Exemple #1
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    def test_subscribers(self):
        bob = User()
        bob.email = "Bob"
        bob.save()
        steve = User()
        steve.email = "Steve"
        steve.save()

        feed = Feed()
        feed.title = "Some Political Bullshit"
        feed.link = "http://bs.com/rss"
        feed.site = "http://bs.com"
        feed.save()
        feed.add_subscriber(bob)
        feed.add_subscriber(steve)

        other_feed = Feed()
        other_feed.title = "Mom's recipe blog"
        other_feed.site = "http://yourmom.com"
        other_feed.link = "http://yourmom.com/rss"
        other_feed.save()
        other_feed.add_subscriber(steve)

        self.assertEqual(feed.subscribers.count(), 2)
        self.assertEqual(other_feed.subscribers.count(), 1)
Exemple #2
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    def test_duplicates(self):
        user = User()
        user.email = 'Bob'
        user.save()

        tmp = Feed()
        tmp.title = 'Marginal Revolution'
        tmp.link = 'http://feeds.feedburner.com/marginalrevolution/feed'
        tmp.site = 'http://marginalrevolution.com/'
        last_fetched = datetime.now() - timedelta(minutes=31)
        tmp.last_fetched = last_fetched
        # Fetch #1
        feed = Feed.create_and_subscribe(tmp.title, tmp.link, tmp.site, user)

        # Fetch #2
        task1 = tasks.UpdateFeedTask()
        result1 = task1.delay()

        # Force fetch #3
        last_fetched = datetime.now() - timedelta(minutes=31)
        feed.last_fetched = last_fetched
        feed.save()

        task2 = tasks.UpdateFeedTask()
        result2 = task2.delay()

        self.assertEqual(feed.feeditems.count(), 15)
Exemple #3
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    def test_duplicates(self):
        """Ensure that we can't create duplicate feeds using create_and_subscribe()"""
        user = User()
        user.email = "Bob"
        user.save()

        feed = Feed()
        feed.title = "BoingBoing"
        feed.link = "http://boingboing.net/atom.xml"
        feed.site = "http://boingboing.net"
        f = Feed.create_and_subscribe(feed.title, feed.link, feed.site, user)

        feed2 = Feed()
        feed2.title = "BoingBoing"
        feed2.link = "http://boingboing.net/atom.xml"
        feed2.site = "http://boingboing.net"
        # XXX: TODO: we need to add/test duplicate checks save() too :(
        f2 = Feed.create_and_subscribe(feed2.title, feed2.link, feed2.site, user)

        self.assertEqual(f.pk, f2.pk)
Exemple #4
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    def test_tagging(self):
        bob = User()
        bob.email = "Bob"
        bob.save()

        feed = Feed()
        feed.title = "Some Political Bullshit"
        feed.link = "http://bs.com/rss"
        feed.site = "http://bs.com"
        feed.save()
        feed.add_subscriber(bob)

        other_feed = Feed()
        other_feed.title = "Mom's recipe blog"
        other_feed.link = "http://yourmom.com/rss"
        other_feed.site = "http://yourmom.com"
        other_feed.save()
        other_feed.add_subscriber(bob)

        userfeed = UserFeed.objects.get(user=bob, feed=feed)
        userfeed.tags.add("politics", "mom")

        userfeed2 = UserFeed.objects.get(user=bob, feed=other_feed)
        userfeed2.tags.add("mom", "food")

        self.assertIn("mom", [tag.name for tag in userfeed.tags.all()])
        self.assertIn("politics", [tag.name for tag in userfeed.tags.all()])
        self.assertNotIn("food", [tag.name for tag in userfeed.tags.all()])

        tagged = UserFeed.objects.filter(tags__name__in=["mom"])
        self.assertEquals(len(tagged), 2)

        userfeed.tags.set("test")
        self.assertEquals(len(userfeed.tags.all()), 1)
        self.assertNotIn("mom", [tag.name for tag in userfeed.tags.all()])

        # API claims we can do this safely without raising an exception
        userfeed.tags.remove("mom")

        userfeed.tags.clear()
        self.assertEquals(len(userfeed.tags.all()), 0)
Exemple #5
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    def test_basics(self):
        bob = User()
        bob.email = "Bob"
        bob.save()
        steve = User()
        steve.email = "Steve"
        steve.save()

        feed = Feed()
        feed.title = "Some Political Bullshit"
        feed.link = "http://bs.com/rss"
        feed.site = "http://bs.com"
        feed.save()

        other_feed = Feed()
        other_feed.title = "Mom's recipe blog"
        other_feed.link = "http://yourmom.com/rss"
        other_feed.site = "http://yourmom.com"
        other_feed.save()

        user_feed = UserFeed()
        user_feed.user = bob
        user_feed.feed = feed
        user_feed.save()

        user_feed2 = UserFeed()
        user_feed2.user = steve
        user_feed2.feed = feed
        user_feed2.save()

        user_feed3 = UserFeed()
        user_feed3.user = steve
        user_feed3.feed = other_feed
        user_feed3.save()

        self.assertEqual(feed.subscribers.count(), 2)
        self.assertEqual(other_feed.subscribers.count(), 1)

        feeds_for_steve = UserFeed.objects.filter(user=steve)
        self.assertEqual(len(feeds_for_steve), 2)
Exemple #6
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    def test_user_subscribe(self):
        '''Test the syntactic sugar monkeypatch for User.subscribe.'''
        user = User()
        user.email = 'Bob'
        user.save()

        feed = Feed()
        feed.title = 'BoingBoing'
        feed.link = 'http://boingboing.net'
        feed.save()

        unused = Feed()
        unused.title = 'xkcd'
        unused.save()

        item = FeedItem()
        item.title = 'Octopus v. Platypus'
        item.description = 'A fight to the death.'
        item.link = item.guid = 'http://www.example.com/rss/post'
        item.published = datetime.now()
        item.feed = feed
        item.save()

        item2 = FeedItem()
        item2.title = 'Cute bunny rabbit video'
        item2.description = 'They die at the end.'
        item2.link = item.guid = 'http://www.example.com/rss/post'
        item2.published = datetime.now()
        item2.feed = feed
        item2.save()

        user.subscribe(feed)

        self.assertEqual(user.feeds.count(), 1)
        self.assertEqual(user.feeditems.count(), 2)
        self.assertEqual(user.feeds[0].title, feed.title)

        # Testing we are using order_by() in User.feeditems() monkeypatch
        self.assertEqual(user.feeditems[0].title, item.title)
Exemple #7
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    def test_tagging(self):
        user = User()
        user.email = "Bob"
        user.save()

        feed = Feed()
        feed.title = "BoingBoing"
        feed.link = "http://boingboing.net"
        feed.save()
        feed.add_subscriber(user)

        item = FeedItem()
        item.title = "Octopus v. Platypus"
        item.description = "A fight to the death."
        item.link = item.guid = "http://www.example.com/rss/post"
        item.published = datetime.now()
        item.feed = feed
        item.save()

        item2 = FeedItem()
        item2.title = "Cute bunny rabbit video"
        item2.description = "They die at the end."
        item2.link = item.guid = "http://www.example.com/rss/post"
        item2.published = datetime.now()
        item2.feed = feed
        item2.save()

        userfeeditem = UserFeedItem.objects.get(user=user, item=item)
        userfeeditem.tags.add("cute", "platypus")

        userfeeditem2 = UserFeedItem.objects.get(user=user, item=item2)
        userfeeditem2.tags.add("bunny", "cute")

        self.assertIn("cute", [tag.name for tag in userfeeditem.tags.all()])
        self.assertIn("platypus", [tag.name for tag in userfeeditem.tags.all()])
        self.assertNotIn("bunny", [tag.name for tag in userfeeditem.tags.all()])

        tagged = UserFeedItem.objects.filter(tags__name__in=["cute"])

        self.assertEquals(len(tagged), 2)

        userfeeditem.tags.set("test")
        self.assertEquals(len(userfeeditem.tags.all()), 1)
        self.assertNotIn("cute", [tag.name for tag in userfeeditem.tags.all()])

        # API claims we can do this safely without raising an exception
        userfeeditem.tags.remove("cute")

        userfeeditem.tags.clear()
        self.assertEquals(len(userfeeditem.tags.all()), 0)
Exemple #8
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    def test_add_subscriber(self):
        user = User()
        user.email = "Bob"
        user.save()

        feed = Feed()
        feed.title = "BoingBoing"
        feed.link = "http://boingboing.net"
        feed.save()

        item = FeedItem()
        item.title = "Octopus v. Platypus"
        item.description = "A fight to the death."
        item.link = item.guid = "http://www.example.com/rss/post"
        item.published = datetime.now()
        item.feed = feed
        item.save()

        # Note carefully... we can safely call add_subscriber at any
        # point after User and Feed creation and be confident that we'll
        # never create duplicate UserFeedItem join table entries.
        #
        # All existing items *before* add_subscriber are added to user
        # during add_subscriber time
        #
        # All new items *after* subscription are added to user during
        # FeedItem post_save() signal
        feed.add_subscriber(user)

        item2 = FeedItem()
        item2.title = "Cute bunny rabbit video"
        item2.description = "They die at the end."
        item2.link = item.guid = "http://www.example.com/rss/post"
        item2.published = datetime.now()
        item2.feed = feed
        item2.save()

        self.assertEqual(feed.subscribers.count(), 1)
        self.assertEqual(user.feeditems.count(), 2)
Exemple #9
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    def test_basics(self):
        user = User()
        user.email = "Bob"
        user.save()

        feed = Feed()
        feed.title = "BoingBoing"
        feed.link = "http://boingboing.net"
        feed.save()
        feed.add_subscriber(user)

        item = FeedItem()
        item.title = "Octopus v. Platypus"
        item.description = "A fight to the death."
        item.link = item.guid = "http://www.example.com/rss/post"
        item.published = datetime.now()
        item.feed = feed
        item.save()

        # Saving an item in a feed should automatically result in
        # subscribed users seeing all those new items.
        self.assertEqual(user.feeditems.count(), 1)