def tearDown(self):
"""Flush the Redis database and drop the Mongo database
"""
# Clear the databases
r.flushdb()
# Clean up Mongo only after each test.
m.cx.drop_database(app.config.get('MONGO_DBNAME'))
self.app_ctx.pop()
def tearDown(self):
"""Flush the Redis database and drop the Mongo database
"""
# Clear the databases
r.flushdb()
# Clean up Mongo only after each test.
m.cx.drop_database(app.config.get("MONGO_DBNAME"))
self.app_ctx.pop()
def setUp(self):
"""Recreate our indexes inside MongoDB
"""
# Create flask app and context
self.app = create_app(config_dict={
'TESTING': 'True',
'SERVER_NAME': 'localhost',
'WTF_CSRF_ENABLED': False,
'MONGO_DBNAME': 'pjuu_testing',
'REDIS_DB': 2,
'SESSION_REDIS_DB': 3
})
self.app_ctx = self.app.app_context()
self.app_ctx.push()
r.flushdb()
# Ensure the MongoDB indexes are present
ensure_indexes()
def setUp(self):
"""Recreate our indexes inside MongoDB
"""
# Create flask app and context
self.app = create_app(
config_dict={
'TESTING': 'True',
'SERVER_NAME': 'localhost',
'WTF_CSRF_ENABLED': False,
'MONGO_DBNAME': 'pjuu_testing',
'REDIS_DB': 2,
'SESSION_REDIS_DB': 3
})
self.app_ctx = self.app.app_context()
self.app_ctx.push()
r.flushdb()
# Ensure the MongoDB indexes are present
ensure_indexes()
def setUp(self):
"""Recreate our indexes inside MongoDB
"""
# Create flask app and context
self.app = create_app(
config_dict={
"TESTING": "True",
"SERVER_NAME": "localhost",
"WTF_CSRF_ENABLED": False,
"MONGO_DBNAME": "pjuu_testing",
"REDIS_DB": 2,
"SESSION_REDIS_DB": 3,
}
)
self.app_ctx = self.app.app_context()
self.app_ctx.push()
r.flushdb()
# Ensure the MongoDB indexes are present
ensure_indexes()
def test_follow_unfollow_get_followers_following_is_following(self):
"""
Test everything about following. There is not that much to it to
deserve 3 seperate methods.
"""
# Create two test users
user1 = create_account('user1', '*****@*****.**', 'Password')
user2 = create_account('user2', '*****@*****.**', 'Password')
# Ensure is_following() is false atm
self.assertFalse(is_following(user1, user2))
self.assertFalse(is_following(user2, user1))
# Ensure user 1 can follow user 2
self.assertTrue(follow_user(user1, user2))
# Ensure the user can't follow them again
self.assertFalse(follow_user(user1, user2))
# And visa-versa
self.assertTrue(follow_user(user2, user1))
# Ensre the user can't follow them again
self.assertFalse(follow_user(user2, user1))
# Ensure the id's are in the Redis sorted sets, followers and following
self.assertIn(user2, r.zrange(k.USER_FOLLOWING.format(user1), 0, -1))
self.assertIn(user2, r.zrange(k.USER_FOLLOWERS.format(user1), 0, -1))
self.assertIn(user1, r.zrange(k.USER_FOLLOWING.format(user2), 0, -1))
self.assertIn(user1, r.zrange(k.USER_FOLLOWERS.format(user2), 0, -1))
# Ensure the get_followers and get_following functions return
# the correct data
self.assertEqual(len(get_following(user1).items), 1)
self.assertEqual(len(get_following(user1).items), 1)
self.assertEqual(len(get_following(user2).items), 1)
self.assertEqual(len(get_following(user2).items), 1)
# Ensure the totals are correct
self.assertEqual(get_following(user1).total, 1)
self.assertEqual(get_followers(user1).total, 1)
self.assertEqual(get_following(user2).total, 1)
self.assertEqual(get_followers(user2).total, 1)
# Make sure is_following() returns correctly
self.assertTrue(is_following(user1, user2))
self.assertTrue(is_following(user2, user1))
# User 1 unfollow user 2 and ensure the sorted sets are updated
self.assertTrue(unfollow_user(user1, user2))
self.assertNotIn(user2,
r.zrange(k.USER_FOLLOWING.format(user1), 0, -1))
self.assertNotIn(user1,
r.zrange(k.USER_FOLLOWERS.format(user2), 0, -1))
# Ensure the user can't unfollow the user again
self.assertFalse(unfollow_user(user1, user2))
# Ensure is_following shows correctly
self.assertFalse(is_following(user1, user2))
# Test what happens when we delete an account.
# Ensure user 2 is still following user1
self.assertTrue(is_following(user2, user1))
# This should clean
delete_account(user1)
# Ensure this has cleaned user2 following list
self.assertFalse(is_following(user2, user1))
# Ensure get_followers and get_following return the correct value for
# user2
self.assertEqual(len(get_following(user2).items), 0)
# Ensure the totals are correct
self.assertEqual(get_following(user2).total, 0)
self.assertEqual(get_followers(user2).total, 0)
# Make sure is_following() returns correctly
self.assertFalse(is_following(user1, user2))
self.assertFalse(is_following(user2, user1))
# I don't want to play with the above testing to much. I am adding
# in a test for self cleaning lists. I am going to reset this test
# case by manually flushing the Redis database :)
r.flushdb()
# Back to normal, I don't like artificially uping the number of tests.
# Test the self cleaning lists in case there is an issue with Redis
# during an account deletion. We need 2 new users.
user1 = create_account('user1', '*****@*****.**', 'Password')
user2 = create_account('user2', '*****@*****.**', 'Password')
# Follow each other.
self.assertTrue(follow_user(user1, user2))
self.assertTrue(follow_user(user2, user1))
# Manually delete user1
m.db.users.remove({'_id': user1})
# Ensure user1 appears in both user2's followers and following lists
self.assertIn(user1, r.zrange(k.USER_FOLLOWERS.format(user2), 0, -1))
self.assertIn(user1, r.zrange(k.USER_FOLLOWING.format(user2), 0, -1))
# Ensure if we actuallt get the lists from the backend functions user1
# is not there
self.assertEqual(get_followers(user2).total, 0)
self.assertEqual(get_following(user2).total, 0)
