class TransparentPostTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
"""
Test the generation of signed data for transparent POST operations.
TODO: these tests don't actually verify that the generated signature
correctly follows Recurly's specs. I've tested, manually, that it does.
But it would be better to actually generate a transparent POST request
and send it to recurly to verify that the signature is accepted.
"""
def setUp(self):
self.recurly = Recurly(username=USERNAME, password=PASSWORD, subdomain=SUBDOMAIN, private_key=PRIVATE_KEY)
self.trans_post_data = dict(
redirect_url="http://your-website.com/subscribe",
account=dict(account_code="my_account_code"),
subscription=dict(plan_code="my_plan_code"),
)
def test_transparent_post(self):
trans_post_sig = self.recurly.transparent_post_encode(self.trans_post_data)
parts = trans_post_sig.split("|")
self.assertEqual(len(parts), 2)
self.assertTrue("time=" in parts[1])
self.assertTrue("subscription%5Bplan_code%5D=my_plan_code" in parts[1])
def test_required_attrs(self):
# Grrr... python 2.5 has no "assertRaises"
trans_post_sig = self.recurly.transparent_post_encode(self.trans_post_data)
self.assertTrue(trans_post_sig)
data_copy = dict(self.trans_post_data)
del data_copy["redirect_url"]
try:
self.recurly.transparent_post_encode(data_copy)
except ValueError:
pass
else:
self.fail("ValueError not thrown.")
data_copy = dict(self.trans_post_data)
del data_copy["account"]
try:
self.recurly.transparent_post_encode(data_copy)
except ValueError:
pass
else:
self.fail("ValueError not thrown.")
data_copy = dict(self.trans_post_data)
del data_copy["account"]["account_code"]
try:
self.recurly.transparent_post_encode(data_copy)
except ValueError:
pass
else:
self.fail("ValueError not thrown.")
