def test_send_combination(self, mock_em_send):
''' | *brief*: Check that a message sent to a combination of known & unknown addresses
| returns a dictionary with appropriate statuses for each address.
'''
mock_em_send.return_value = 1
known_addresses = [
'*****@*****.**', # Not yet confirmed
'*****@*****.**', # Confirmed
]
# Make records to indicate the known addresses are known.
yesterday = datetime.today() - timedelta(days=1)
AddressConfirmation.objects.create(address=known_addresses[0],
last_request_date=yesterday)
AddressConfirmation.objects.create(address=known_addresses[1],
confirmation_timestamp=yesterday)
unknown_addresses = [
'*****@*****.**', # Address currently unknown
'*****@*****.**', # Address currently unknown
]
sender_address = '*****@*****.**'
recipient_addresses = known_addresses + unknown_addresses
cem = ConfirmedEmailMessage(subject='Subject',
body='message_body',
from_email=sender_address,
to=recipient_addresses)
send_results = cem.send()
# One call for each of the confirmation emails sent for unkown_addresses
# plus one call for the email sent to the confirmed address.
self.assertEqual(mock_em_send.call_count, 3)
self.assertEqual(set(send_results.keys()),
set(known_addresses + unknown_addresses))
expected_results = {
'*****@*****.**': 'queued',
'*****@*****.**': 'sent',
'*****@*****.**': 'queued',
'*****@*****.**': 'queued',
}
self.assertEqual(send_results, expected_results)
def test_send_known(self, mock_django_send, mock_send_unconfirmed):
''' | *brief*: Check that a message sent to a known address returns {<address>: 'sent'}
| *author*: Jivan
| *created*: 2016-02-25
'''
recipient_address = '*****@*****.**'
sender_address = '*****@*****.**'
message_subject = 'Greeting'
message_content = 'Hi there'
AddressConfirmation.objects.create(
address=recipient_address, confirmation_timestamp=datetime.now())
cem = ConfirmedEmailMessage(subject=message_subject,
body=message_content,
from_email=sender_address,
to=[recipient_address])
send_results = cem.send()
expected_results = {recipient_address: 'sent'}
self.assertEqual(send_results, expected_results)
mock_send_unconfirmed.assert_not_called()
def test_send_known(self, mock_django_send, mock_send_unconfirmed):
''' | *brief*: Check that a message sent to a known address returns {<address>: 'sent'}
| *author*: Jivan
| *created*: 2016-02-25
'''
recipient_address = '*****@*****.**'
sender_address = '*****@*****.**'
message_subject = 'Greeting'
message_content = 'Hi there'
AddressConfirmation.objects.create(
address=recipient_address, confirmation_timestamp=datetime.now()
)
cem = ConfirmedEmailMessage(
subject=message_subject, body=message_content, from_email=sender_address,
to=[recipient_address]
)
send_results = cem.send()
expected_results = {recipient_address: 'sent'}
self.assertEqual(send_results, expected_results)
mock_send_unconfirmed.assert_not_called()
def test_send_unknown(self, mock_send_unconfirmed): # , mock_emailmultialternatives_send):
''' | *brief*: Checks that a message sent to an unknown address
| returns {<address>: 'queued'}
| *author*: Jivan
| *created*: 2016-02-25
'''
recipient_address = '*****@*****.**'
sender_address = '*****@*****.**'
message_subject = 'Greeting'
message_content = 'Hi there'
cem = ConfirmedEmailMessage(
subject=message_subject, body=message_content, from_email=sender_address,
to=[recipient_address]
)
# Assume successful confirmation email sending
mock_send_unconfirmed.return_value = 1
send_results = cem.send()
mock_send_unconfirmed.assert_called_once_with()
expected_results = {recipient_address: 'queued'}
self.assertEqual(send_results, expected_results)
def test_send_combination(self, mock_em_send):
''' | *brief*: Check that a message sent to a combination of known & unknown addresses
| returns a dictionary with appropriate statuses for each address.
'''
mock_em_send.return_value = 1
known_addresses = [
'*****@*****.**', # Not yet confirmed
'*****@*****.**', # Confirmed
]
# Make records to indicate the known addresses are known.
yesterday = datetime.today() - timedelta(days=1)
AddressConfirmation.objects.create(address=known_addresses[0], last_request_date=yesterday)
AddressConfirmation.objects.create(address=known_addresses[1], confirmation_timestamp=yesterday)
unknown_addresses = [
'*****@*****.**', # Address currently unknown
'*****@*****.**', # Address currently unknown
]
sender_address = '*****@*****.**'
recipient_addresses = known_addresses + unknown_addresses
cem = ConfirmedEmailMessage(
subject='Subject', body='message_body', from_email=sender_address,
to=recipient_addresses
)
send_results = cem.send()
# One call for each of the confirmation emails sent for unkown_addresses
# plus one call for the email sent to the confirmed address.
self.assertEqual(mock_em_send.call_count, 3)
self.assertEqual(set(send_results.keys()), set(known_addresses + unknown_addresses))
expected_results = {
'*****@*****.**': 'queued',
'*****@*****.**': 'sent',
'*****@*****.**': 'queued',
'*****@*****.**': 'queued',
}
self.assertEqual(send_results, expected_results)
def test_send_unknown(
self,
mock_send_unconfirmed): # , mock_emailmultialternatives_send):
''' | *brief*: Checks that a message sent to an unknown address
| returns {<address>: 'queued'}
| *author*: Jivan
| *created*: 2016-02-25
'''
recipient_address = '*****@*****.**'
sender_address = '*****@*****.**'
message_subject = 'Greeting'
message_content = 'Hi there'
cem = ConfirmedEmailMessage(subject=message_subject,
body=message_content,
from_email=sender_address,
to=[recipient_address])
# Assume successful confirmation email sending
mock_send_unconfirmed.return_value = 1
send_results = cem.send()
mock_send_unconfirmed.assert_called_once_with()
expected_results = {recipient_address: 'queued'}
self.assertEqual(send_results, expected_results)
