Esempio n. 1
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def test_update_username(support):
    support.update_username('user_two', 'new_user_two')
    session = Session()
    comments = session.query(Comment).\
        filter(Comment.username == 'user_two').all()
    assert len(comments) == 0
    votes = session.query(CommentVote).\
        filter(CommentVote.username == 'user_two').all()
    assert len(votes) == 0
    comments = session.query(Comment).\
        filter(Comment.username == 'new_user_two').all()
    assert len(comments) == 1
    votes = session.query(CommentVote).\
        filter(CommentVote.username == 'new_user_two').all()
    assert len(votes) == 0
Esempio n. 2
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def test_update_username(support):
    support.update_username('user_two', 'new_user_two')
    session = Session()
    comments = session.query(Comment).\
        filter(Comment.username == 'user_two').all()
    assert len(comments) == 0
    votes = session.query(CommentVote).\
        filter(CommentVote.username == 'user_two').all()
    assert len(votes) == 0
    comments = session.query(Comment).\
        filter(Comment.username == 'new_user_two').all()
    assert len(comments) == 1
    votes = session.query(CommentVote).\
        filter(CommentVote.username == 'new_user_two').all()
    assert len(votes) == 0
Esempio n. 3
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def test_voting(support):
    session = Session()
    nodes = session.query(Node).all()
    node = nodes[0]

    comment = support.get_data(node.id)['comments'][0]

    def check_rating(val):
        data = support.get_data(node.id)
        comment = data['comments'][0]
        assert comment['rating'] == val, '%s != %s' % (comment['rating'], val)

    support.process_vote(comment['id'], 'user_one', '1')
    support.process_vote(comment['id'], 'user_two', '1')
    support.process_vote(comment['id'], 'user_three', '1')
    check_rating(3)
    support.process_vote(comment['id'], 'user_one', '-1')
    check_rating(1)
    support.process_vote(comment['id'], 'user_one', '0')
    check_rating(2)

    # Make sure a vote with value > 1 or < -1 can't be cast.
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        support.process_vote(comment['id'], 'user_one', '2')
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        support.process_vote(comment['id'], 'user_one', '-2')

    # Make sure past voting data is associated with comments when they are
    # fetched.
    data = support.get_data(str(node.id), username='******')
    comment = data['comments'][0]
    assert comment['vote'] == 1, '%s != 1' % comment['vote']
Esempio n. 4
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def test_voting(support):
    session = Session()
    nodes = session.query(Node).all()
    node = nodes[0]

    comment = support.get_data(node.id)['comments'][0]

    def check_rating(val):
        data = support.get_data(node.id)
        comment = data['comments'][0]
        assert comment['rating'] == val, '%s != %s' % (comment['rating'], val)

    support.process_vote(comment['id'], 'user_one', '1')
    support.process_vote(comment['id'], 'user_two', '1')
    support.process_vote(comment['id'], 'user_three', '1')
    check_rating(3)
    support.process_vote(comment['id'], 'user_one', '-1')
    check_rating(1)
    support.process_vote(comment['id'], 'user_one', '0')
    check_rating(2)

    # Make sure a vote with value > 1 or < -1 can't be cast.
    raises(ValueError, support.process_vote, comment['id'], 'user_one', '2')
    raises(ValueError, support.process_vote, comment['id'], 'user_one', '-2')

    # Make sure past voting data is associated with comments when they are
    # fetched.
    data = support.get_data(str(node.id), username='******')
    comment = data['comments'][0]
    assert comment['vote'] == 1, '%s != 1' % comment['vote']
Esempio n. 5
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def test_proposals(support):
    session = Session()
    node = session.query(Node).first()

    data = support.get_data(node.id)

    source = data['source']
    proposal = source[:5] + source[10:15] + 'asdf' + source[15:]

    support.add_comment('Proposal comment', node_id=node.id, proposal=proposal)
Esempio n. 6
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def test_proposals(support):
    session = Session()
    node = session.query(Node).first()

    data = support.get_data(node.id)

    source = data['source']
    proposal = source[:5] + source[10:15] + 'asdf' + source[15:]

    support.add_comment('Proposal comment',
                        node_id=node.id,
                        proposal=proposal)
Esempio n. 7
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def test_comments(support):
    session = Session()
    nodes = session.query(Node).all()
    first_node = nodes[0]
    second_node = nodes[1]

    # Create a displayed comment and a non displayed comment.
    comment = support.add_comment('First test comment',
                                  node_id=first_node.id,
                                  username='******')
    hidden_comment = support.add_comment('Hidden comment',
                                         node_id=first_node.id,
                                         displayed=False)
    # Make sure that comments can't be added to a comment where
    # displayed == False, since it could break the algorithm that
    # converts a nodes comments to a tree.
    raises(CommentNotAllowedError,
           support.add_comment,
           'Not allowed',
           parent_id=str(hidden_comment['id']))
    # Add a displayed and not displayed child to the displayed comment.
    support.add_comment('Child test comment',
                        parent_id=str(comment['id']),
                        username='******')
    support.add_comment('Hidden child test comment',
                        parent_id=str(comment['id']),
                        displayed=False)
    # Add a comment to another node to make sure it isn't returned later.
    support.add_comment('Second test comment',
                        node_id=second_node.id,
                        username='******')

    # Access the comments as a moderator.
    data = support.get_data(first_node.id, moderator=True)
    comments = data['comments']
    children = comments[0]['children']
    assert len(comments) == 2
    assert comments[1]['text'] == '<p>Hidden comment</p>\n'
    assert len(children) == 2
    assert children[1]['text'] == '<p>Hidden child test comment</p>\n'

    # Access the comments without being a moderator.
    data = support.get_data(first_node.id)
    comments = data['comments']
    children = comments[0]['children']
    assert len(comments) == 1
    assert comments[0]['text'] == '<p>First test comment</p>\n'
    assert len(children) == 1
    assert children[0]['text'] == '<p>Child test comment</p>\n'
Esempio n. 8
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def test_comments(support):
    session = Session()
    nodes = session.query(Node).all()
    first_node = nodes[0]
    second_node = nodes[1]

    # Create a displayed comment and a non displayed comment.
    comment = support.add_comment('First test comment',
                                  node_id=first_node.id,
                                  username='******')
    hidden_comment = support.add_comment('Hidden comment',
                                         node_id=first_node.id,
                                         displayed=False)
    # Make sure that comments can't be added to a comment where
    # displayed == False, since it could break the algorithm that
    # converts a nodes comments to a tree.
    with pytest.raises(CommentNotAllowedError):
        support.add_comment('Not allowed', parent_id=str(hidden_comment['id']))
    # Add a displayed and not displayed child to the displayed comment.
    support.add_comment('Child test comment', parent_id=str(comment['id']),
                        username='******')
    support.add_comment('Hidden child test comment',
                        parent_id=str(comment['id']), displayed=False)
    # Add a comment to another node to make sure it isn't returned later.
    support.add_comment('Second test comment',
                        node_id=second_node.id,
                        username='******')

    # Access the comments as a moderator.
    data = support.get_data(first_node.id, moderator=True)
    comments = data['comments']
    children = comments[0]['children']
    assert len(comments) == 2
    assert comments[1]['text'] == '<p>Hidden comment</p>\n'
    assert len(children) == 2
    assert children[1]['text'] == '<p>Hidden child test comment</p>\n'

    # Access the comments without being a moderator.
    data = support.get_data(first_node.id)
    comments = data['comments']
    children = comments[0]['children']
    assert len(comments) == 1
    assert comments[0]['text'] == '<p>First test comment</p>\n'
    assert len(children) == 1
    assert children[0]['text'] == '<p>Child test comment</p>\n'
Esempio n. 9
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def test_moderation(support):
    session = Session()
    nodes = session.query(Node).all()
    node = nodes[7]
    session.close()
    accepted = support.add_comment('Accepted Comment', node_id=node.id,
                                   displayed=False)
    deleted  = support.add_comment('Comment to delete', node_id=node.id,
                                   displayed=False)
    # Make sure the moderation_callback is called.
    assert called
    # Make sure the user must be a moderator.
    raises(UserNotAuthorizedError, support.accept_comment, accepted['id'])
    raises(UserNotAuthorizedError, support.delete_comment, deleted['id'])
    support.accept_comment(accepted['id'], moderator=True)
    support.delete_comment(deleted['id'], moderator=True)
    comments = support.get_data(node.id)['comments']
    assert len(comments) == 1
    comments = support.get_data(node.id, moderator=True)['comments']
    assert len(comments) == 1
def test_moderation(support):
    session = Session()
    nodes = session.query(Node).all()
    node = nodes[7]
    session.close()
    accepted = support.add_comment('Accepted Comment', node_id=node.id,
                                   displayed=False)
    deleted  = support.add_comment('Comment to delete', node_id=node.id,
                                   displayed=False)
    # Make sure the moderation_callback is called.
    assert called
    # Make sure the user must be a moderator.
    raises(UserNotAuthorizedError, support.accept_comment, accepted['id'])
    raises(UserNotAuthorizedError, support.delete_comment, deleted['id'])
    support.accept_comment(accepted['id'], moderator=True)
    support.delete_comment(deleted['id'], moderator=True)
    comments = support.get_data(node.id)['comments']
    assert len(comments) == 1
    comments = support.get_data(node.id, moderator=True)['comments']
    assert len(comments) == 1
Esempio n. 11
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 def get_comment():
     session = Session()
     node = session.query(Node).first()
     session.close()
     return support.get_data(node.id, moderator=True)['comments'][1]
Esempio n. 12
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 def get_comment():
     session = Session()
     node = session.query(Node).first()
     session.close()
     return support.get_data(node.id, moderator=True)['comments'][1]