def test_handle_spaces(self):
"""
Assert that unnecessary spaces will be removed and all
other spaces correctly substituted.
"""
assert (clean_url(' /hello you/wonderful/person ') ==
'/hello_you/wonderful/person')
def test_clean_simple_url(self):
"""
Assert a simple URL remains unchanged.
"""
simple_url = '/test'
assert clean_url(simple_url) == simple_url
def test_clean_deep_url(self):
"""
Assert a deep URL remains unchanged.
"""
deep_url = '/test/two/three/yo'
assert clean_url(deep_url) == deep_url
def test_handle_spaces(self):
"""
Assert that unnecessary spaces will be removed and all
other spaces correctly substituted.
"""
assert (clean_url(' /hello you/wonderful/person ')
== '/hello_you/wonderful/person')
def test_clean_deep_url(self):
"""
Assert a deep URL remains unchanged.
"""
deep_url = '/test/two/three/yo'
assert clean_url(deep_url) == deep_url
def test_clean_simple_url(self):
"""
Assert a simple URL remains unchanged.
"""
simple_url = '/test'
assert clean_url(simple_url) == simple_url
def validate_url(form, field):
sanitized_url = clean_url(field.data)
system_urls_lead_parts = get_app_routes_leading_elements()
# Disallow create already used urls.
# NOTE I'm not sure whether Windows slashes do not need to be
# sanitized later. At least space to underscore is necessary to check
# now - or maybe in the Wiki object itself.
# Leading url part (before slash) must not equals to system urls
# leading parts (/create/, /edit/ and so on).
if (current_wiki.exists(sanitized_url)
or sanitized_url.split('/')[0] in system_urls_lead_parts):
raise ValidationError('The URL "%s" exists already.' %
sanitized_url)
def clean_url(self, url):
return clean_url(url)
def test_handle_uppercase(self):
"""
Assert that uppercase characters will be substituted.
"""
assert clean_url("HELLo") == "hello"
def clean_url(self, url):
return clean_url(url)
def test_handle_uppercase(self):
"""
Assert that uppercase characters will be substituted.
"""
assert clean_url("HELLo") == "hello"
