# this module will usually be called up via the django
# reloader, which is (in turn) called up by rapidsms's
# server.py, which adds RAPIDSMS_INI to the environment.
# just in case, though, check that it's defined rather
# than repeating the filename selection logic here
if not "RAPIDSMS_INI" in os.environ:
raise(
EnvironmentError,
"The RAPIDSMS_INI environment variable is not " +\
"defined. Without it, settings.py doesn't know " +\
"which ini file to load settings from")
# load the rapidsms configuration
from rapidsms import Config
RAPIDSMS_CONF = Config(os.environ["RAPIDSMS_INI"])
# since iterating and reading the config of apps is
# common, build a handy dict of apps and their configs
RAPIDSMS_APPS = dict([(app["type"], app)
for app in RAPIDSMS_CONF["rapidsms"]["apps"]])
# this code bootstraps the i18n logic configuration, if
# it is in the settings
def _i18n_to_django_setting(language_settings):
languages = []
for language in language_settings:
if len(language) >= 2:
languages.append((language[0], language[1]))
def setUp(self):
fd, path = tempfile.mkstemp()
ini = os.fdopen(fd, 'w')
ini.write(TEST_INI)
ini.close()
self.config = Config(path)
