def test_profiles(app):
"""Test the user profile."""
user = User(email="*****@*****.**")
profile = {
"full_name": "Invenio Admin",
}
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
# the profile doesn't expect an 'email' value
user.user_profile = {
**profile,
"email": "*****@*****.**",
}
assert user.user_profile == {}
# a valid profile should be accepted
user.user_profile = profile
assert dict(user.user_profile) == profile
# setting expected properties should work
assert len(user.user_profile) == 1
assert user.user_profile["full_name"] == "Invenio Admin"
# but setting unexpected properties should not work
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
user.user_profile["invalid"] = "value"
# similar with wrong types for expected fields
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
user.user_profile["email"] = 1
assert len(user.user_profile) == 1
assert user.user_profile["full_name"] == "Invenio Admin"
def test_custom_profiles(app):
"""Test if the customization mechanism for user profiles works."""
app.config["ACCOUNTS_USER_PROFILE_SCHEMA"] = CustomProfile()
user = User(email="*****@*****.**")
# the default fields aren't allowed in the custom schema
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
user.user_profile = {
"full_name": "Invenio Admin",
}
# the expected properties should work...
user.user_profile = {"file_descriptor": 1}
assert dict(user.user_profile) == {"file_descriptor": 1}
# ... but not with unexpected types!
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
user.user_profile["file_descriptor"] = "1"
assert dict(user.user_profile) == {"file_descriptor": 1}
