def test_update_email_ok(self, mocked_reset_pwd, mocked_add_status_msg):
data = {
'email': '*****@*****.**',
}
request = fake_request(form_data=data, method='POST')
# get the form to edit partner1
form = self.get_form('cms.form.my.account',
sudo_uid=self.user1.id,
req=request,
main_object=self.partner1)
# # make status message machinery happy
form.o_request.website = self.env['website'].browse(1)
result = form._handle_email_update(self.user1, data)
# email has been updated
self.assertEqual(self.partner1.email, data['email'])
# user login too
self.assertEqual(self.user1.login, data['email'])
# result is ok
self.assertTrue(result)
# user has been logged out
self.assertTrue(form.o_request.session.test_logged_out)
# password reset has been forced
mocked_reset_pwd.assert_called()
# and we got a nice status message
msg = ('Your login username has changed to: `[email protected]`. '
'An email has been sent to verify it. '
'You will be asked to reset your password.')
self.assertEqual(mocked_add_status_msg.call_args[0][0], msg)
def test_form_update_different_email_update_called(self):
data = {'email': self.user1.email}
request = fake_request(form_data=data, method='POST')
form = self.get_form('cms.form.my.account',
sudo_uid=self.user1.id,
req=request,
main_object=self.partner1)
# same email, not called
with mock.patch.object(type(form), '_handle_email_update') as mocked:
form.form_process()
mocked.assert_not_called()
# change email
data = {'email': '*****@*****.**'}
request = fake_request(form_data=data, method='POST')
form = self.get_form('cms.form.my.account',
sudo_uid=self.user1.id,
req=request,
main_object=self.partner1)
# different email, called
with mock.patch.object(type(form), '_handle_email_update') as mocked:
form.form_process()
mocked.assert_called_with(self.user1, data)
def test_form_updates(self):
data = {
'enable_1': 'on',
'enable_2': '',
'enable_3': 'on',
}
req = fake_request(form_data=data, method='POST')
form = self.get_form('cms.notification.panel.form',
req=req,
main_object=self.user1)
form.form_process()
self.assertIn(self.subtype1, self.user1.enabled_notify_subtype_ids)
self.assertIn(self.subtype2, self.user1.disabled_notify_subtype_ids)
self.assertIn(self.subtype3, self.user1.enabled_notify_subtype_ids)
def test_form_update(self):
self.assertEqual(self.partner1.name, 'Test User 1')
data = {
'name': 'Edward Norton',
}
request = fake_request(form_data=data, method='POST')
# get the form to edit partner1
form = self.get_form('cms.form.my.account',
sudo_uid=self.user1.id,
req=request,
main_object=self.partner1)
# submit form as user1
form.form_create_or_update()
self.assertEqual(self.partner1.name, data['name'])
def test_update_email_smtp_fail(self, mocked_add_status_msg):
data = {
'email': '*****@*****.**',
}
request = fake_request(form_data=data, method='POST')
# get the form to edit partner1
form = self.get_form('cms.form.my.account',
sudo_uid=self.user1.id,
req=request,
main_object=self.partner1)
form.o_request.website = self.env['website'].browse(1)
with mock.patch.object(type(form), '_logout_and_notify') as mocked:
with mock.patch.object(
type(form), '_handle_login_update',
**{'side_effect': MailDeliveryException('err', 'val')}):
form.form_process()
mocked.assert_not_called()
def test_form_update_vat_validation_called(self):
data = {
'vat': 'this VAT is #so_wrong',
}
request = fake_request(form_data=data, method='POST')
# get the form to edit partner1
form = self.get_form('cms.form.my.account',
sudo_uid=self.user1.id,
req=request,
main_object=self.partner1)
with mock.patch.object(type(form), '_form_validate_vat') as mocked:
# method is mocked thus is going to return a mocked object
# instead of a tuple. `form_validate` will raise ValueError
mocked.return_value = ('vat_not_valid', 'message')
form.form_process()
mocked.assert_called_with(
'this VAT is #so_wrong',
# request values
vat='this VAT is #so_wrong',
)
def test_form_update_email_validation_called(self):
data = {
'email': 'this email is #so_wrong',
}
request = fake_request(form_data=data, method='POST')
# get the form to edit partner1
form = self.get_form('cms.form.my.account',
sudo_uid=self.user1.id,
req=request,
main_object=self.partner1)
patch_path = \
'odoo.addons.cms_account_form.models.account_form.AccountForm'
with mock.patch(patch_path + '._form_validate_email') as patched:
# method is mocked thus is going to return a mocked object
# instead of a tuple. `form_validate` will raise ValueError
patched.return_value = ('email_not_valid', 'message')
form.form_process()
patched.assert_called_with(
'this email is #so_wrong',
# request values
email='this email is #so_wrong',
)
def test_update_email_exists(self, mocked_add_status_msg):
self.user_model.create({
'name': 'Lock a new email',
'login': '******',
'email': '*****@*****.**',
})
data = {
'email': '*****@*****.**',
}
request = fake_request(form_data=data, method='POST')
# get the form to edit partner1
form = self.get_form('cms.form.my.account',
sudo_uid=self.user1.id,
req=request,
main_object=self.partner1)
# make status message machinery happy
form.o_request.website = self.env['website'].browse(1)
result = form._handle_email_update(self.user1, data)
# no update happened
self.assertFalse(result)
# and we got a nice status message
msg = 'Email address `[email protected]` already taken.'
self.assertEqual(mocked_add_status_msg.call_args[0][0], msg)
def test_form_next_url_redirect(self):
req = fake_request(query_string='redirect=/foo')
form = self.get_form('cms.notification.panel.form', req=req)
self.assertEqual(form.form_next_url(), '/foo')
def test_form_next_url_redirect(self):
req = fake_request(query_string='redirect=/foo')
form = self.get_form('cms.form.my.account', req=req)
self.assertEqual(form.form_next_url(), '/foo')
