def test_auth_token_known_error(self):
"""
If there's an error code in the response, raise an
ETRestError.
"""
backend = ExactTargetRest()
backend._request = Mock()
backend._request.return_value.json.return_value = {"errorcode": "17", "message": "SNAKES"}
with self.assertRaises(ETRestError) as ETRE:
backend.auth_token
self.assertEqual(str(ETRE.exception), "17: SNAKES")
def add_sms_user(send_name, mobile_number, optin):
messages = get_sms_messages()
if send_name not in messages:
return
et = ExactTargetRest()
try:
et.send_sms([mobile_number], messages[send_name])
except ETRestError as error:
return add_sms_user.retry(exc=error)
if optin:
add_sms_user_optin.delay(mobile_number)
def test_auth_token_expired(self):
backend = ExactTargetRest()
with patch("news.backends.exacttarget_rest.time.time") as mock_time:
# Not expired
mock_time.return_value = 100
backend._access_token_expires = 200
backend._access_token_expire_buffer = 50
self.assertFalse(backend.auth_token_expired())
# Not expired but within buffer
mock_time.return_value = 100
backend._access_token_expires = 120
backend._access_token_expire_buffer = 50
self.assertTrue(backend.auth_token_expired())
# Expired
mock_time.return_value = 100
backend._access_token_expires = 80
backend._access_token_expire_buffer = 50
self.assertTrue(backend.auth_token_expired())
def test_auth_token_has_token(self):
"""If we already have a valid auth token, return it."""
backend = ExactTargetRest()
backend._access_token = "mytoken"
backend.auth_token_expired = Mock(return_value=False)
self.assertEqual(backend.auth_token, "mytoken")