def test_gengo_push_translations(self):
"""Tests GengoOrders get created"""
ght = GengoHumanTranslator()
# Create a few jobs covering multiple languages
descs = [
('es', u'Facebook no se puede enlazar con peru'),
('es', u'No es compatible con whatsap'),
('de', u'Absturze und langsam unter Android'),
]
for lang, desc in descs:
obj = SuperModel(locale=lang, desc=desc)
obj.save()
job = GengoJob(
content_object=obj,
tier='standard',
src_field='desc',
dst_field='trans_desc',
src_lang=lang,
dst_lang='en'
)
job.save()
with patch('fjord.translations.gengo_utils.Gengo') as GengoMock:
mocker = GengoMock.return_value
mocker.getAccountBalance.return_value = {
u'opstat': u'ok',
u'response': {
u'credits': '400.00',
u'currency': u'USD'
}
}
# FIXME: This returns the same thing both times, but to
# make the test "more kosher" we'd have this return two
# different order_id values.
mocker.postTranslationJobs.return_value = {
u'opstat': u'ok',
u'response': {
u'order_id': u'1337',
u'job_count': 2,
u'credits_used': u'0.35',
u'currency': u'USD'
}
}
ght.push_translations()
assert GengoOrder.objects.count() == 2
order_by_id = dict(
[(order.id, order) for order in GengoOrder.objects.all()]
)
jobs = GengoJob.objects.all()
for job in jobs:
assert job.order_id in order_by_id
def test_gengo_push_translations(self):
"""Tests GengoOrders get created"""
ght = GengoHumanTranslator()
# Create a few jobs covering multiple languages
descs = [
('es', u'Facebook no se puede enlazar con peru'),
('es', u'No es compatible con whatsap'),
('de', u'Absturze und langsam unter Android'),
]
for lang, desc in descs:
obj = SuperModel(locale=lang, desc=desc)
obj.save()
job = GengoJob(content_object=obj,
tier='standard',
src_field='desc',
dst_field='trans_desc',
src_lang=lang,
dst_lang='en')
job.save()
with patch('fjord.translations.gengo_utils.Gengo') as GengoMock:
mocker = GengoMock.return_value
mocker.getAccountBalance.return_value = {
u'opstat': u'ok',
u'response': {
u'credits': '400.00',
u'currency': u'USD'
}
}
# FIXME: This returns the same thing both times, but to
# make the test "more kosher" we'd have this return two
# different order_id values.
mocker.postTranslationJobs.return_value = {
u'opstat': u'ok',
u'response': {
u'order_id': u'1337',
u'job_count': 2,
u'credits_used': u'0.35',
u'currency': u'USD'
}
}
ght.push_translations()
assert GengoOrder.objects.count() == 2
order_by_id = dict([(order.id, order)
for order in GengoOrder.objects.all()])
jobs = GengoJob.objects.all()
for job in jobs:
assert job.order_id in order_by_id
def test_push_translations_low_balance_mails_admin(self):
"""Tests that a low balance sends email and does nothing else"""
# Verify nothing is in the outbox
assert len(mail.outbox) == 0
# Call push_translation which should balk and email the
# admin
ght = GengoHumanTranslator()
ght.push_translations()
# Verify an email got sent and no jobs were created
assert len(mail.outbox) == 1
assert GengoJob.objects.count() == 0
def test_push_translations_low_balance_mails_admin(self):
"""Tests that a low balance sends email and does nothing else"""
# Verify nothing is in the outbox
assert len(mail.outbox) == 0
# Call push_translation which should balk and email the
# admin
ght = GengoHumanTranslator()
ght.push_translations()
# Verify an email got sent and no jobs were created
assert len(mail.outbox) == 1
assert GengoJob.objects.count() == 0
def test_push_translations_low_balance_mails_admin(self):
"""Tests that a low balance sends email and does nothing else"""
# Add recipients to mailing list
ml = MailingList.objects.get(name='gengo_balance')
ml.members = u'*****@*****.**'
ml.save()
# Verify nothing is in the outbox
assert len(mail.outbox) == 0
# Call push_translation which should balk and email the
# admin
ght = GengoHumanTranslator()
ght.push_translations()
# Verify an email got sent and no jobs were created
assert len(mail.outbox) == 1
assert GengoJob.objects.count() == 0
def test_push_translations_low_balance_mails_admin(self):
"""Tests that a low balance sends email and does nothing else"""
# Add recipients to mailing list
ml = MailingList.objects.get(name='gengo_balance')
ml.members = u'*****@*****.**'
ml.save()
# Verify nothing is in the outbox
assert len(mail.outbox) == 0
# Call push_translation which should balk and email the
# admin
ght = GengoHumanTranslator()
ght.push_translations()
# Verify an email got sent and no jobs were created
assert len(mail.outbox) == 1
assert GengoJob.objects.count() == 0
def test_gengo_push_translations_not_enough_balance(self):
"""Tests enough balance for one order, but not both"""
ght = GengoHumanTranslator()
# Create a few jobs covering multiple languages
descs = [
('es', u'Facebook no se puede enlazar con peru'),
('de', u'Absturze und langsam unter Android'),
]
for lang, desc in descs:
obj = SuperModel(locale=lang, desc=desc)
obj.save()
job = GengoJob(
content_object=obj,
tier='standard',
src_field='desc',
dst_field='trans_desc',
src_lang=lang,
dst_lang='en'
)
job.save()
with patch('fjord.translations.gengo_utils.Gengo') as GengoMock:
# FIXME: This returns the same thing both times, but to
# make the test "more kosher" we'd have this return two
# different order_id values.
mocker = GengoMock.return_value
mocker.getAccountBalance.return_value = {
u'opstat': u'ok',
u'response': {
# Enough for one order, but dips below threshold
# for the second one.
u'credits': '20.30',
u'currency': u'USD'
}
}
mocker.postTranslationJobs.return_value = {
u'opstat': u'ok',
u'response': {
u'order_id': u'1337',
u'job_count': 2,
u'credits_used': u'0.35',
u'currency': u'USD'
}
}
ght.push_translations()
assert GengoOrder.objects.count() == 1
# The "it's too low" email only.
assert len(mail.outbox) == 1
with patch('fjord.translations.gengo_utils.Gengo') as GengoMock:
# FIXME: This returns the same thing both times, but to
# make the test "more kosher" we'd have this return two
# different order_id values.
mocker = GengoMock.return_value
mocker.getAccountBalance.return_value = {
u'opstat': u'ok',
u'response': {
# This is the balance after one order.
u'credits': '19.95',
u'currency': u'USD'
}
}
mocker.postTranslationJobs.return_value = {
u'opstat': u'ok',
u'response': {
u'order_id': u'1337',
u'job_count': 2,
u'credits_used': u'0.35',
u'currency': u'USD'
}
}
# The next time push_translations runs, it shouldn't
# create any new jobs, but should send an email.
ght.push_translations()
assert GengoOrder.objects.count() == 1
# This generates one more email.
assert len(mail.outbox) == 2
def test_gengo_push_translations_not_enough_balance(self):
"""Tests enough balance for one order, but not both"""
# Add recipients to mailing list
ml = MailingList.objects.get(name='gengo_balance')
ml.members = u'*****@*****.**'
ml.save()
ght = GengoHumanTranslator()
# Create a few jobs covering multiple languages
descs = [
('es', u'Facebook no se puede enlazar con peru'),
('de', u'Absturze und langsam unter Android'),
]
for lang, desc in descs:
obj = SuperModel(locale=lang, desc=desc)
obj.save()
job = GengoJob(content_object=obj,
tier='standard',
src_field='desc',
dst_field='trans_desc',
src_lang=lang,
dst_lang='en')
job.save()
with patch('fjord.translations.gengo_utils.Gengo') as GengoMock:
# FIXME: This returns the same thing both times, but to
# make the test "more kosher" we'd have this return two
# different order_id values.
mocker = GengoMock.return_value
mocker.getAccountBalance.return_value = {
u'opstat': u'ok',
u'response': {
# Enough for one order, but dips below threshold
# for the second one.
u'credits': '20.30',
u'currency': u'USD'
}
}
mocker.postTranslationJobs.return_value = {
u'opstat': u'ok',
u'response': {
u'order_id': u'1337',
u'job_count': 2,
u'credits_used': u'0.35',
u'currency': u'USD'
}
}
ght.push_translations()
assert GengoOrder.objects.count() == 1
# The "it's too low" email only.
assert len(mail.outbox) == 1
with patch('fjord.translations.gengo_utils.Gengo') as GengoMock:
# FIXME: This returns the same thing both times, but to
# make the test "more kosher" we'd have this return two
# different order_id values.
mocker = GengoMock.return_value
mocker.getAccountBalance.return_value = {
u'opstat': u'ok',
u'response': {
# This is the balance after one order.
u'credits': '19.95',
u'currency': u'USD'
}
}
mocker.postTranslationJobs.return_value = {
u'opstat': u'ok',
u'response': {
u'order_id': u'1337',
u'job_count': 2,
u'credits_used': u'0.35',
u'currency': u'USD'
}
}
# The next time push_translations runs, it shouldn't
# create any new jobs, but should send an email.
ght.push_translations()
assert GengoOrder.objects.count() == 1
# This generates one more email.
assert len(mail.outbox) == 2
