def setup(self):
super(TestURNLookupController, self).setup()
self.controller = URNLookupController(self._db)
self.source = DataSource.lookup(self._db, DataSource.INTERNAL_PROCESSING)
class TestURNLookupController(DatabaseTest):
def setup(self):
super(TestURNLookupController, self).setup()
self.controller = URNLookupController(self._db)
self.source = DataSource.lookup(self._db, DataSource.INTERNAL_PROCESSING)
def assert_one_message(self, urn, code, message):
"""Assert that the given message is the only thing
in the feed.
"""
[obj] = self.controller.precomposed_entries
expect = OPDSMessage(urn, code, message)
assert isinstance(obj, OPDSMessage)
eq_(urn, obj.urn)
eq_(code, obj.status_code)
eq_(message, obj.message)
eq_([], self.controller.works)
def test_process_urn_initial_registration(self):
urn = Identifier.URN_SCHEME_PREFIX + "Overdrive ID/nosuchidentifier"
self.controller.process_urn(urn)
self.assert_one_message(
urn, 201, URNLookupController.IDENTIFIER_REGISTERED
)
# The Identifier has been created and given a CoverageRecord
# with a transient failure.
[identifier] = self._db.query(Identifier).filter(
Identifier.type==Identifier.OVERDRIVE_ID
).all()
eq_("nosuchidentifier", identifier.identifier)
[coverage] = identifier.coverage_records
eq_(CoverageRecord.TRANSIENT_FAILURE, coverage.status)
def test_process_urn_pending_resolve_attempt(self):
# Simulate calling process_urn twice, and make sure the
# second call results in an "I'm working on it, hold your horses" message.
identifier = self._identifier(Identifier.GUTENBERG_ID)
record, is_new = CoverageRecord.add_for(
identifier, self.source, self.controller.OPERATION,
status=CoverageRecord.TRANSIENT_FAILURE
)
record.exception = self.controller.NO_WORK_DONE_EXCEPTION
self.controller.process_urn(identifier.urn)
self.assert_one_message(
identifier.urn, HTTP_ACCEPTED,
URNLookupController.WORKING_TO_RESOLVE_IDENTIFIER
)
def test_process_urn_exception_during_resolve_attempt(self):
identifier = self._identifier(Identifier.GUTENBERG_ID)
record, is_new = CoverageRecord.add_for(
identifier, self.source, self.controller.OPERATION,
status=CoverageRecord.PERSISTENT_FAILURE
)
record.exception = "foo"
self.controller.process_urn(identifier.urn)
self.assert_one_message(
identifier.urn, HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR, "foo"
)
def test_process_urn_no_presentation_ready_work(self):
identifier = self._identifier(Identifier.GUTENBERG_ID)
# There's a record of success, but no presentation-ready work.
record, is_new = CoverageRecord.add_for(
identifier, self.source, self.controller.OPERATION,
status=CoverageRecord.SUCCESS
)
self.controller.process_urn(identifier.urn)
self.assert_one_message(
identifier.urn, HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR,
self.controller.SUCCESS_DID_NOT_RESULT_IN_PRESENTATION_READY_WORK
)
def test_process_urn_unresolvable_type(self):
# We can't resolve a 3M identifier because we don't have the
# appropriate access to the bibliographic API.
identifier = self._identifier(Identifier.THREEM_ID)
self.controller.process_urn(identifier.urn)
self.assert_one_message(
identifier.urn, HTTP_NOT_FOUND, self.controller.UNRESOLVABLE_IDENTIFIER
)
def test_presentation_ready_work_overrides_unresolveable_type(self):
# If there is a presentation-ready Work associated
# with the identifier, turns out we can resolve it even if the
# type would otherwise not be resolvable.
edition, pool = self._edition(
identifier_type=Identifier.THREEM_ID, with_license_pool=True
)
pool.open_access = False
work, is_new = pool.calculate_work()
work.presentation_ready = True
identifier = edition.primary_identifier
self.controller.process_urn(identifier.urn)
eq_([(identifier, work)], self.controller.works)
def test_process_urn_with_collection(self):
collection = self._collection()
i1 = self._identifier()
i2 = self._identifier()
eq_([], collection.catalog)
self.controller.process_urn(i1.urn, collection=collection)
eq_(1, len(collection.catalog))
eq_([i1], collection.catalog)
# Adds new identifiers to an existing catalog
self.controller.process_urn(i2.urn, collection=collection)
eq_(2, len(collection.catalog))
assert i1 in collection.catalog
assert i2 in collection.catalog
# Does not duplicate identifiers in the catalog
self.controller.process_urn(i1.urn, collection=collection)
eq_(2, len(collection.catalog))
assert i1 in collection.catalog
assert i2 in collection.catalog
def test_process_urn_isbn(self):
# Create a new ISBN identifier.
# Ask online providers for metadata to turn into an opds feed about this identifier.
# Make sure a coverage record was created, and a 201 status obtained from provider.
# Ask online provider again, and make sure we're now getting a 202 "working on it" status.
# Ask again, this time getting a result. Make sure know that got a result.
isbn, ignore = Identifier.for_foreign_id(
self._db, Identifier.ISBN, self._isbn
)
# The first time we look up an ISBN a CoverageRecord is created
# representing the work to be done.
self.controller.process_urn(isbn.urn)
self.assert_one_message(
isbn.urn, HTTP_CREATED, self.controller.IDENTIFIER_REGISTERED
)
[record] = isbn.coverage_records
eq_(record.exception, self.controller.NO_WORK_DONE_EXCEPTION)
eq_(record.status, CoverageRecord.TRANSIENT_FAILURE)
# So long as the necessary coverage is not provided,
# future lookups will not provide useful information
self.controller.precomposed_entries = []
self.controller.process_urn(isbn.urn)
self.assert_one_message(
isbn.urn, HTTP_ACCEPTED, self.controller.WORKING_TO_RESOLVE_IDENTIFIER
)
# Let's provide the coverage.
metadata_sources = DataSource.metadata_sources_for(
self._db, isbn
)
for source in metadata_sources:
CoverageRecord.add_for(isbn, source)
# Process the ISBN again, and we get an <entry> tag with the
# information.
self.controller.precomposed_entries = []
self.controller.process_urn(isbn.urn)
expect = isbn.opds_entry()
[actual] = self.controller.precomposed_entries
eq_(etree.tostring(expect), etree.tostring(actual))
def setup(self):
super(TestURNLookupController, self).setup()
self.controller = URNLookupController(self._db)
self.source = DataSource.lookup(self._db,
DataSource.INTERNAL_PROCESSING)
def lookup(collection_metadata_identifier=None):
return URNLookupController(app._db).work_lookup(
VerboseAnnotator,
require_active_licensepool=False,
collection_details=collection_metadata_identifier)
class TestURNLookupController(ControllerTest):
def setup(self):
super(TestURNLookupController, self).setup()
self.controller = URNLookupController(self._db)
self.source = DataSource.lookup(self._db,
DataSource.INTERNAL_PROCESSING)
def basic_request_context(f):
@wraps(f)
def decorated(*args, **kwargs):
from app import app
with app.test_request_context('/'):
return f(*args, **kwargs)
return decorated
@basic_request_context
def assert_one_message(self, urn, code, message):
"""Assert that the given message is the only thing
in the feed.
"""
[obj] = self.controller.precomposed_entries
expect = OPDSMessage(urn, code, message)
assert isinstance(obj, OPDSMessage)
eq_(urn, obj.urn)
eq_(code, obj.status_code)
eq_(message, obj.message)
eq_([], self.controller.works)
@basic_request_context
def test_process_urn_initial_registration(self):
urn = Identifier.URN_SCHEME_PREFIX + "Overdrive ID/nosuchidentifier"
self.controller.process_urn(urn)
self.assert_one_message(urn, 201,
URNLookupController.IDENTIFIER_REGISTERED)
# The Identifier has been created and given a CoverageRecord
# with a transient failure.
[identifier] = self._db.query(Identifier).filter(
Identifier.type == Identifier.OVERDRIVE_ID).all()
eq_("nosuchidentifier", identifier.identifier)
[coverage] = identifier.coverage_records
eq_(CoverageRecord.TRANSIENT_FAILURE, coverage.status)
@basic_request_context
def test_process_urn_pending_resolve_attempt(self):
# Simulate calling process_urn twice, and make sure the
# second call results in an "I'm working on it, hold your horses" message.
identifier = self._identifier(Identifier.GUTENBERG_ID)
record, is_new = CoverageRecord.add_for(
identifier,
self.source,
self.controller.OPERATION,
status=CoverageRecord.TRANSIENT_FAILURE)
record.exception = self.controller.NO_WORK_DONE_EXCEPTION
self.controller.process_urn(identifier.urn)
self.assert_one_message(
identifier.urn, HTTP_ACCEPTED,
URNLookupController.WORKING_TO_RESOLVE_IDENTIFIER)
@basic_request_context
def test_process_urn_exception_during_resolve_attempt(self):
identifier = self._identifier(Identifier.GUTENBERG_ID)
record, is_new = CoverageRecord.add_for(
identifier,
self.source,
self.controller.OPERATION,
status=CoverageRecord.PERSISTENT_FAILURE)
record.exception = "foo"
self.controller.process_urn(identifier.urn)
self.assert_one_message(identifier.urn, HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR,
"foo")
@basic_request_context
def test_process_urn_no_presentation_ready_work(self):
identifier = self._identifier(Identifier.GUTENBERG_ID)
# There's a record of success, but no presentation-ready work.
record, is_new = CoverageRecord.add_for(identifier,
self.source,
self.controller.OPERATION,
status=CoverageRecord.SUCCESS)
self.controller.process_urn(identifier.urn)
self.assert_one_message(
identifier.urn, HTTP_INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR,
self.controller.SUCCESS_DID_NOT_RESULT_IN_PRESENTATION_READY_WORK)
@basic_request_context
def test_process_urn_unresolvable_type(self):
# We can't resolve a 3M identifier because we don't have the
# appropriate access to the bibliographic API.
identifier = self._identifier(Identifier.THREEM_ID)
self.controller.process_urn(identifier.urn)
self.assert_one_message(identifier.urn, HTTP_NOT_FOUND,
self.controller.UNRESOLVABLE_IDENTIFIER)
@basic_request_context
def test_presentation_ready_work_overrides_unresolveable_type(self):
# If there is a presentation-ready Work associated
# with the identifier, turns out we can resolve it even if the
# type would otherwise not be resolvable.
edition, pool = self._edition(identifier_type=Identifier.THREEM_ID,
with_license_pool=True)
pool.open_access = False
work, is_new = pool.calculate_work()
work.presentation_ready = True
identifier = edition.primary_identifier
self.controller.process_urn(identifier.urn)
eq_([(identifier, work)], self.controller.works)
def test_process_urn_with_collection(self):
name = base64.b64encode(
(ExternalIntegration.OPDS_IMPORT + ':' + self._url), '-_')
collection = self._collection(name=name, url=self._url)
with self.app.test_request_context('/', headers=self.valid_auth):
i1 = self._identifier()
i2 = self._identifier()
eq_([], collection.catalog)
self.controller.process_urn(i1.urn, collection_details=name)
eq_(1, len(collection.catalog))
eq_([i1], collection.catalog)
# Adds new identifiers to an existing collection's catalog
self.controller.process_urn(i2.urn, collection_details=name)
eq_(2, len(collection.catalog))
eq_(sorted([i1, i2]), sorted(collection.catalog))
# Does not duplicate identifiers in the collection's catalog
self.controller.process_urn(i1.urn, collection_details=name)
eq_(2, len(collection.catalog))
eq_(sorted([i1, i2]), sorted(collection.catalog))
with self.app.test_request_context('/'):
# Does not add identifiers to a collection if it isn't
# sent by an authenticated client, even if there's a
# collection attached.
i3 = self._identifier()
self.controller.process_urn(i3.urn, collection_details=name)
assert i3 not in collection.catalog
@basic_request_context
def test_process_urn_isbn(self):
# Create a new ISBN identifier.
# Ask online providers for metadata to turn into an opds feed about this identifier.
# Make sure a coverage record was created, and a 201 status obtained from provider.
# Ask online provider again, and make sure we're now getting a 202 "working on it" status.
# Ask again, this time getting a result. Make sure know that got a result.
isbn, ignore = Identifier.for_foreign_id(self._db, Identifier.ISBN,
self._isbn)
# The first time we look up an ISBN a CoverageRecord is created
# representing the work to be done.
self.controller.process_urn(isbn.urn)
self.assert_one_message(isbn.urn, HTTP_CREATED,
self.controller.IDENTIFIER_REGISTERED)
[record] = isbn.coverage_records
eq_(record.exception, self.controller.NO_WORK_DONE_EXCEPTION)
eq_(record.status, CoverageRecord.TRANSIENT_FAILURE)
# So long as the necessary coverage is not provided,
# future lookups will not provide useful information
self.controller.precomposed_entries = []
self.controller.process_urn(isbn.urn)
self.assert_one_message(isbn.urn, HTTP_ACCEPTED,
self.controller.WORKING_TO_RESOLVE_IDENTIFIER)
# Let's provide the coverage.
metadata_sources = DataSource.metadata_sources_for(self._db, isbn)
for source in metadata_sources:
CoverageRecord.add_for(isbn, source)
# Process the ISBN again, and we get an <entry> tag with the
# information.
self.controller.precomposed_entries = []
self.controller.process_urn(isbn.urn)
expect = isbn.opds_entry()
[actual] = self.controller.precomposed_entries
eq_(etree.tostring(expect), etree.tostring(actual))
