def test_fields_datetime_range_no_input_optional(self):
"""
Happy path: the value is optional and was not provided
"""
# Create a DatetimeRangeField instance with some params
daterange = DatetimeRangeField(required=False)
# None is valid input as the field is not required
self.assertEqual(daterange.clean(None), None)
def test_fields_datetime_range_broken_input_not_json(self):
"""
Invalid input: an eval-able tuple as a string is not proper JSON
"""
# Create a DatetimeRangeField instance with some params
daterange = DatetimeRangeField(required=True)
# The field is supposed to receive JSON, not eval-able python code
with self.assertRaises(ValidationError) as context:
daterange.clean('("2018-01-01T06:00:00Z", null)')
self.assertEqual(context.exception.message, "Invalid JSON formatting")
def test_fields_datetime_range_no_input_required(self):
"""
Invalid input: the value is required but missing
"""
# Create a DatetimeRangeField instance with some params
daterange = DatetimeRangeField(required=True)
# None is not valid input when the field is required
with self.assertRaises(ValidationError) as context:
daterange.clean(None)
self.assertEqual(context.exception.message, "Missing required field")
def test_fields_datetime_range_start_and_null_input(self):
"""
Happy path: only a start is provided for the daterange
"""
# Create a DatetimeRangeField instance with some params
daterange = DatetimeRangeField(required=True)
# The field is marked as valid and returns a tuple with a datetime and None
self.assertEqual(
daterange.clean('["2018-01-01T06:00:00Z", null]'),
(arrow.get(datetime(2018, 1, 1, 6, 0), "UTC"), None),
)
def test_fields_datetime_range_broken_input_python_list(self):
"""
Invalid input: a python list is not proper JSON
"""
# Create a DatetimeRangeField instance with some params
daterange = DatetimeRangeField(required=True)
# The field is not supposed to receive a python list (from e.g. an array
# query string param), and raises an error
with self.assertRaises(ValidationError) as context:
daterange.clean([])
self.assertEqual(context.exception.message, "Missing required field")
def test_fields_datetime_range_empty_array_input(self):
"""
Invalid input: an empty array does not satisfy the "required" condition
"""
# Create a DatetimeRangeField instance with some params
daterange = DatetimeRangeField(required=True)
# The field raises an error, an empty array is the same as no value
with self.assertRaises(ValidationError) as context:
daterange.clean("[]")
self.assertEqual(context.exception.message,
"Empty datetimerange is invalid")
def test_fields_datetime_range_null_and_end_input(self):
"""
Happy path: only an end is provided for the daterange
"""
# Create a DatetimeRangeField instance with some params
daterange = DatetimeRangeField(required=True)
# The field is marked as valid and returns a tuple with None and a datetime
self.assertEqual(
daterange.clean('[null, "2018-01-31T06:00:00Z"]'),
(None, arrow.get(datetime(2018, 1, 31, 6, 0), "UTC")),
)
def test_fields_datetime_range_array_of_null_input(self):
"""
Invalid input: [null, null] is no use at all as a daterange and probably a client-side
error, we should not accept it as correct input
"""
# Create a DatetimeRangeField instance with some params
daterange = DatetimeRangeField(required=False)
# We need at least one datetime: the field raises an error
with self.assertRaises(ValidationError) as context:
daterange.clean("[null, null]")
self.assertEqual(context.exception.message,
"A valid datetimerange needs at least 1 datetime")
def test_fields_datetime_range_invalid_date_format_input(self):
"""
Invalid input: the date format is not ISO and therefore not recognized by arrow and
our own form field.
"""
# Create a DatetimeRangeField instance with some params
daterange = DatetimeRangeField(required=True)
with self.assertRaises(ValidationError) as context:
daterange.clean(
'[null, "Mardi 27 mars à 16 heures heure de Paris"]')
self.assertEqual(context.exception.message,
"Invalid datetime format; use ISO 8601")
def test_fields_datetime_range_start_and_end_input(self):
"""
Happy path: we got 2 datetimes, a start & an end for our daterange
"""
# Create a DatetimeRangeField instance with some params
daterange = DatetimeRangeField(required=True)
# We pass 2 ISO dates this time, just like a JS client would do. The field is valid and
# returns a tuple with our two datetimes, which is effectively a daterange
self.assertEqual(
daterange.clean(
'["2018-01-01T06:00:00Z", "2018-01-31T06:00:00Z"]'),
(
arrow.get(datetime(2018, 1, 1, 6, 0), "UTC"),
arrow.get(datetime(2018, 1, 31, 6, 0), "UTC"),
),
)
def test_fields_datetime_range_start_and_end_with_timezones_input(self):
"""
Happy path: the consumer provides ISO datetimes with timezones, which are valid input
for our form field.
"""
# Create a DatetimeRangeField instance with some params
daterange = DatetimeRangeField(required=True)
# Pass 2 ISO dates with different timezone data. The field is valid and returns a tuple
# with two datetimes and properly set timezones
self.assertEqual(
daterange.clean(
'["2018-01-01T06:00:00+02:00", "2018-01-31T06:00:00+05:00"]'),
(
arrow.get(datetime(2018, 1, 1, 6, 0),
"Africa/Cairo"), # A timezone with +2h
arrow.get(datetime(2018, 1, 31, 6, 0),
"Indian/Kerguelen"), # A timezone with +5h
),
)
