def test_sanitary_should_return_url(self):
"""
Verify that dashes and / are considered sanitary characters
:return:
"""
url = "this-is-a-valid-name"
self.assertEqual(url, go.sanitary(url))
url = "this-is-a-valid-name/"
self.assertEqual(url, go.sanitary(url))
def test_sanitary_should_return_url(self):
"""
Verify that dashes and / are considered sanitary characters
:return:
"""
url = "this-is-a-valid-name"
self.assertEqual(url, go.sanitary(url))
url = "this-is-a-valid-name/"
self.assertEqual(url, go.sanitary(url))
def test_sanitary_should_return_None(self):
"""
Verify that underscores are marked as unsanitary charachters
:return:
"""
# While in theory underscores are fine, we block them as unsanitary
url = "this_is_an_invalid_name"
self.assertEqual(None, go.sanitary(url))
# There's a branch that specifically checks the last character is valid or /
url = "this-is-an-invalid-name_"
self.assertEqual(None, go.sanitary(url))
def test_sanitary_should_return_None(self):
"""
Verify that underscores are marked as unsanitary charachters
:return:
"""
# While in theory underscores are fine, we block them as unsanitary
url = "this_is_an_invalid_name"
self.assertEqual(None, go.sanitary(url))
# There's a branch that specifically checks the last character is valid or /
url = "this-is-an-invalid-name_"
self.assertEqual(None, go.sanitary(url))
