def createUser(json):
valid_params = verify_parameters(json, User.REQUIRED_PARAMETERS)
if valid_params:
try:
email_exists = User.getUserByEmail(json['email'])
username_exists = User.getUserByUsername(json['username'])
if username_exists and email_exists:
return jsonify(
message=
"Username and email already taken. Please use another one."
), HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST
elif username_exists:
return jsonify(
message="Username already taken. Please use another one."
), HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST
elif email_exists:
return jsonify(
message="Email already taken. Please use another one."
), HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST
valid_params['password'] = sha256.hash(
valid_params['password'])
created_user = User(**valid_params).create()
user_dict = to_dict(created_user)
result = {
"message": "Success!",
"user": user_dict,
}
#sends an activation email to the user
UserHandler.sendActivationEmail(json['email'])
#Create unlisted category. Will serve as default category for unlisted packages
Category(**{
'user_id': created_user.user_id,
'name': 'unlisted'
}).create()
#returns created user, however, if send activation email fails, user must request another email
return jsonify(result), HttpStatus.CREATED
except Exception as err:
return jsonify(
message="Server error!",
error=err.__str__()), HttpStatus.INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR
else:
return jsonify(message="Bad Request!"), HttpStatus.BAD_REQUEST
def test_get_user_by_username(self):
data = {'email': 'test', 'password': '******', 'username': '******'}
user = User(**data).create()
result = User.getUserByUsername(user.username)
assert user == result
