def town_app(postgres_dsn, temporary_directory, town_password, smtpserver):
config = setup()
config.scan(more.webassets)
config.scan(onegov.core)
config.scan(onegov.town)
config.commit()
app = onegov.town.TownApp()
app.namespace = 'test_' + uuid4().hex
app.configure_application(
dsn=postgres_dsn,
filestorage='fs.osfs.OSFS',
filestorage_options={
'root_path': os.path.join(temporary_directory, 'file-storage'),
'create': True
},
identity_secure=False,
disable_memcached=True
)
app.set_application_id(app.namespace + '/' + 'test')
session = app.session()
add_initial_content(session, 'Govikon')
town = session.query(Town).one()
town.meta['reply_to'] = '*****@*****.**'
app.mail_host, app.mail_port = smtpserver.addr
app.mail_sender = '*****@*****.**'
app.mail_force_tls = False
app.mail_username = None
app.mail_password = None
app.mail_use_directory = False
app.smtpserver = smtpserver
# usually we don't want to create the users directly, anywhere else you
# *need* to go through the UserCollection. Here however, we can improve
# the test speed by not hashing the password for every test.
session.add(User(
username='******',
password_hash=town_password,
role='admin'
))
session.add(User(
username='******',
password_hash=town_password,
role='editor'
))
transaction.commit()
yield app
def add(ctx, name):
""" Adds a town with the given name to the database. """
session = ctx.obj["session"]
if session.query(Town).first():
click.secho("The schema {} already contains a town".format(ctx.obj["schema"]), fg="red")
sys.exit(1)
add_initial_content(session, town_name=name)
transaction.commit()
click.secho("{} was added to the {} schema".format(name, ctx.obj["schema"]), fg="green")
def add(ctx, name):
""" Adds a town with the given name to the database. """
session = ctx.obj['session']
if session.query(Town).first():
click.secho(
"The schema {} already contains a town".format(ctx.obj['schema']),
fg='red'
)
sys.exit(1)
add_initial_content(
ctx.obj['libres_registry'],
ctx.obj['session_manager'],
town_name=name
)
transaction.commit()
click.secho(
"{} was added to the {} schema".format(name, ctx.obj['schema']),
fg='green'
)
def new_town_app(postgres_dsn, filestorage, town_password, smtp,
form_definitions, es_url=None):
config = setup()
scan_morepath_modules(onegov.town.TownApp, config)
config.commit()
app = onegov.town.TownApp()
app.namespace = 'test_' + uuid4().hex
app.configure_application(
dsn=postgres_dsn,
filestorage='fs.osfs.OSFS',
filestorage_options={
'root_path': filestorage,
'create': True
},
identity_secure=False,
disable_memcached=True,
enable_elasticsearch=es_url and True or False,
elasticsearch_hosts=[es_url]
)
app.set_application_id(app.namespace + '/' + 'test')
add_initial_content(
app.libres_registry,
app.session_manager,
'Govikon',
form_definitions
)
# cronjobs leave lingering sessions open, in real life this is not a
# problem, but in testing it leads to connection pool exhaustion
app.registry.settings.cronjobs = Bunch(enabled=False)
session = app.session()
town = session.query(Town).one()
town.meta['reply_to'] = '*****@*****.**'
app.mail_host, app.mail_port = smtp.address
app.mail_sender = '*****@*****.**'
app.mail_force_tls = False
app.mail_username = None
app.mail_password = None
app.mail_use_directory = False
app.smtp = smtp
# usually we don't want to create the users directly, anywhere else you
# *need* to go through the UserCollection. Here however, we can improve
# the test speed by not hashing the password for every test.
session.add(User(
username='******',
password_hash=town_password,
role='admin'
))
session.add(User(
username='******',
password_hash=town_password,
role='editor'
))
transaction.commit()
session.close_all()
return app
