover_thumbnail_url.startswith(
'http://images.contentreserve.com/')
# The book has been run through the bibliographic coverage
# provider.
coverage = [
x for x in identifier.coverage_records if x.operation is None
and x.data_source.name == DataSource.OVERDRIVE
]
eq_(1, len(coverage))