Esempio n. 1
0
def reload_widgets():
    """Reload the default classifiers and widgets."""
    Classifier.delete_all_classifiers()
    Classifier.load_default_classifiers()

    Widget.delete_all_widgets()
    InteractiveWidget.load_default_widgets()
    NonInteractiveWidget.load_default_widgets()
Esempio n. 2
0
    def test_parameterized_widget(self):
        """Test that parameterized widgets are correctly handled."""
        self.assertEqual(InteractiveWidget.objects.count(), 0)

        Classifier.load_default_classifiers()
        InteractiveWidget.load_default_widgets()

        MUSIC_STAFF_ID = 'interactive-MusicStaff'

        widget = InteractiveWidget.get(MUSIC_STAFF_ID)
        self.assertEqual(widget.id, MUSIC_STAFF_ID)
        self.assertEqual(widget.name, 'Music staff')

        code = InteractiveWidget.get_raw_code(MUSIC_STAFF_ID)
        self.assertIn('GLOBALS.noteToGuess = JSON.parse(\'\\"', code)

        code = InteractiveWidget.get_raw_code(MUSIC_STAFF_ID, {'noteToGuess': 'abc'})

        self.assertIn('GLOBALS.noteToGuess = JSON.parse(\'abc\');', code)

        # The get_with_params() method cannot be called directly on Widget.
        # It must be called on a subclass.
        with self.assertRaises(AttributeError):
            parameterized_widget_dict = Widget.get_with_params(
                MUSIC_STAFF_ID, {'noteToGuess': 'abc'})
        with self.assertRaises(NotImplementedError):
            parameterized_widget_dict = Widget._get_with_params(
                MUSIC_STAFF_ID, {'noteToGuess': 'abc'})

        parameterized_widget_dict = InteractiveWidget.get_with_params(
            MUSIC_STAFF_ID, {'noteToGuess': 'abc'})
        self.assertItemsEqual(parameterized_widget_dict.keys(), [
            'id', 'name', 'category', 'description', 'template',
            'static_template', 'params', 'handlers', 'raw'])
        self.assertEqual(parameterized_widget_dict['id'], MUSIC_STAFF_ID)
        self.assertIn('GLOBALS.noteToGuess = JSON.parse(\'abc\');',
                      parameterized_widget_dict['raw'])
        self.assertEqual(parameterized_widget_dict['params'],
                         {'noteToGuess': 'abc'})
        InteractiveWidget.delete_all_widgets()
Esempio n. 3
0
    def test_put_method(self):
        """Test that put() only works when called on a Widget subclass."""
        widget = Widget(
            id='WidgetName', name='Widget Name', category='Category', template='Template')
        with self.assertRaises(NotImplementedError):
            widget.put()

        widget = InteractiveWidget(
            id='WidgetName', name='Widget Name', category='Category', template='Template',
            handlers=[AnswerHandler()])
        widget.put()
        InteractiveWidget.delete_all_widgets()
Esempio n. 4
0
    def verify_state_dict(self, state_dict, state_name_list):
        """Verifies a state dictionary."""
        STATE_DICT_SCHEMA = [
            ('name', basestring),
            ('content', list), ('param_changes', list), ('widget', dict)]
        self.verify_dict_keys_and_types(state_dict, STATE_DICT_SCHEMA)

        curr_state = state_dict['name']

        # TODO(sll): Change the following verification once we move 'content'
        # to become a typed object.
        CONTENT_ITEM_SCHEMA = [('type', basestring), ('value', basestring)]
        for content_item in state_dict['content']:
            self.verify_dict_keys_and_types(content_item, CONTENT_ITEM_SCHEMA)
            self.assertIn(content_item['type'], ['text', 'image', 'video'])

        PARAM_CHANGES_SCHEMA = [
            ('name', basestring), ('values', list), ('obj_type', basestring)]
        for param_change in state_dict['param_changes']:
            self.verify_dict_keys_and_types(param_change, PARAM_CHANGES_SCHEMA)
            # TODO(sll): Test that the elements of 'values' are of the correct
            # type.

        WIDGET_SCHEMA = [
            ('widget_id', basestring), ('params', dict), ('handlers', list),
            ('sticky', bool)]
        self.verify_dict_keys_and_types(state_dict['widget'], WIDGET_SCHEMA)

        for handler in state_dict['widget']['handlers']:
            HANDLER_SCHEMA = [('name', basestring), ('rules', list)]
            self.verify_dict_keys_and_types(handler, HANDLER_SCHEMA)

            # Check that the list of rules is non-empty.
            self.assertTrue(handler['rules'])

            for rule in handler['rules']:
                RULE_SCHEMA = [
                    ('dest', basestring), ('feedback', list), ('inputs', dict),
                    ('name', basestring), ('param_changes', list)
                ]
                self.verify_dict_keys_and_types(rule, RULE_SCHEMA)

                # Check that the destination is a valid one.
                if rule['dest'] != feconf.END_DEST:
                    self.assertIn(rule['dest'], state_name_list)

                # Check that there are no feedback-less self-loops.
                self.assertFalse(
                    rule['dest'] == curr_state and not rule['feedback']
                    and not state_dict['widget']['sticky'],
                    msg='State %s has a self-loop with no feedback. This is '
                    'likely to frustrate the reader.' % curr_state)

                # TODO(sll): Does 'inputs' need any tests?
                # TODO(sll): Check that the name corresponds to a valid one
                # from the relevant exploration -- maybe. (Need to decide if
                # we allow initialization of parameters midway through states.)
                for param_change in state_dict['param_changes']:
                    self.verify_dict_keys_and_types(
                        param_change, PARAM_CHANGES_SCHEMA)
                    # TODO(sll): Test that the elements of 'values' are of the
                    # correct type.

        for wp_name, wp_value in state_dict['widget']['params'].iteritems():
            self.assertTrue(isinstance(wp_name, basestring))

            # Check that the parameter name is valid.
            widget_params = Widget.get(state_dict['widget']['widget_id']).params
            widget_param_names = [wp.name for wp in widget_params]
            self.assertIn(
                wp_name, widget_param_names,
                msg='Parameter %s is not a valid parameter for widget %s' % (
                    wp_name, state_dict['widget']['widget_id']))

            # Get the object class used to normalize the value for this param.
            for wp in widget_params:
                if wp.name == wp_name:
                    obj_class = get_object_class(wp.obj_type)
                    self.assertIsNotNone(obj_class)
                    break

            # Check that the parameter value has the correct type.
            obj_class.normalize(wp_value)