def test_user_auth_fail(client, registrant):
    post_and_check_content(client, '/proposals/register', registrant)
    post_and_check_content(client,
                           '/proposals/login', {
                               'usermail': '[email protected]',
                               'password': '******'
                           },
                           values=('Login', ),
                           follow_redirects=True)
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def test_registered_user_can_login(client, registration_data):
    test_user_can_register(client, registration_data)
    post_and_check_content(client,
                           '/proposals/login', {
                               'usermail': registration_data['email'],
                               'password': registration_data['user_pass']
                           },
                           code=302,
                           values=('Redirecting', ))
    get_and_check_content(client,
                          '/site/index.html',
                          values=('ACCU Conference', ))
def test_username_invalid(client):
    post_and_check_content(client,
                           '/proposals/register', {
                               'email': 'testing.test.dom',
                               'user_pass': '******',
                               'firstname': 'User2',
                               'lastname': 'Name2',
                               'phone': '+011234567890',
                               'pincode': '123456',
                               'country': 'India',
                               'state': 'TamilNadu',
                               'captcha': '1',
                               'question': '12',
                           },
                           values=('Invalid/Duplicate user id', ))
def test_password_invalid(client):
    post_and_check_content(client,
                           '/proposals/register', {
                               'email': '*****@*****.**',
                               'user_pass': '******',
                               'firstname': 'User2',
                               'lastname': 'Name2',
                               'phone': '+011234567890',
                               'pincode': '123456',
                               'country': 'India',
                               'state': 'TamilNadu',
                               'captcha': '1',
                               'question': '12'
                           },
                           values=('Password did not meet checks', ))
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def test_password_short(client):
    post_and_check_content(client,
                           '/proposals/register', {
                               'email': '*****@*****.**',
                               'user_pass': '******',
                               'firstname': 'User2',
                               'lastname': 'Name2',
                               'phone': '+011234567890',
                               'pincode': '123456',
                               'country': 'India',
                               'state': 'TamilNadu',
                               'towncity': 'Chennai',
                               'streetaddress': 'Chepauk',
                               'bio': 'An indivual of the world.',
                               'captcha': '1',
                               'question': '12',
                           },
                           values=('Password did not meet checks', ))
def test_logged_in_user_user_can_submit_multipresenter_multilead_proposal(client, registration_data, proposal_multiple_presenters_and_leads):
    test_registered_user_can_login(client, registration_data)
    # TODO Why do we have to send JSON here but just used dictionaries previously?
    rvd = post_and_check_content(client, '/proposals/upload_proposal', json.dumps(proposal_multiple_presenters_and_leads), 'application/json', values=('success',))
    response = json.loads(rvd)
    assert response["success"] is False
    assert "message" in response
    assert "both marked as lead presenters" in response["message"]
    #proposal = Proposal.query.filter_by(proposer="[email protected]").first()
    #assert proposal is not None
    # TODO test stuff.
    user = User.query.filter_by(user_id="[email protected]").first()
    assert user is not None
    assert len(user.proposals) == 0
def test_logged_in_user_can_submit_multipresenter_single_lead_proposal(client, registration_data, proposal_multiple_presenters_single_lead):
    test_registered_user_can_login(client, registration_data)
    # TODO Why do we have to send JSON here but just used dictionaries previously?
    rvd = post_and_check_content(client, '/proposals/upload_proposal', json.dumps(proposal_multiple_presenters_single_lead), 'application/json', values=('success',))
    response = json.loads(rvd)
    assert response['success']
    proposal = Proposal.query.filter_by(proposer='[email protected]').first()
    assert proposal is not None
    # TODO test stuff.
    user = User.query.filter_by(user_id='[email protected]').first()
    assert user is not None
    assert user.proposals is not None
    p = user.proposals[0]
    assert p.proposer == user.user_id
    assert len(p.presenters) == 2
    assert proposal.session_type == 'miniworkshop'
def test_user_reg_dup(client, registrant):
    test_user_reg_basic(client, registrant)
    post_and_check_content(client,
                           '/proposals/register',
                           registrant,
                           values=('Duplicate user id', ))
def test_user_reg_basic(client, registrant):
    post_and_check_content(client,
                           '/proposals/register',
                           registrant,
                           values=('You have successfully registered',
                                   'Please login'))
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def test_user_cannot_register_twice(client, registration_data):
    test_user_can_register(client, registration_data)
    post_and_check_content(client,
                           '/proposals/register',
                           registration_data,
                           values=('Registration failed', ))
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def test_user_can_register(client, registration_data):
    post_and_check_content(client,
                           '/proposals/register',
                           registration_data,
                           values=('You have successfully registered', ))