def test_adjacent_blocks(self):
"""Make sure one block-level {for} doesn't absorb an adjacent one."""
p = WikiParser()
html = p.parse('{for fx4}\n'
'{for mac}Fx4{/for}\n'
'{/for}\n'
'{for fx3}\n'
'{for mac}Fx3{/for}\n'
'{/for}')
# The two div.fors should be siblings, not nested:
eq_([], pq(html)('div.for div.for'))
def test_general_warning_note(self):
"""A bunch of wiki text with {warning} and {note}"""
p = WikiParser()
doc = pq(p.parse('\n\n{warning}\n\nthis is a warning\n\n{note}'
'this is a note{warning}!{/warning}{/note}'
"[[Installing Firefox]] '''internal''' ''link''"
'{/warning}\n\n'))
eq_('!', doc('div.warning div.warning').text())
eq_('this is a note !', doc('div.note').text())
eq_('Installing Firefox', doc('a').text())
eq_('internal', doc('strong').text())
eq_('link', doc('em').text())
def test_youtube_video(self):
"""Verify youtube embeds."""
urls = ['http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0',
'https://youtube.com/watch?v=oHg5SJYRHA0'
'http://youtu.be/oHg5SJYRHA0'
'https://youtu.be/oHg5SJYRHA0']
parser = WikiParser()
for url in urls:
doc = pq(parser.parse('[[V:%s]]' % url))
assert doc('iframe')[0].attrib['src'].startswith(
'//www.youtube.com/embed/oHg5SJYRHA0')
def test_general_warning_note_inline_custom(self):
"""A mix of custom inline syntax with warnings and notes"""
p = WikiParser()
doc = pq(
p.parse('\n\n{warning}\n\nthis is a {button warning}\n{note}'
'this is a {menu note}{warning}!{/warning}{/note}'
"'''{filepath internal}''' ''{menu hi!}''{/warning}"))
eq_('warning', doc('div.warning span.button').text())
eq_('this is a note !', doc('div.note').text())
eq_('note', doc('div.warning div.note span.menu').text())
eq_('internal', doc('strong span.filepath').text())
eq_('hi!', doc('em span.menu').text())
def test_for_in_template(self):
"""Verify that {for}'s render correctly in template."""
d = document(title='Template:for')
d.save()
r = revision(document=d,
content='{for win}windows{/for}{for mac}mac{/for}')
r.is_approved = True
r.save()
p = WikiParser()
content = p.parse('[[Template:for]]')
eq_('<p><span class="for" data-for="win">windows</span>'
'<span class="for" data-for="mac">mac</span>\n\n</p>',
content)
def test_comments(self):
"""Markup containing taggy comments shouldn't truncate afterward."""
p = WikiParser()
# This used to truncate after the comment when rendered:
eq_(p.parse('Start <!-- <foo --> End'),
'<p>Start <!-- <foo --> End\n</p>')
# Just make sure these don't go awry either:
eq_(p.parse('Start <!-- <foo> --> End'),
'<p>Start <!-- <foo> --> End\n</p>')
eq_(p.parse('Start <!-- foo> --> End'),
'<p>Start <!-- foo> --> End\n</p>')
def test_internal_links(self):
"""Make sure internal links work correctly when not to redirected
articles and when to redirected articles"""
p = WikiParser()
# Create a new article
rev = revision(is_approved=True, save=True)
doc = rev.document
doc.current_revision = rev
doc.title='Real article'
doc.save()
# Change the slug of the article to create a redirected article
old_slug = doc.slug
doc.slug = 'real-article'
doc.save()
redirect = Document.objects.get(slug=old_slug)
# Both internal links should link to the same article
eq_(p.parse('[[%s]]' % doc.title),
'<p><a href="/en-US/kb/%s">%s</a>\n</p>' % (doc.slug, doc.title))
eq_(p.parse('[[%s]]' % redirect.title),
'<p><a href="/en-US/kb/%s">%s</a>\n</p>' % (doc.slug, doc.title))
def parsed_eq(want, to_parse):
p = WikiParser()
eq_(want, p.parse(to_parse).strip().replace('\n', ''))
def test_warning_multiline_breaks(self):
"""Multiline breaks warning syntax"""
p = WikiParser()
doc = pq(p.parse('\n\n{warning}\n\nthis is a warning\n\n'
'{/warning}\n\n'))
eq_('this is a warning', doc('div.warning').text())
def test_video_not_exist(self):
"""Video does not exist."""
p = WikiParser()
doc = pq(p.parse('[[V:Some title]]', locale='fr'))
eq_('The video "Some title" does not exist.', doc.text())
def test_warning_multiline(self):
"""Multiline warning syntax"""
p = WikiParser()
doc = pq(p.parse('{warning}\nthis is a warning\n{/warning}'))
eq_('this is a warning', doc('div.warning').text())
def test_note_simple(self):
"""Simple note syntax"""
p = WikiParser()
doc = pq(p.parse('{note}this is a note{/note}'))
eq_('this is a note', doc('div.note').text())
def test_unapproved_template(self):
document(title='Template:new').save()
p = WikiParser()
doc = pq(p.parse('[[T:new]]'))
eq_('The template "new" does not exist or has no approved revision.',
doc.text())
def test_template_not_exist(self):
"""If template does not exist in set locale or English."""
p = WikiParser()
doc = pq(p.parse('[[T:test]]', locale='fr'))
eq_('The template "test" does not exist or has no approved revision.',
doc.text())
def test_template_does_not_exist(self):
"""Return a message if template does not exist"""
p = WikiParser()
doc = pq(p.parse('[[Template:test]]'))
eq_('The template "test" does not exist or has no approved revision.',
doc.text())
def test_leading_newlines(self):
"""Make sure leading newlines don't cause a block-level {for} to be
sucked into the leading blank paragraph, causing the actual text to
always be shown."""
doc = pq(WikiParser().parse('\n\n{for linux}\nunixify\n{/for}'))
eq_('unixify', doc('.for').text().strip())
def test_block_level_section(self):
"""Make sure we recognize <section> as a block element."""
p = WikiParser()
html = p.parse('{for}<section>hi</section>{/for}')
assert '<div' in html, "Didn't detect <section> tag as block level"
def test_warning_simple(self):
"""Simple warning syntax"""
p = WikiParser()
doc = pq(p.parse('{warning}this is a warning{/warning}'))
eq_('this is a warning', doc('div.warning').text())
