def test_delete_mealplan_with_recipes_added_success(self, test_client, logged_in_user, user, db):
"""
GIVEN a Flask application, user is logged in, meal plan has been created and recipes are in meal plan
WHEN user requests meal plan to be deleted
THEN meal plan deletion obliges, and all recipes in MealPlanRecipes are deleted
"""
create_mealplan(test_client)
recipe_ids = random.sample(range(1400), 10)
for id in recipe_ids:
add_to_mealplan(test_client, id) # Add 10 random recipes to meal plan
from app.models import MealPlans, MealPlanRecipes
mealplan_added = db.session.query(MealPlans).filter(MealPlans.user_id == user.id).first()
assert mealplan_added
mealplan_id = mealplan_added.mealplan_id
mealplan_has_recipes = db.session.query(MealPlanRecipes) \
.filter(MealPlanRecipes.mealplan_id == mealplan_id).first()
assert mealplan_has_recipes # MealPlanRecipes associated with meal plan id exists
response = delete_mealplan(test_client, mealplan_id)
assert b'warning' in response.data
mealplan_added = db.session.query(MealPlans).filter(MealPlans.mealplan_id == mealplan_id).first()
assert not mealplan_added # meal plan has been deleted
mealplan_has_recipes = db.session.query(MealPlanRecipes) \
.filter(MealPlanRecipes.mealplan_id == mealplan_id).first()
assert not mealplan_has_recipes # all MealPlanRecipes with associated meal plan id has been deleted
def test_add_and_delete_recipe_from_mealplan(self, test_client, logged_in_user, user, db):
"""
GIVEN a Flask application, user is logged in and meal plan is created
WHEN user adds new recipe to mealplan
THEN success message is shown, and the recipe is added to meal plan
"""
create_mealplan(test_client)
from app.models import MealPlans, MealPlanRecipes
mealplan_id, = db.session.query(MealPlans.mealplan_id).filter(MealPlans.user_id == user.id).first()
# Get current mealplan id
recipe_id = random.randint(0, 1400)
response = add_to_mealplan(test_client, recipe_id)
assert response.status_code == 200
assert b'success' in response.data
recipe_is_added = db.session.query(MealPlanRecipes) \
.filter(MealPlanRecipes.mealplan_id == mealplan_id) \
.filter(MealPlanRecipes.recipe_id == recipe_id)
assert recipe_is_added # recipe is added to mealplan
"""
GIVEN a Flask application, user is logged in and recipe has been added to a mealplan
WHEN when user removes the recipe from mealplan
THEN recipe is removed from mealplan
"""
response = del_from_mealplan(test_client, mealplan_id, recipe_id)
assert response.status_code == 200
assert b'success' in response.data
recipe_is_added = db.session.query(MealPlanRecipes) \
.filter(MealPlanRecipes.mealplan_id == mealplan_id) \
.filter(MealPlanRecipes.recipe_id == recipe_id).first()
assert not recipe_is_added # recipe is not added to mealplan
def test_add_duplicate_recipes_to_mealplan(self, test_client, logged_in_user):
"""
GIVEN a Flask application, user is logged in and meal plan is created
WHEN user adds the same recipe to mealplan twice
THEN error message shows
"""
create_mealplan(test_client)
recipe_id = random.randint(0, 1400)
add_to_mealplan(test_client, recipe_id) # Add recipe to meal plan first time
response = add_to_mealplan(test_client, recipe_id) # Add recipe to meal plan second time
assert b'failure' in response.data
def test_cannot_add_new_mealplan_while_old_mealplan_is_empty(self, test_client, user, logged_in_user, db):
"""
GIVEN a Flask application and user is logged in
WHEN user requests 'create_mealplan' twice (thus on the second request, the active meal plan is empty)
THEN appropriate error messages flashes on second attempt
"""
create_mealplan(test_client) # Create meal plan once
response = create_mealplan(test_client) # Create meal plan twice
assert b'Your most recent meal plan' in response.data
assert b'has no recipes. Please make use of it before' in response.data
assert b'creating a new meal plan' in response.data
assert response.status_code == 200
def test_mail_grocery_list_fails_if_mealplan_is_empty(self, test_client, db, user, logged_in_user):
"""
GIVEN a flask mail and logged in user with mealplan created
WHEN user requests grocery list sent to email, but no recipes are in meal plan
THEN warning message flashes
"""
from app.models import MealPlans
create_mealplan(test_client)
mealplan_id, = db.session.query(MealPlans.mealplan_id).filter(MealPlans.user_id == user.id).first()
# Get current mealplan id
response = send_grocery_list(test_client, mealplan_id)
assert b'There are no recipes in this meal plan, so we could not send you a grocery list!' in response.data
def test_grocery_list_contains_ingredients_of_mealplan_recipes(self, test_client, logged_in_user, user, db,
recipe_ids):
"""
GIVEN a Flask application, user is logged in, meal plan is created and user has added 5 recipes to mealplan
WHEN user requests to view grocery list of meal plan
THEN correct ingredients are shown
"""
create_mealplan(test_client)
from app.models import MealPlans, RecipeIngredients
# Get current mealplan id
mealplan_id, = db.session.query(MealPlans.mealplan_id).filter(MealPlans.user_id == user.id).first()
for id in recipe_ids:
add_to_mealplan(test_client, id) # Add 5 random recipes to meal plan
response = view_grocery_list(test_client, mealplan_id)
query = db.session.query(RecipeIngredients) \
.filter(RecipeIngredients.recipe_id.in_(recipe_ids)) \
.all() # Query where recipe_id in recipe_ids
ingredients_list = [i.ingredient for i in query]
blockers = ["'", "&", "…"]
for ingredient in ingredients_list: # Check that ingredients are in grocery list
if "href=" in str(ingredient): # If an ingredient has a link in it, then don't check
pass
else:
ing = []
split = []
ing[:0] = ingredient
for blocker in blockers:
if blocker in ingredient:
split.append(int(ing.index(blocker)))
ing.remove(blocker)
start = 0
index = 1
for s in split:
end = (s + 1) - index
search_string = ''.join(ing[start:end])
if "amp;" in search_string:
s_list = search_string.split("amp;") # Split string by ampersand and assert them separately
assert s_list[0].encode() in response.data
else:
check = search_string.strip().encode()
assert check in response.data
start = end
index += 1
def test_add_recipes_to_mealplan_and_mealplan_view(self, test_client, user, logged_in_user, db, recipe_ids):
"""
GIVEN a Flask application, user is logged in, meal plan is created and user has added 5 recipes to mealplan
WHEN user requests meal plan view
THEN success message is shown, and the recipe is added to meal plan
"""
create_mealplan(test_client)
from app.models import MealPlans
# Get current mealplan id
mealplan_id, = db.session.query(MealPlans.mealplan_id).filter(MealPlans.user_id == user.id).first()
for id in recipe_ids:
add_to_mealplan(test_client, id) # Add 5 random recipes to meal plan
response = view_mealplan(test_client, mealplan_id) # Navigate to meal plan page
response_recipe_ids = get_recipe_ids(test_client, response) # Get recipe ids from recipes on page
assert recipe_ids.sort() == response_recipe_ids.sort()
def test_remove_recipe_from_mealplan_when_recipe_already_not_in_mealplan_fails(self, test_client, logged_in_user,
user, db):
"""
GIVEN a Flask application, user is logged in and meal plan is created
WHEN user requests to remove a recipe from mealplan while recipe isn't in mealplan
THEN error message shows
"""
create_mealplan(test_client)
from app.models import MealPlans, MealPlanRecipes
mealplan_id, = db.session.query(MealPlans.mealplan_id).filter(MealPlans.user_id == user.id).first()
# Get current mealplan id
mealplan_has_recipes = db.session.query(MealPlanRecipes) \
.filter(MealPlanRecipes.mealplan_id == mealplan_id).all()
assert not mealplan_has_recipes # Check that mealplan has no recipes
recipe_id = random.randint(0, 1400) # Random recipe id to 'remove' from mealplan
response = del_from_mealplan(test_client, mealplan_id, recipe_id)
assert b'failure' in response.data
def test_delete_mealplan_success(self, test_client, logged_in_user, user, db):
"""
GIVEN a Flask application, user is logged in and has created a mealplan
WHEN user requests to delete a mealplan
THEN deletion succeeds
"""
create_mealplan(test_client)
from app.models import MealPlans
mealplan_added = db.session.query(MealPlans).filter(MealPlans.user_id == user.id).first()
assert mealplan_added
mealplan_id = mealplan_added.mealplan_id
response = delete_mealplan(test_client, mealplan_id)
assert response.status_code == 200
assert b'warning' in response.data
mealplan_added = db.session.query(MealPlans).filter(MealPlans.user_id == user.id).first()
assert not mealplan_added
def test_mail_grocery_list_succeeds_if_mealplan_is_not_empty(self, test_client, db, user, logged_in_user,
recipe_ids):
"""
GIVEN a flask mail and logged in user with mealplan created
WHEN user requests grocery list sent to email, and there are recipes in meal plan
THEN email is sent successfully and user is notified
"""
from app.models import MealPlans
create_mealplan(test_client)
for id in recipe_ids:
add_to_mealplan(test_client, id)
mealplan_id, = db.session.query(MealPlans.mealplan_id).filter(MealPlans.user_id == user.id).first()
# Get current mealplan id
response = send_grocery_list(test_client, mealplan_id)
success_message = f"Your grocery list has been sent to {user.email}!"
assert (success_message.encode() in response.data) or \
(b'Unfortunately the email could not be sent due to a server error, please try again at a later time.'
in response.data)
def test_create_new_mealplan_success(self, test_client, user, logged_in_user, db):
"""
GIVEN a Flask application and user is logged in
WHEN the 'create_mealplan' is requested
THEN response is valid and meal plan is added to database, and that you can view the meal plan
"""
from app.models import MealPlans
query = db.session.query(MealPlans).filter(MealPlans.user_id == user.id).first()
assert query is None # Assert user has not already created a meal plan
response = create_mealplan(test_client)
assert b'Success, new meal plan' in response.data
assert response.status_code == 200
mealplan_id, = db.session.query(MealPlans.mealplan_id).filter(MealPlans.user_id == user.id).first()
assert mealplan_id is not None
response = view_mealplan(test_client, mealplan_id)
check_message = f"{user.first_name}'s meal plan {mealplan_id}"
assert response.status_code == 200
assert check_message.encode() in response.data
