def test_deactivate(self):
# convert our test channel to be a Nexmo channel
self.org.connect_nexmo("TEST_KEY", "TEST_SECRET", self.admin)
channel = self.org.channels.all().first()
channel.channel_type = "NX"
channel.config = {
Channel.CONFIG_NEXMO_APP_ID: "myappid",
Channel.CONFIG_NEXMO_APP_PRIVATE_KEY: "secret"
}
channel.save(update_fields=("channel_type", "config"))
# mock a 404 response from Nexmo during deactivation
with self.settings(IS_PROD=True):
with patch("nexmo.Client.delete_application"
) as mock_delete_application:
mock_delete_application.side_effect = nexmo.ClientError(
"404 response")
# releasing shouldn't blow up on auth failures
channel.release()
channel.refresh_from_db()
self.assertFalse(channel.is_active)
mock_delete_application.assert_called_once_with(
application_id="myappid")
def test_retry(self, mock_get_account_numbers):
mock_get_account_numbers.side_effect = [
nexmo.ClientError("420 response from tests.com"),
{
"count": 2,
"numbers": ["23463", "568658"]
},
]
self.assertEqual(self.client.get_numbers(), ["23463", "568658"])
def send_sms(sender: str, to: str, message: str, client: nexmo.Client) -> dict:
"""Sends an SMS.
``sender`` and ``to`` must be in proper long form.
"""
# Nexmo is apparently picky about + being in the sender.
sender = sender.strip("+")
resp = client.send_message({"from": sender, "to": to, "text": message})
# Nexmo client incorrectly treats failed messages as successful
error_text = resp["messages"][0].get("error-text")
if error_text:
raise nexmo.ClientError(error_text)
return resp
def send_sms(sender: str, to: str, message: str, client: nexmo.Client) -> dict:
"""Sends an SMS.
``sender`` and ``to`` must be in proper long form.
"""
# This has to be removed at some point. Sleep a little to avoid hitting rate limits.
time.sleep(0.3)
# Nexmo is apparently picky about + being in the sender.
sender = sender.strip("+")
logging.info(f"Sending from {sender} to {to} message length {len(message)}")
resp = client.send_message({"from": sender, "to": to, "text": message})
# Nexmo client incorrectly treats failed messages as successful
error_text = resp["messages"][0].get("error-text")
if error_text:
raise nexmo.ClientError(error_text)
return resp