def test_manage_user_twitter_registered_user(self):
"""Test TWITTER manage_user with an existing user registered with Twitter"""
user_data = dict(user_id=1, screen_name='twitter')
initial_token = dict(oauth_token='token', oauth_token_secret='secret')
manage_user(initial_token, user_data)
updated_token = dict(oauth_token='token2', oauth_token_secret='secret2')
user = manage_user(updated_token, user_data)
assert user.email_addr == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.name == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.fullname == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.twitter_user_id == user_data['user_id'], user
assert user.info['twitter_token'] == updated_token, user
def test_manage_user_twitter_registered_user(self):
"""Test TWITTER manage_user with an existing user registered with Twitter"""
user_data = dict(user_id=1, screen_name='twitter')
initial_token = dict(oauth_token='token', oauth_token_secret='secret')
manage_user(initial_token, user_data)
updated_token = dict(oauth_token='token2', oauth_token_secret='secret2')
user = manage_user(updated_token, user_data)
assert user.email_addr == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.name == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.fullname == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.twitter_user_id == user_data['user_id'], user
assert user.info['twitter_token'] == updated_token, user
def test_manage_user_with_existing_non_twitter_account_user(self):
"""Test TWITTER manage_user user with a username that already exists
and registered without Twitter"""
user_data = dict(user_id=10, screen_name=self.name)
token = dict(oauth_token='token2', oauth_token_secret='secret2')
user = manage_user(token, user_data)
err_msg = "It should return the same user"
assert user.twitter_user_id == 10, err_msg
assert user.info['twitter_token'] == token, user
def test_manage_user_with_existing_non_twitter_account_user(self):
"""Test TWITTER manage_user user with a username that already exists
and registered without Twitter"""
user_data = dict(user_id=10, screen_name=self.name)
token = dict(oauth_token='token2', oauth_token_secret='secret2')
user = manage_user(token, user_data)
err_msg = "It should return the same user"
assert user.twitter_user_id == 10, err_msg
assert user.info['twitter_token'] == token, user
def test_manage_user_new_user(self):
"""Test TWITTER manage_user with a new user"""
user_data = dict(user_id=1, screen_name='twitter')
token = dict(oauth_token='token', oauth_token_secret='secret')
user = manage_user(token, user_data)
assert user.email_addr == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.name == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.fullname == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.twitter_user_id == user_data['user_id'], user
assert user.info['twitter_token'] == token, user
def test_manage_user_new_user(self):
"""Test TWITTER manage_user with a new user"""
user_data = dict(user_id=1, screen_name='twitter')
token = dict(oauth_token='token', oauth_token_secret='secret')
user = manage_user(token, user_data)
assert user.email_addr == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.name == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.fullname == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.twitter_user_id == user_data['user_id'], user
assert user.info['twitter_token'] == token, user
def test_manage_user(self):
"""Test TWITTER manage_user works."""
# First with a new user
user_data = dict(user_id=1, screen_name='twitter')
token = dict(oauth_token='token', oauth_token_secret='secret')
user = manage_user(token, user_data, None)
assert user.email_addr == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.name == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.fullname == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.twitter_user_id == user_data['user_id'], user
# Second with the same user
user = manage_user(token, user_data, None)
assert user.email_addr == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.name == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.fullname == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.twitter_user_id == user_data['user_id'], user
# Finally with a user that already is in the system
user_data = dict(user_id=10, screen_name=self.name)
token = dict(oauth_token='token2', oauth_token_secret='secret2')
user = manage_user(token, user_data, None)
err_msg = "It should return the same user"
assert user.twitter_user_id == 10, err_msg
def test_manage_user(self):
"""Test TWITTER manage_user works."""
with self.app.test_request_context('/'):
# First with a new user
user_data = dict(user_id=1, screen_name='twitter')
token = dict(oauth_token='token', oauth_token_secret='secret')
user = twitter.manage_user(token, user_data, None)
assert user.email_addr == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.name == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.fullname == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.twitter_user_id == user_data['user_id'], user
# Second with the same user
user = twitter.manage_user(token, user_data, None)
assert user.email_addr == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.name == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.fullname == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.twitter_user_id == user_data['user_id'], user
# Finally with a user that already is in the system
user_data = dict(user_id=10, screen_name=Fixtures.name)
token = dict(oauth_token='token2', oauth_token_secret='secret2')
user = twitter.manage_user(token, user_data, None)
assert user is None
def test_manage_user(self):
"""Test TWITTER manage_user works."""
# First with a new user
user_data = dict(user_id=1, screen_name='twitter')
token = dict(oauth_token='token', oauth_token_secret='secret')
user = manage_user(token, user_data, None)
assert user.email_addr == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.name == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.fullname == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.twitter_user_id == user_data['user_id'], user
# Second with the same user
user = manage_user(token, user_data, None)
assert user.email_addr == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.name == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.fullname == user_data['screen_name'], user
assert user.twitter_user_id == user_data['user_id'], user
# Finally with a user that already is in the system
user_data = dict(user_id=10, screen_name=self.name)
token = dict(oauth_token='token2', oauth_token_secret='secret2')
user = manage_user(token, user_data, None)
err_msg = "It should return the same user"
assert user.twitter_user_id == 10, err_msg
