def test_title_short():
from django_check_seo.checks_list import check_title
site = init()
check_title.run(site)
for problem in site.problems:
if problem.name == "Meta title tag is too short":
assert problem.name == "Meta title tag is too short"
assert problem.settings == "more than 30"
assert problem.found == 17
assert problem.searched_in == ["Title of the page"]
assert (
problem.description
== "Meta titles tags need to describe the content of the page, and need to contain at least a few words."
)
def test_title_notitle():
from django_check_seo.checks_list import check_title
site = init()
site.soup.find("title").decompose()
check_title.run(site)
for problem in site.problems:
if problem.name == "No meta title tag":
assert problem.name == "No meta title tag"
assert problem.settings == "one"
assert problem.found == "none"
assert problem.searched_in == []
assert (
problem.description
== "Titles tags are ones of the most important things to add to your pages, sinces they are the main text displayed on result search pages."
)
def test_title_kws():
from django_check_seo.checks_list import check_title
from django_check_seo.checks_list import check_keywords
site = init()
check_keywords.run(site)
site.soup.find("title").string = "This title have a description."
check_title.run(site)
for success in site.success:
if success.name == "Keywords found in meta title tag":
assert success.name == "Keywords found in meta title tag"
assert success.settings == "at least one"
assert success.found == "description, title"
assert success.searched_in == [
'this <b class="good">title</b> have a <b class="good">description</b>.'
]
def test_titles():
import copy
from django_check_seo.checks_list import check_title
site = init()
site.soup.head.append(copy.copy(site.soup.find("title")))
check_title.run(site)
for problem in site.problems:
if problem.name == "Too much meta title tags":
assert problem.name == "Too much meta title tags"
assert problem.settings == "only one"
assert problem.found == 2
assert problem.searched_in == ["Title of the page", "Title of the page"]
assert (
problem.description
== "Only the first meta title tag will be displayed on the tab space on your browser, and only one meta title tag will be displayed on the search results pages."
)
def test_title_kw():
from django_check_seo.checks_list import check_title
from django_check_seo.checks_list import check_keywords
site = init()
check_keywords.run(site)
check_title.run(site)
for success in site.success:
if success.name == "Keywords found in meta title tag":
assert success.name == "Keywords found in meta title tag"
assert success.settings == "at least one"
assert success.found == "title"
assert success.searched_in == ['<b class="good">title</b> of the page']
assert (
success.description
== "Meta titles tags need to contain at least one keyword, since they are one of the most important content of the page for search engines."
)
def test_title_okay():
from django_check_seo.checks_list import check_title
site = init()
site.soup.find("title").string = "This is a title with a good length."
check_title.run(site)
for success in site.success:
if success.name == "Meta title tag have a good length":
assert success.name == "Meta title tag have a good length"
assert success.settings == "more than 30"
assert success.found == 35
assert success.searched_in == [
'This is a title with a good le<b class="good">ngth.</b>'
]
assert (
success.description
== "Meta titles tags need to describe the content of the page."
)
def test_title_nokw():
from django_check_seo.checks_list import check_title
from django_check_seo.checks_list import check_keywords
site = init()
check_keywords.run(site)
site.soup.find("title").string = "There is notitle on this page."
check_title.run(site)
for problem in site.problems:
if problem.name == "Meta title tag do not contain any keyword":
assert problem.name == "Meta title tag do not contain any keyword"
assert problem.settings == "at least one"
assert problem.found == "none"
assert problem.searched_in == ["there is notitle on this page."]
assert (
problem.description
== "Meta titles tags need to contain at least one keyword, since they are one of the most important content of the page for search engines."
)
def test_title_long():
from django_check_seo.checks_list import check_title
site = init()
site.soup.find(
"title"
).string = "Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Etiam pretium in quam sit amet egestas. Nullam cursus mi eu mauris congue laoreet."
check_title.run(site)
for warning in site.warnings:
if warning.name == "Meta title tag is too long":
assert warning.name == "Meta title tag is too long"
assert warning.settings == "less than 60"
assert warning.found == 139
assert warning.searched_in == [
'Lorem ipsum dolor sit amet, consectetur adipiscing elit. Eti<b class="problem">am pretium in quam sit amet egestas. Nullam cursus mi eu mauris congue laoreet.</b>'
]
assert (
warning.description
== "Only the first ~55-60 chars are displayed on modern search engines results. Writing a longer meta title is not really required and can lead to make the user miss informations."
)