def get_accounts(cls, email_address):
canonical = canonicalize_email(email_address)
if not canonical:
return []
account_id36s = cls.get_time_sorted_columns(canonical).keys()
return Account._byID36(account_id36s, data=True, return_dict=False)
def canonical_email(self):
return canonicalize_email(self.email)
def test_remove_plus_address(self):
canonical = utils.canonicalize_email("*****@*****.**")
self.assertEquals(canonical, "*****@*****.**")
def test_unicode_in_byte_str(self):
# this shouldn't ever happen, but some entries in postgres appear
# to be byte strings with non-ascii in 'em.
canonical = utils.canonicalize_email("\xe2\x9c\[email protected]")
self.assertEquals(canonical, "\xe2\x9c\[email protected]")
def test_remove_dots(self):
canonical = utils.canonicalize_email("*****@*****.**")
self.assertEquals(canonical, "*****@*****.**")
def test_multiple_ats(self):
canonical = utils.canonicalize_email("invalid@invalid@invalid")
self.assertEquals(canonical, "")
def test_localonly(self):
canonical = utils.canonicalize_email("invalid")
self.assertEquals(canonical, "")
def test_unicode(self):
canonical = utils.canonicalize_email(u"\[email protected]")
self.assertEquals(canonical, "\xe2\x9c\[email protected]")
def test_empty_string(self):
canonical = utils.canonicalize_email("")
self.assertEquals(canonical, "")