def create_gmail_message(db_session, log, account, folder_name, msg): """ Gmail-specific message creation logic. """ new_uid = create_imap_message(db_session, log, account, folder_name, msg) if new_uid: new_uid = add_gmail_attrs(db_session, log, new_uid, msg.flags, folder_name, msg.g_thrid, msg.g_msgid, msg.g_labels, msg.created) # Execute new-message hooks. We call this here and not in # create_message() so that hooks have access to thread data. default_hook_manager.execute_hooks(account.id, new_uid.message) return new_uid
def test_scoring(config, message, db): for _ in range(10): # Pretend to process a number of messages. default_hook_manager.execute_hooks(ACCOUNT_ID, message) # The expected scores here must be updated when the scoring function # changes. contact = db.session.query(Contact). \ filter(Contact.email_address == '*****@*****.**').one() assert contact.score == 10 contact = db.session.query(Contact). \ filter(Contact.email_address == '*****@*****.**').one() assert contact.score == 19 contact = db.session.query(Contact). \ filter(Contact.email_address == '*****@*****.**').one() assert contact.score == 10
def test_contact_hooks(config, message, db): default_hook_manager.execute_hooks(ACCOUNT_ID, message) contacts = db.session.query(Contact) assert contacts.count() == 4
def test_canonicalization(config, gmail_message, db): default_hook_manager.execute_hooks(ACCOUNT_ID, gmail_message) contacts = db.session.query(Contact) assert contacts.count() == 1