def test_typogrify_ignore_tags(self):
try:
# typogrify should be able to ignore user specified tags,
# but tries to be clever with widont extension
page = self.read_file(path="article.rst", TYPOGRIFY=True, TYPOGRIFY_IGNORE_TAGS=["p"])
expected = (
"<p>THIS is some content. With some stuff to "
""typogrify"...</p>\n<p>Now with added "
'support for <abbr title="three letter acronym">'
"TLA</abbr>.</p>\n"
)
self.assertEqual(page.content, expected)
# typogrify should ignore code blocks by default because
# code blocks are composed inside the pre tag
page = self.read_file(path="article_with_code_block.rst", TYPOGRIFY=True)
expected = (
"<p>An article with some code</p>\n"
'<div class="highlight"><pre><span></span>'
'<span class="n">x</span>'
' <span class="o">&</span>'
' <span class="n">y</span>\n</pre></div>\n'
"<p>A block quote:</p>\n<blockquote>\nx "
'<span class="amp">&</span> y</blockquote>\n'
"<p>Normal:\nx"
' <span class="amp">&</span>'
" y"
"</p>\n"
)
self.assertEqual(page.content, expected)
# instruct typogrify to also ignore blockquotes
page = self.read_file(
path="article_with_code_block.rst", TYPOGRIFY=True, TYPOGRIFY_IGNORE_TAGS=["blockquote"]
)
expected = (
"<p>An article with some code</p>\n"
'<div class="highlight"><pre><span>'
'</span><span class="n">x</span>'
' <span class="o">&</span>'
' <span class="n">y</span>\n</pre></div>\n'
"<p>A block quote:</p>\n<blockquote>\nx "
"& y</blockquote>\n"
"<p>Normal:\nx"
' <span class="amp">&</span>'
" y"
"</p>\n"
)
self.assertEqual(page.content, expected)
except ImportError:
return unittest.skip("need the typogrify distribution")
except TypeError:
return unittest.skip("need typogrify version 2.0.4 or later")
def test_typogrify_ignore_tags(self):
try:
# typogrify should be able to ignore user specified tags,
# but tries to be clever with widont extension
page = self.read_file(path='article.rst',
TYPOGRIFY=True,
TYPOGRIFY_IGNORE_TAGS=['p'])
expected = ('<p>THIS is some content. With some stuff to '
'"typogrify"...</p>\n<p>Now with added '
'support for <abbr title="three letter acronym">'
'TLA</abbr>.</p>\n')
self.assertEqual(page.content, expected)
# typogrify should ignore code blocks by default because
# code blocks are composed inside the pre tag
page = self.read_file(path='article_with_code_block.rst',
TYPOGRIFY=True)
expected = ('<p>An article with some code</p>\n'
'<div class="highlight"><pre><span></span>'
'<span class="n">x</span>'
' <span class="o">&</span>'
' <span class="n">y</span>\n</pre></div>\n'
'<p>A block quote:</p>\n<blockquote>\nx '
'<span class="amp">&</span> y</blockquote>\n'
'<p>Normal:\nx'
' <span class="amp">&</span>'
' y'
'</p>\n')
self.assertEqual(page.content, expected)
# instruct typogrify to also ignore blockquotes
page = self.read_file(path='article_with_code_block.rst',
TYPOGRIFY=True,
TYPOGRIFY_IGNORE_TAGS=['blockquote'])
expected = ('<p>An article with some code</p>\n'
'<div class="highlight"><pre><span>'
'</span><span class="n">x</span>'
' <span class="o">&</span>'
' <span class="n">y</span>\n</pre></div>\n'
'<p>A block quote:</p>\n<blockquote>\nx '
'& y</blockquote>\n'
'<p>Normal:\nx'
' <span class="amp">&</span>'
' y'
'</p>\n')
self.assertEqual(page.content, expected)
except ImportError:
return unittest.skip('need the typogrify distribution')
except TypeError:
return unittest.skip('need typogrify version 2.0.4 or later')
def test_typogrify_summary(self):
# if nothing is specified in the settings, the summary should be
# unmodified
page = self.read_file(path="article_with_metadata.rst")
expected = (
'<p class="first last">Multi-line metadata should be'
" supported\nas well as <strong>inline"
" markup</strong> and stuff to "typogrify"
""...</p>\n"
)
self.assertEqual(page.metadata["summary"], expected)
try:
# otherwise, typogrify should be applied
page = self.read_file(path="article_with_metadata.rst", TYPOGRIFY=True)
expected = (
'<p class="first last">Multi-line metadata should be'
" supported\nas well as <strong>inline"
" markup</strong> and stuff to “typogrify"
"”…</p>\n"
)
self.assertEqual(page.metadata["summary"], expected)
except ImportError:
return unittest.skip("need the typogrify distribution")
def test_typogrify(self):
# if nothing is specified in the settings, the content should be
# unmodified
page = self.read_file(path="article.rst")
expected = (
"<p>THIS is some content. With some stuff to "
""typogrify"...</p>\n<p>Now with added "
'support for <abbr title="three letter acronym">'
"TLA</abbr>.</p>\n"
)
self.assertEqual(page.content, expected)
try:
# otherwise, typogrify should be applied
page = self.read_file(path="article.rst", TYPOGRIFY=True)
expected = (
'<p><span class="caps">THIS</span> is some content. '
"With some stuff to “typogrify”…</p>\n"
'<p>Now with added support for <abbr title="three letter '
'acronym"><span class="caps">TLA</span></abbr>.</p>\n'
)
self.assertEqual(page.content, expected)
except ImportError:
return unittest.skip("need the typogrify distribution")
def test_datetime(self):
# If DATETIME is set to a tuple, it should be used to override LOCALE
dt = SafeDatetime(2015, 9, 13)
page_kwargs = self._copy_page_kwargs()
# set its date to dt
page_kwargs['metadata']['date'] = dt
page = Page(**page_kwargs)
# page.locale_date is a unicode string in both python2 and python3
dt_date = dt.strftime(DEFAULT_CONFIG['DEFAULT_DATE_FORMAT'])
# dt_date is a byte string in python2, and a unicode string in python3
# Let's make sure it is a unicode string (relies on python 3.3 supporting the u prefix)
if type(dt_date) != type(u''):
# python2:
dt_date = unicode(dt_date, 'utf8')
self.assertEqual(page.locale_date, dt_date)
page_kwargs['settings'] = get_settings()
# I doubt this can work on all platforms ...
if platform == "win32":
locale = 'jpn'
else:
locale = 'ja_JP.utf8'
page_kwargs['settings']['DATE_FORMATS'] = {
'jp': (locale, '%Y-%m-%d(%a)')
}
page_kwargs['metadata']['lang'] = 'jp'
import locale as locale_module
try:
page = Page(**page_kwargs)
self.assertEqual(page.locale_date, '2015-09-13(\u65e5)')
except locale_module.Error:
# The constructor of ``Page`` will try to set the locale to
# ``ja_JP.utf8``. But this attempt will failed when there is no
# such locale in the system. You can see which locales there are
# in your system with ``locale -a`` command.
#
# Until we find some other method to test this functionality, we
# will simply skip this test.
unittest.skip("There is no locale %s in this system." % locale)
def test_datetime(self):
# If DATETIME is set to a tuple, it should be used to override LOCALE
dt = SafeDatetime(2015, 9, 13)
page_kwargs = self._copy_page_kwargs()
# set its date to dt
page_kwargs['metadata']['date'] = dt
page = Page(**page_kwargs)
# page.locale_date is a unicode string in both python2 and python3
dt_date = dt.strftime(DEFAULT_CONFIG['DEFAULT_DATE_FORMAT'])
# dt_date is a byte string in python2, and a unicode string in python3
# Let's make sure it is a unicode string (relies on python 3.3 supporting the u prefix)
if type(dt_date) != type(u''):
# python2:
dt_date = unicode(dt_date, 'utf8')
self.assertEqual(page.locale_date, dt_date )
page_kwargs['settings'] = get_settings()
# I doubt this can work on all platforms ...
if platform == "win32":
locale = 'jpn'
else:
locale = 'ja_JP.utf8'
page_kwargs['settings']['DATE_FORMATS'] = {'jp': (locale,
'%Y-%m-%d(%a)')}
page_kwargs['metadata']['lang'] = 'jp'
import locale as locale_module
try:
page = Page(**page_kwargs)
self.assertEqual(page.locale_date, '2015-09-13(\u65e5)')
except locale_module.Error:
# The constructor of ``Page`` will try to set the locale to
# ``ja_JP.utf8``. But this attempt will failed when there is no
# such locale in the system. You can see which locales there are
# in your system with ``locale -a`` command.
#
# Until we find some other method to test this functionality, we
# will simply skip this test.
unittest.skip("There is no locale %s in this system." % locale)
def test_datetime(self):
# If DATETIME is set to a tuple, it should be used to override LOCALE
dt = datetime(2015, 9, 13)
page_kwargs = self._copy_page_kwargs()
# set its date to dt
page_kwargs["metadata"]["date"] = dt
page = Page(**page_kwargs)
self.assertEqual(page.locale_date, dt.strftime(DEFAULT_CONFIG["DEFAULT_DATE_FORMAT"]))
page_kwargs["settings"] = get_settings()
# I doubt this can work on all platforms ...
if platform == "win32":
locale = "jpn"
else:
locale = "ja_JP.utf8"
page_kwargs["settings"]["DATE_FORMATS"] = {"jp": (locale, "%Y-%m-%d(%a)")}
page_kwargs["metadata"]["lang"] = "jp"
import locale as locale_module
try:
page = Page(**page_kwargs)
self.assertEqual(page.locale_date, "2015-09-13(\u65e5)")
except locale_module.Error:
# The constructor of ``Page`` will try to set the locale to
# ``ja_JP.utf8``. But this attempt will failed when there is no
# such locale in the system. You can see which locales there are
# in your system with ``locale -a`` command.
#
# Until we find some other method to test this functionality, we
# will simply skip this test.
unittest.skip("There is no locale %s in this system." % locale)
def test_typogrify(self):
# if nothing is specified in the settings, the content should be
# unmodified
page = self.read_file(path='article.rst')
expected = ('<p>This is some content. With some stuff to '
'"typogrify".</p>\n<p>Now with added '
'support for <abbr title="three letter acronym">'
'TLA</abbr>.</p>\n')
self.assertEqual(page.content, expected)
try:
# otherwise, typogrify should be applied
page = self.read_file(path='article.rst', TYPOGRIFY=True)
expected = ('<p>This is some content. With some stuff to '
'“typogrify”.</p>\n<p>Now with added '
'support for <abbr title="three letter acronym">'
'<span class="caps">TLA</span></abbr>.</p>\n')
self.assertEqual(page.content, expected)
except ImportError:
return unittest.skip('need the typogrify distribution')
def test_typogrify(self):
# if nothing is specified in the settings, the content should be
# unmodified
page = self.read_file(path='article.rst')
expected = ('<p>This is some content. With some stuff to '
'"typogrify".</p>\n<p>Now with added '
'support for <abbr title="three letter acronym">'
'TLA</abbr>.</p>\n')
self.assertEqual(page.content, expected)
try:
# otherwise, typogrify should be applied
page = self.read_file(path='article.rst', TYPOGRIFY=True)
expected = ('<p>This is some content. With some stuff to '
'“typogrify”.</p>\n<p>Now with added '
'support for <abbr title="three letter acronym">'
'<span class="caps">TLA</span></abbr>.</p>\n')
self.assertEqual(page.content, expected)
except ImportError:
return unittest.skip('need the typogrify distribution')
def test_typogrify_summary(self):
# if nothing is specified in the settings, the summary should be
# unmodified
page = self.read_file(path='article_with_metadata.rst')
expected = ('<p class="first last">Multi-line metadata should be'
' supported\nas well as <strong>inline'
' markup</strong> and stuff to "typogrify'
'"...</p>\n')
self.assertEqual(page.metadata['summary'], expected)
try:
# otherwise, typogrify should be applied
page = self.read_file(path='article_with_metadata.rst',
TYPOGRIFY=True)
expected = ('<p class="first last">Multi-line metadata should be'
' supported\nas well as <strong>inline'
' markup</strong> and stuff to “typogrify'
'”…</p>\n')
self.assertEqual(page.metadata['summary'], expected)
except ImportError:
return unittest.skip('need the typogrify distribution')