def test_get_opened_date_with_timeline_class(self):
'''This test case is for input that has the reported date of the bug inside
an a tag with class "timeline" and the div with "date" class is missing'''
tbp = TracBugParser(
bug_url='https://projects.forum.nokia.com/ndg/ticket/92')
# Add data to avoid the network hit
# (This is a file you can get by calling 'wget' on the above ticket URL.)
# (You might have to add --no-check-certificate to override the certificate common name error)
cached_html_filename = os.path.join(HERE, 'sample-data',
'ndg-ticket-92')
tbp.set_bug_html_data(
unicode(open(cached_html_filename).read(), 'utf-8'))
# This CSV data comes from visiting
# https://projects.forum.nokia.com/ndg/ticket/92 and clicking
# "Comma-delimited text" at the bottom.
tbp.set_bug_csv_data(
open(os.path.join(HERE, 'sample-data',
'ndg-ticket-92.csv')).read())
# Provide a fake "tracker model", which is a little bit of data that
# corresponds to information about the open source project in question
# and how its bug tracker is configured.
tm = TrackerModel()
# Now, actually look at the data returned by the BugParser object
# and verify its output through assertions.
returned_data = tbp.get_parsed_data_dict(tm)
assert returned_data['title'] == 'Enhanced GPS setting'
assert returned_data['date_reported']
def test_create_bug_with_link_in_reported_by_field(self):
tbp = TracBugParser('https://code.djangoproject.com/query?id=18937')
cached_csv_filename = os.path.join(HERE, 'sample-data', 'django-trac-18937.csv')
tbp.set_bug_csv_data(unicode(
open(cached_csv_filename).read(), 'utf-8'))
cached_html_filename = os.path.join(HERE, 'sample-data', 'django-trac-18937.html')
tbp.set_bug_html_data(unicode(
open(cached_html_filename).read(), 'utf-8'))
got = tbp.get_parsed_data_dict(self.tm4)
del got['last_polled']
wanted = {
'_project_name': 'Tango',
'as_appears_in_distribution': '',
'canonical_bug_link': 'https://code.djangoproject.com/query?id=18937',
'concerns_just_documentation': False,
'date_reported': printable_datetime(
datetime.datetime(2012, 9, 10, 3, 17, 54)),
'description': u'Add a PKG-INFO file as fitting with [http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0345/ PEP 345].\r\rSee [http://blog.ziade.org/2012/09/10/dear-django-help-python-packaging/ this blog post] for reference.\r\rSeems to me we can add this metadata file without too much difficulty and make new packaging happy :D\r\r',
'good_for_newcomers': False,
'importance': '',
'last_touched': printable_datetime(
datetime.datetime(2012, 9, 10, 3, 27, 13)),
'looks_closed': False,
'people_involved': 3,
'status': 'new',
'submitter_realname': '',
'submitter_username': '******',
'title': 'Use modern Python packaging metadata standard (1.2, PEP 345)',
}
self.assertEqual(wanted, got)
def test_get_opened_date_with_timeline_class(self):
'''This test case is for input that has the reported date of the bug inside
an a tag with class "timeline" and the div with "date" class is missing'''
tbp = TracBugParser(
bug_url='https://projects.forum.nokia.com/ndg/ticket/92')
# Add data to avoid the network hit
# (This is a file you can get by calling 'wget' on the above ticket URL.)
# (You might have to add --no-check-certificate to override the certificate common name error)
cached_html_filename = os.path.join(HERE, 'sample-data',
'ndg-ticket-92')
tbp.set_bug_html_data(unicode(
open(cached_html_filename).read(), 'utf-8'))
# This CSV data comes from visiting
# https://projects.forum.nokia.com/ndg/ticket/92 and clicking
# "Comma-delimited text" at the bottom.
tbp.set_bug_csv_data(open(os.path.join(HERE, 'sample-data',
'ndg-ticket-92.csv')).read())
# Provide a fake "tracker model", which is a little bit of data that
# corresponds to information about the open source project in question
# and how its bug tracker is configured.
tm = TrackerModel()
# Now, actually look at the data returned by the BugParser object
# and verify its output through assertions.
returned_data = tbp.get_parsed_data_dict(tm)
assert returned_data['title'] == 'Enhanced GPS setting'
assert returned_data['date_reported']
def test_create_bug_with_link_in_reported_by_field(self):
tbp = TracBugParser('https://code.djangoproject.com/query?id=18937')
cached_csv_filename = os.path.join(HERE, 'sample-data',
'django-trac-18937.csv')
tbp.set_bug_csv_data(unicode(
open(cached_csv_filename).read(), 'utf-8'))
cached_html_filename = os.path.join(HERE, 'sample-data',
'django-trac-18937.html')
tbp.set_bug_html_data(
unicode(open(cached_html_filename).read(), 'utf-8'))
got = tbp.get_parsed_data_dict(self.tm4)
del got['last_polled']
wanted = {
'_project_name':
'Tango',
'as_appears_in_distribution':
'',
'canonical_bug_link':
'https://code.djangoproject.com/query?id=18937',
'concerns_just_documentation':
False,
'date_reported':
printable_datetime(datetime.datetime(2012, 9, 10, 3, 17, 54)),
'description':
u'Add a PKG-INFO file as fitting with [http://www.python.org/dev/peps/pep-0345/ PEP 345].\r\rSee [http://blog.ziade.org/2012/09/10/dear-django-help-python-packaging/ this blog post] for reference.\r\rSeems to me we can add this metadata file without too much difficulty and make new packaging happy :D\r\r',
'good_for_newcomers':
False,
'importance':
'',
'last_touched':
printable_datetime(datetime.datetime(2012, 9, 10, 3, 27, 13)),
'looks_closed':
False,
'people_involved':
3,
'status':
'new',
'submitter_realname':
'',
'submitter_username':
'******',
'title':
'Use modern Python packaging metadata standard (1.2, PEP 345)',
}
self.assertEqual(wanted, got)
def test_bug_with_difficulty_easy_is_bitesize(self):
tbp = TracBugParser(
bug_url='http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/4268')
cached_html_filename = os.path.join(HERE, 'sample-data',
'ghc-trac-4268.html')
tbp.set_bug_html_data(unicode(
open(cached_html_filename).read(), 'utf-8'))
cached_csv_filename = os.path.join(HERE, 'sample-data',
'ghc-trac-4268.csv')
tbp.set_bug_csv_data(open(cached_csv_filename).read())
tm = HaskellTrackerModel()
returned_data = tbp.get_parsed_data_dict(tm)
assert returned_data['good_for_newcomers'], '''The bug is considered
def test_bug_with_difficulty_easy_is_bitesize(self):
tbp = TracBugParser(
bug_url='http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/4268')
cached_html_filename = os.path.join(HERE, 'sample-data',
'ghc-trac-4268.html')
tbp.set_bug_html_data(
unicode(open(cached_html_filename).read(), 'utf-8'))
cached_csv_filename = os.path.join(HERE, 'sample-data',
'ghc-trac-4268.csv')
tbp.set_bug_csv_data(open(cached_csv_filename).read())
tm = HaskellTrackerModel()
returned_data = tbp.get_parsed_data_dict(tm)
assert returned_data['good_for_newcomers'], '''The bug is considered
def test_bug_parser(self):
### As an aside:
# TracBugParser is amusing, as it pulls data from two different sources.
# 1. Data pulled from the Trac API, which is stored for the parser's
# benefit in csv_data.
# 2. Data that must be scraped from the Trac web app, since the API
# doesn't expose everything. This gets stored in html_data.
# In this test, we provide versions of that data that we downloaded
# in the past so that we can make this test run fast and reliably.
# By providing the data here, we permit the test to run without
# accessing the network.
# Create a new TracBugParser that is aware of the URL it refers to
tbp = TracBugParser(
bug_url='http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/ticket/4298')
# Add data to avoid the network hit
# (This is a file you can get by calling 'wget' on the above ticket URL.)
cached_html_filename = os.path.join(
HERE, 'sample-data', 'twisted-trac-4298-on-2010-04-02.html')
tbp.set_bug_html_data(
unicode(open(cached_html_filename).read(), 'utf-8'))
# This CSV data comes from visiting
# http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/ticket/4298 and clicking
# "Comma-delimited text" at the bottom.
tbp.set_bug_csv_data(
open(
os.path.join(HERE, 'sample-data',
'twisted-trac-4298-csv-export')).read())
# Provide a fake "tracker model", which is a little bit of data that
# corresponds to information about the open source project in question
# and how its bug tracker is configured.
tm = TrackerModel()
# Now, actually look at the data returned by the BugParser object
# and verify its output through assertions.
returned_data = tbp.get_parsed_data_dict(tm)
assert returned_data['title'] == 'Deprecate twisted.persisted.journal'
assert returned_data['good_for_newcomers']
def test_bug_parser(self):
### As an aside:
# TracBugParser is amusing, as it pulls data from two different sources.
# 1. Data pulled from the Trac API, which is stored for the parser's
# benefit in csv_data.
# 2. Data that must be scraped from the Trac web app, since the API
# doesn't expose everything. This gets stored in html_data.
# In this test, we provide versions of that data that we downloaded
# in the past so that we can make this test run fast and reliably.
# By providing the data here, we permit the test to run without
# accessing the network.
# Create a new TracBugParser that is aware of the URL it refers to
tbp = TracBugParser(
bug_url='http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/ticket/4298')
# Add data to avoid the network hit
# (This is a file you can get by calling 'wget' on the above ticket URL.)
cached_html_filename = os.path.join(
HERE, 'sample-data', 'twisted-trac-4298-on-2010-04-02.html')
tbp.set_bug_html_data(
unicode(open(cached_html_filename).read(), 'utf-8'))
# This CSV data comes from visiting
# http://twistedmatrix.com/trac/ticket/4298 and clicking
# "Comma-delimited text" at the bottom.
tbp.set_bug_csv_data(
open(
os.path.join(HERE, 'sample-data',
'twisted-trac-4298-csv-export')).read())
# Provide a fake "tracker model", which is a little bit of data that
# corresponds to information about the open source project in question
# and how its bug tracker is configured.
tm = TrackerModel()
# Now, actually look at the data returned by the BugParser object
# and verify its output through assertions.
returned_data = tbp.get_parsed_data_dict(tm)
assert returned_data['title'] == 'Deprecate twisted.persisted.journal'
assert returned_data['good_for_newcomers']
