def test_ignores_body_params_if_content_type_is_not_urlencoded(self):
oauth_params = dict(
oauth_consumer_key=RFC_CLIENT_IDENTIFIER,
oauth_token=RFC_TOKEN_IDENTIFIER,
oauth_signature_method=SIGNATURE_METHOD_HMAC_SHA1,
oauth_timestamp=RFC_TIMESTAMP_3,
oauth_nonce=RFC_NONCE_3,
)
self.assertEqual(_OAuthClient._generate_signature(
HTTP_GET,
# I Know ^ is a GET request and we're specifying a body in this
# test. _generate_signature does not validate HTTP methods,
# but only generates signatures. This example must produce
# the same signature as in the RFC example, hence the test.
RFC_RESOURCE_FULL_URL,
params=None,
body=b("""
body {
font-family: "Lucida Grande", serif;
}
a:link {
text-decoration: none;
}
"""),
headers={
HEADER_CONTENT_TYPE: CONTENT_TYPE_TEXT_CSS,
},
oauth_consumer_secret=RFC_CLIENT_SECRET,
oauth_token_secret=RFC_TOKEN_SECRET,
oauth_params=oauth_params,
), utf8_encode(percent_decode(RFC_RESOURCE_REQUEST_SIGNATURE_ENCODED)))
def test_generates_signature(self):
params = {
"method": HTTP_POST,
OAUTH_PARAM_REALM: RFC_REALM,
"url": RFC_TEMP_URI,
OAUTH_PARAM_CONSUMER_SECRET: RFC_CLIENT_SECRET,
OAUTH_PARAM_TOKEN_SECRET: None,
OAUTH_PARAM_SIGNATURE: RFC_TEMP_REQUEST_SIGNATURE,
"oauth_params": dict(
oauth_consumer_key=RFC_CLIENT_IDENTIFIER,
oauth_signature_method=SIGNATURE_METHOD_HMAC_SHA1,
oauth_timestamp=RFC_TIMESTAMP_1,
oauth_nonce=RFC_NONCE_1,
oauth_callback=RFC_OAUTH_CALLBACK_URI,
)
}
self.assertEqual(_OAuthClient._generate_signature(
params["method"],
params["url"],
None,
None,
None,
params[OAUTH_PARAM_CONSUMER_SECRET],
params[OAUTH_PARAM_TOKEN_SECRET],
params["oauth_params"],
), params[OAUTH_PARAM_SIGNATURE])
def test_generates_signature_including_urlencoded_body(self):
oauth_params = dict(
oauth_consumer_key=RFC_CLIENT_IDENTIFIER,
oauth_token=RFC_TOKEN_IDENTIFIER,
oauth_signature_method=SIGNATURE_METHOD_HMAC_SHA1,
oauth_timestamp=RFC_TIMESTAMP_3,
oauth_nonce=RFC_NONCE_3,
)
self.assertEqual(_OAuthClient._generate_signature(
HTTP_GET,
# I Know ^ is a GET request and we're specifying a body in this
# test. _generate_signature does not validate HTTP methods,
# but only generates signatures. This example must produce
# the same signature as in the RFC example, hence the test.
RFC_RESOURCE_URI,
params=None,
body=b("file=vacation.jpg&size=original&oauth_ignored=IGNORED"),
headers={
HEADER_CONTENT_TYPE: CONTENT_TYPE_FORM_URLENCODED,
},
oauth_consumer_secret=RFC_CLIENT_SECRET,
oauth_token_secret=RFC_TOKEN_SECRET,
oauth_params=oauth_params,
), utf8_encode(percent_decode(RFC_RESOURCE_REQUEST_SIGNATURE_ENCODED)))
