def test_error_logging(self, mock_sailthru, mock_log_error):
"""
Ensure that error returned from Sailthru api is logged
"""
mock_sailthru.return_value = SailthruResponse(JsonResponse({'error': 100, 'errormsg': 'Got an error'}))
update_user_email.delay(self.user.username, "*****@*****.**")
self.assertTrue(mock_log_error.called)
mock_sailthru.side_effect = SailthruClientError
update_user_email.delay(self.user.username, "*****@*****.**")
self.assertTrue(mock_log_error.called)
def test_change_email(self, mock_sailthru):
"""
test async method in task that changes email in Sailthru
"""
mock_sailthru.return_value = SailthruResponse(JsonResponse({'ok': True}))
update_user_email.delay(TEST_EMAIL, "*****@*****.**")
self.assertEqual(mock_sailthru.call_args[0][0], "user")
userparms = mock_sailthru.call_args[0][1]
self.assertEqual(userparms['key'], "email")
self.assertEqual(userparms['id'], "*****@*****.**")
self.assertEqual(userparms['keys']['email'], TEST_EMAIL)
def email_marketing_user_field_changed(sender,
user=None,
table=None,
setting=None,
old_value=None,
new_value=None,
**kwargs): # pylint: disable=unused-argument
"""
Update a single user/profile field
Args:
sender: Not used
user: The user object for the user being changed
table: The name of the table being updated
setting: The name of the setting being updated
old_value: Prior value
new_value: New value
kwargs: Not used
"""
# ignore anonymous users
if user.is_anonymous():
return
# ignore anything but User, Profile or UserPreference tables
if table not in {
'auth_user', 'auth_userprofile', 'user_api_userpreference'
}:
return
# ignore anything not in list of fields to handle
if setting in CHANGED_FIELDNAMES:
# skip if not enabled
# the check has to be here rather than at the start of the method to avoid
# accessing the config during migration 0001_date__add_ecommerce_service_user
email_config = EmailMarketingConfiguration.current()
if not email_config.enabled:
return
# set the activation flag when the user is marked as activated
update_user.delay(_create_sailthru_user_vars(user, user.profile),
user.email,
site=_get_current_site(),
new_user=False,
activation=(setting == 'is_active')
and new_value is True)
elif setting == 'email':
# email update is special case
email_config = EmailMarketingConfiguration.current()
if not email_config.enabled:
return
update_user_email.delay(user.email, old_value)
def test_change_email(self, mock_sailthru):
"""
test async method in task that changes email in Sailthru
"""
mock_sailthru.return_value = SailthruResponse(
JsonResponse({'ok': True}))
update_user_email.delay(TEST_EMAIL, "*****@*****.**")
assert mock_sailthru.call_args[0][0] == 'user'
userparms = mock_sailthru.call_args[0][1]
assert userparms['key'] == 'email'
assert userparms['id'] == '*****@*****.**'
assert userparms['keys']['email'] == TEST_EMAIL
def test_just_return_tasks(self, mock_sailthru, mock_log_error):
"""
Ensure that disabling Sailthru just returns
"""
update_email_marketing_config(enabled=False)
update_user.delay(self.user.username, self.user.email)
self.assertFalse(mock_log_error.called)
self.assertFalse(mock_sailthru.called)
update_user_email.delay(self.user.username, "*****@*****.**")
self.assertFalse(mock_log_error.called)
self.assertFalse(mock_sailthru.called)
update_email_marketing_config(enabled=True)
def email_marketing_user_field_changed(sender,
user=None,
table=None,
setting=None,
old_value=None,
new_value=None,
**kwargs): # pylint: disable=unused-argument
"""
Update a single user/profile field
Args:
sender: Not used
user: The user object for the user being changed
table: The name of the table being updated
setting: The name of the setting being updated
old_value: Prior value
new_value: New value
kwargs: Not used
"""
# ignore anonymous users
if user.is_anonymous():
return
# ignore anything but User or Profile table
if table != 'auth_user' and table != 'auth_userprofile':
return
# ignore anything not in list of fields to handle
if setting in CHANGED_FIELDNAMES:
# skip if not enabled
# the check has to be here rather than at the start of the method to avoid
# accessing the config during migration 0001_date__add_ecommerce_service_user
email_config = EmailMarketingConfiguration.current()
if not email_config.enabled:
return
# perform update asynchronously, flag if activation
update_user.delay(user.username,
new_user=False,
activation=(setting == 'is_active')
and new_value is True)
elif setting == 'email':
# email update is special case
email_config = EmailMarketingConfiguration.current()
if not email_config.enabled:
return
update_user_email.delay(user.username, old_value)
def email_marketing_user_field_changed(sender, user=None, table=None, setting=None,
old_value=None, new_value=None,
**kwargs): # pylint: disable=unused-argument
"""
Update a single user/profile field
Args:
sender: Not used
user: The user object for the user being changed
table: The name of the table being updated
setting: The name of the setting being updated
old_value: Prior value
new_value: New value
kwargs: Not used
"""
# ignore anonymous users
if user.is_anonymous():
return
# ignore anything but User or Profile table
if table != 'auth_user' and table != 'auth_userprofile':
return
# ignore anything not in list of fields to handle
if setting in CHANGED_FIELDNAMES:
# skip if not enabled
# the check has to be here rather than at the start of the method to avoid
# accessing the config during migration 0001_date__add_ecommerce_service_user
email_config = EmailMarketingConfiguration.current()
if not email_config.enabled:
return
# perform update asynchronously, flag if activation
update_user.delay(_create_sailthru_user_vars(user, user.profile), user.email, site=_get_current_site(),
new_user=False, activation=(setting == 'is_active') and new_value is True)
elif setting == 'email':
# email update is special case
email_config = EmailMarketingConfiguration.current()
if not email_config.enabled:
return
update_user_email.delay(user.email, old_value)
def email_marketing_user_field_changed(sender,
user=None,
table=None,
setting=None,
old_value=None,
new_value=None,
**kwargs): # pylint: disable=unused-argument
"""
Update a single user/profile field
Args:
sender: Not used
user: The user object for the user being changed
table: The name of the table being updated
setting: The name of the setting being updated
old_value: Prior value
new_value: New value
kwargs: Not used
"""
# ignore anonymous users
if user.is_anonymous:
return
# ignore anything but User, Profile or UserPreference tables
if table not in {
'auth_user', 'auth_userprofile', 'user_api_userpreference'
}:
return
# ignore anything not in list of fields to handle
if setting in CHANGED_FIELDNAMES:
# skip if not enabled
# the check has to be here rather than at the start of the method to avoid
# accessing the config during migration 0001_date__add_ecommerce_service_user
email_config = EmailMarketingConfiguration.current()
if not email_config.enabled:
return
# Is the status of the user account changing to active?
is_activation = (setting == 'is_active') and new_value is True
# Is this change in the context of an SSO-initiated registration?
third_party_provider = None
if third_party_auth.is_enabled():
running_pipeline = third_party_auth.pipeline.get(
crum.get_current_request())
if running_pipeline:
third_party_provider = third_party_auth.provider.Registry.get_from_pipeline(
running_pipeline)
# Send a welcome email if the user account is being activated
# and we are not in a SSO registration flow whose associated
# identity provider is configured to allow for the sending
# of a welcome email.
send_welcome_email = is_activation and (
third_party_provider is None
or third_party_provider.send_welcome_email)
# set the activation flag when the user is marked as activated
update_user.delay(_create_sailthru_user_vars(user, user.profile),
user.email,
site=_get_current_site(),
new_user=False,
activation=send_welcome_email)
elif setting == 'email':
# email update is special case
email_config = EmailMarketingConfiguration.current()
if not email_config.enabled:
return
update_user_email.delay(user.email, old_value)
def email_marketing_user_field_changed(sender, user=None, table=None, setting=None,
old_value=None, new_value=None,
**kwargs): # pylint: disable=unused-argument
"""
Update a single user/profile field
Args:
sender: Not used
user: The user object for the user being changed
table: The name of the table being updated
setting: The name of the setting being updated
old_value: Prior value
new_value: New value
kwargs: Not used
"""
# ignore anonymous users
if user.is_anonymous:
return
# ignore anything but User, Profile or UserPreference tables
if table not in {'auth_user', 'auth_userprofile', 'user_api_userpreference'}:
return
# ignore anything not in list of fields to handle
if setting in CHANGED_FIELDNAMES:
# skip if not enabled
# the check has to be here rather than at the start of the method to avoid
# accessing the config during migration 0001_date__add_ecommerce_service_user
email_config = EmailMarketingConfiguration.current()
if not email_config.enabled:
return
# Is the status of the user account changing to active?
is_activation = (setting == 'is_active') and new_value is True
# Is this change in the context of an SSO-initiated registration?
third_party_provider = None
if third_party_auth.is_enabled():
running_pipeline = third_party_auth.pipeline.get(crum.get_current_request())
if running_pipeline:
third_party_provider = third_party_auth.provider.Registry.get_from_pipeline(running_pipeline)
# Send a welcome email if the user account is being activated
# and we are not in a SSO registration flow whose associated
# identity provider is configured to allow for the sending
# of a welcome email.
send_welcome_email = is_activation and (
third_party_provider is None or third_party_provider.send_welcome_email
)
# set the activation flag when the user is marked as activated
update_user.delay(_create_sailthru_user_vars(user, user.profile), user.email, site=_get_current_site(),
new_user=False, activation=send_welcome_email)
elif setting == 'email':
# email update is special case
email_config = EmailMarketingConfiguration.current()
if not email_config.enabled:
return
update_user_email.delay(user.email, old_value)
