def test_user_request_produces_valid_json(self):
req = UserRequest()
req.username = "******"
req.password = "******"
req.remote_address = "127.0.0.1"
self.assertEqual(req.to_json(),
'{"username": "******", "password": "******", '
'"validation-factors": {"validationFactors": [{"name": "remote_address", "value": "%s"}]}}'
% (req.username,req.password,req.remote_address),
'JSON does not match')
def create_user_session(self, user_name, password, remote_addr):
"""
Asks the crowd provider for a user session token
:param user_name: Login name of the user
:param password: Password of the user
:param remote_addr: IP address the user is requesting from
:return: User object in JSON containing a 'token' from Crowd
raises exception if invalid credentials
"""
user = UserRequest()
user.username = user_name
user.password = password
user.remote_address = remote_addr
# Now we have enough information to make
# a request to the Crowd API for a session
return self._make_request('session', user.to_json())
def update_user(self, username, first_name, last_name, email, password):
"""
Asks the client to update the user record
:param username: login name for the user
:param first_name: The name given to the user for use in an informal setting
:param last_name: The name of the user's family
:param email: Email address
:param password: User's desired password
:return: nothing
"""
req = UserRequest()
req.username = username
req.first_name = first_name
req.last_name = last_name
req.email = email
req.password = password
return self._make_request('user?username=%s' % username, data=req.new_user_json(), method='PUT')
