def test_html_welcome(self, apply_updates, send_message):
"""Test sending the right welcome message"""
welcome = u'welcome'
Newsletter.objects.create(
slug='slug',
vendor_id='VENDOR',
welcome=welcome,
languages='en,ru',
)
token = "TOKEN"
email = '*****@*****.**'
lang = 'RU' # This guy had an uppercase lang code for some reason
format = 'H'
# User who prefers Russian HTML messages
user_data = {
'status': 'ok',
'confirmed': False,
'newsletters': ['slug'],
'format': format,
'lang': lang,
'token': token,
'email': email,
}
confirm_user(token, user_data)
# Lang code is lowercased. And we don't append anything for HTML.
expected_welcome = "%s_%s" % (lang.lower(), welcome)
send_message.assert_called_with(expected_welcome, email, token, format)
def test_text_welcome(self, apply_updates, send_message):
"""Test sending the right welcome message"""
welcome = u'welcome'
Newsletter.objects.create(
slug='slug',
vendor_id='VENDOR',
welcome=welcome,
languages='en,ru',
)
token = "TOKEN"
email = '*****@*****.**'
lang = 'ru'
format = 'T'
# User who prefers Russian Text messages
user_data = {
'status': 'ok',
'confirmed': False,
'newsletters': ['slug'],
'format': format,
'lang': lang,
'token': token,
'email': email,
}
confirm_user(token, user_data)
expected_welcome = "%s_%s_%s" % (lang, welcome, format)
send_message.assert_called_with(expected_welcome, email, token, format)
def test_other_long_lang_welcome(self, apply_updates, send_message):
"""Test sending welcome in pt if the user wants pt-Br and the
newsletter supports pt"""
welcome = u'welcome'
Newsletter.objects.create(
slug='slug',
vendor_id='VENDOR',
welcome=welcome,
languages='en,ru,pt',
)
token = "TOKEN"
email = '*****@*****.**'
lang = 'pt-Br'
format = 'H'
user_data = {
'status': 'ok',
'confirmed': False,
'newsletters': ['slug'],
'format': format,
'lang': lang,
'token': token,
'email': email,
}
confirm_user(token, user_data)
# They're getting pt. And we don't append anything for HTML.
expected_welcome = "pt_%s" % welcome
send_message.assert_called_with(expected_welcome, email, token, format)
def test_one_lang_welcome(self, apply_updates, send_message):
"""If a newsletter only has one language, the welcome message
still gets a language prefix"""
welcome = u'welcome'
Newsletter.objects.create(
slug='slug',
vendor_id='VENDOR',
welcome=welcome,
languages='en',
)
token = "TOKEN"
email = '*****@*****.**'
lang = 'pt-Br'
format = 'H'
user_data = {
'status': 'ok',
'confirmed': False,
'newsletters': ['slug'],
'format': format,
'lang': lang,
'token': token,
'email': email,
}
confirm_user(token, user_data)
expected_welcome = 'en_' + welcome
send_message.assert_called_with(expected_welcome, email, token, format)
def test_bad_lang_welcome(self, apply_updates, send_message):
"""Test sending welcome in english if user wants a lang that
our newsletter doesn't support"""
welcome = u'welcome'
Newsletter.objects.create(
slug='slug',
vendor_id='VENDOR',
welcome=welcome,
languages='en,ru',
)
token = "TOKEN"
email = '*****@*****.**'
lang = 'fr'
format = 'H'
# User who prefers French HTML messages
user_data = {
'status': 'ok',
'confirmed': False,
'newsletters': ['slug'],
'format': format,
'lang': lang,
'token': token,
'email': email,
}
confirm_user(token, user_data)
# They're getting English. And we don't append anything for HTML.
expected_welcome = "en_%s" % welcome
send_message.assert_called_with(expected_welcome, email, token, format)
