class TestBackend(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp (self):
self.router = MockRouter()
self.backend = Backend(self.router)
self.router.add_backend(self.backend)
def test__properties (self):
self.assertEquals(self.backend.title, "backend")
self.assertEquals(self.backend.router, self.router)
self.assertFalse(self.backend.running)
def test_start_stop (self):
self.router.start()
time.sleep(0.5)
self.assertTrue(self.backend.running, "backend starts when router starts")
self.router.stop()
time.sleep(2.5)
self.assertFalse(self.backend.running, "backend stops when router stops")
def test_message (self):
msg = self.backend.message("0000", "Good morning!")
self.assertEquals(type(msg), Message, "message() returns a message")
def test_route (self):
msg = self.backend.message("0000", "Good morning!")
self.backend.route(msg)
self.assertTrue(self.router.message_waiting, "backend sends to router")
class TestScript (TestCase):
__metaclass__ = MetaTestScript
"""
The scripted.TestScript class subclasses unittest.TestCase
and allows you to define unit tests for your RapidSMS apps
in the form of a 'conversational' script:
from myapp.app import App as MyApp
from rapidsms.tests.scripted import TestScript
class TestMyApp (TestScript):
apps = (MyApp,)
testRegister = \"""
8005551212 > register as someuser
8005551212 < Registered new user 'someuser' for 8005551212!
\"""
testDirectMessage = \"""
8005551212 > tell anotheruser what's up??
8005550000 < someuser said "what's up??"
\"""
This TestMyApp class would then work exactly as any other
unittest.TestCase subclass (so you could, for example, call
unittest.main()).
"""
apps = None
def setUp (self):
self.router = MockRouter()
self.backend = Backend(self.router)
self.router.add_backend(self.backend)
if not self.apps:
raise Exception(
"You must define a list of apps in your TestScript class!")
for app_class in self.apps:
app = app_class(self.router)
self.router.add_app(app)
def tearDown (self):
if self.router.running:
self.router.stop()
@classmethod
def parseScript (cls, script):
cmds = []
for line in map(lambda(x): x.strip(), script.split("\n")):
if not line or line.startswith("#"): continue
tokens = re.split(r'([<>])', line, 1)
num, dir, txt = map(lambda (x):x.strip(), tokens)
# allow users to optionally put dates in the number
# 19232922@200804150730
if "@" in num:
num, datestr = num.split("@")
date = datetime.strptime(datestr, "%Y%m%d%H%M")
else:
date = datetime.now()
cmds.append((num, date, dir, txt))
return cmds
class TestScript (TestCase):
__metaclass__ = MetaTestScript
"""
The scripted.TestScript class subclasses unittest.TestCase
and allows you to define unit tests for your RapidSMS apps
in the form of a 'conversational' script:
from myapp.app import App as MyApp
from rapidsms.tests.scripted import TestScript
class TestMyApp (TestScript):
apps = (MyApp,)
testRegister = \"""
8005551212 > register as someuser
8005551212 < Registered new user 'someuser' for 8005551212!
\"""
testDirectMessage = \"""
8005551212 > tell anotheruser what's up??
8005550000 < someuser said "what's up??"
\"""
This TestMyApp class would then work exactly as any other
unittest.TestCase subclass (so you could, for example, call
unittest.main()).
"""
apps = None
def setUp (self):
self.router = MockRouter()
self.backend = Backend(self.router)
self.router.add_backend(self.backend)
if not self.apps:
raise Exception(
"You must define a list of apps in your TestScript class!")
for app_class in self.apps:
app = app_class(self.router)
self.router.add_app(app)
def tearDown (self):
if self.router.running:
self.router.stop()
@classmethod
def parseScript (cls, script):
cmds = []
for line in map(lambda(x): x.strip(), script.split("\n")):
if not line or line.startswith("#"): continue
tokens = re.split(r'([<>])', line, 1)
num, dir, txt = map(lambda (x):x.strip(), tokens)
# allow users to optionally put dates in the number
# 19232922@200804150730
if "@" in num:
num, datestr = num.split("@")
date = datetime.strptime(datestr, "%Y%m%d%H%M")
else:
date = datetime.now()
cmds.append((num, date, dir, txt))
return cmds
class TestBackend(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.router = MockRouter()
self.backend = Backend(self.router)
self.router.add_backend(self.backend)
def test__properties(self):
self.assertEquals(self.backend.title, "backend")
self.assertEquals(self.backend.router, self.router)
self.assertFalse(self.backend.running)
def test_start_stop(self):
self.router.start()
time.sleep(0.5)
self.assertTrue(self.backend.running,
"backend starts when router starts")
self.router.stop()
time.sleep(2.5)
self.assertFalse(self.backend.running,
"backend stops when router stops")
def test_message(self):
msg = self.backend.message("0000", "Good morning!")
self.assertEquals(type(msg), Message, "message() returns a message")
def test_route(self):
msg = self.backend.message("0000", "Good morning!")
self.backend.route(msg)
self.assertTrue(self.router.message_waiting, "backend sends to router")
class TestMessage(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp (self):
self.router = MockRouter()
self.backend = Backend("testing", self.router)
self.connection = Connection(self.backend, "12345")
self.person = Person()
self.person.add_connection(self.connection)
self.router.add_backend(self.backend)
def test__init__ (self):
msg = Message(self.connection, "this is a test")
self.assertEquals(msg.connection, self.connection, "connection is right (connection)")
msg = Message(None, "this is a test", self.person)
self.assertEquals(msg.connection, self.connection, "connection is right (person)")
self.assertEquals(msg.text, "this is a test", "text is right")
self.assertEquals(msg.responses, [], "responses is empty")
self.assertRaises(Exception, Message)
def test__unicode__ (self):
msg = Message(self.connection, "this is a test")
self.assertEquals(unicode(msg), "this is a test", "unicode is right")
def test_peer (self):
msg = Message(self.connection, "this is a test")
self.assertEquals(msg.peer, "12345", "peer identifier is right")
def test_send (self):
self.router.start()
msg = Message(self.connection, "this is a test")
self.assertTrue(msg.send(), "message was sent")
waiting = self.backend.next_message()
self.assertEquals(msg, waiting, "the backend got the message")
self.router.stop()
def test_respond (self):
msg = Message(self.connection, "this is a test")
msg.respond("how did it go?")
msg.respond("okay?")
self.assertEquals(len(msg.responses), 2, "message queues responses")
self.assertEquals(msg.responses[0].text, "how did it go?", "it went well")
self.assertEquals(msg.responses[1].text, "okay?", "sure enough")
def test_flush_responses (self):
msg = Message(self.connection, "this is a test")
self.router.start()
msg.respond("how did it go?")
msg.flush_responses()
waiting = self.backend.next_message()
self.assertEquals(waiting.text, "how did it go?", "the backend got the message (1)")
msg.respond("again?")
msg.respond("and again?")
msg.flush_responses()
waiting = self.backend.next_message()
self.assertEquals(waiting.text, "again?", "the backend got the message (2)")
waiting = self.backend.next_message()
self.assertEquals(waiting.text, "and again?", "the backend got the message (3)")
self.router.stop()
def setUp(self):
# setup a router with the email backend and echo app enabled.
# also mark the inboxes of both accounts read
self._read_all(CONF)
self._read_all(CONF2)
self.assertEqual(0, len(self._get_mail(CONF)))
self.assertEqual(0, len(self._get_mail(CONF2)))
router = MockRouter()
backend = Backend(router)
backend.configure(**CONF)
router.add_backend(backend)
router.add_app(EchoApp(router))
self.backend = backend
self.router = router
def setUp(self):
# setup a router with the email backend and echo app enabled.
# also mark the inboxes of both accounts read
self._read_all(CONF)
self._read_all(CONF2)
self.assertEqual(0, len(self._get_mail(CONF)))
self.assertEqual(0, len(self._get_mail(CONF2)))
router = MockRouter()
backend = Backend(router)
backend.configure(**CONF)
router.add_backend(backend)
router.add_app(EchoApp(router))
self.backend = backend
self.router = router
class TestMessage(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.router = MockRouter()
self.backend = Backend(self.router)
self.connection = Connection(self.backend, "12345")
self.person = Person()
self.person.add_connection(self.connection)
self.router.add_backend(self.backend)
def test__init__(self):
msg = Message(self.connection, "this is a test")
self.assertEquals(msg.connection, self.connection,
"connection is right (connection)")
msg = Message(None, "this is a test", self.person)
self.assertEquals(msg.connection, self.connection,
"connection is right (person)")
self.assertEquals(msg.text, "this is a test", "text is right")
self.assertEquals(msg.responses, [], "responses is empty")
self.assertRaises(Exception, Message)
def test__unicode__(self):
msg = Message(self.connection, "this is a test")
self.assertEquals(unicode(msg), "this is a test", "unicode is right")
def test_peer(self):
msg = Message(self.connection, "this is a test")
self.assertEquals(msg.peer, "12345", "peer identifier is right")
def test_send(self):
self.router.start()
msg = Message(self.connection, "this is a test")
self.assertTrue(msg.send(), "message was sent")
waiting = self.backend.next_message()
self.assertEquals(msg, waiting, "the backend got the message")
self.router.stop()
def test_respond(self):
msg = Message(self.connection, "this is a test")
msg.respond("how did it go?")
msg.respond("okay?")
self.assertEquals(len(msg.responses), 2, "message queues responses")
self.assertEquals(msg.responses[0].text, "how did it go?",
"it went well")
self.assertEquals(msg.responses[1].text, "okay?", "sure enough")
def test_flush_responses(self):
msg = Message(self.connection, "this is a test")
self.router.start()
msg.respond("how did it go?")
msg.flush_responses()
waiting = self.backend.next_message()
self.assertEquals(waiting.text, "how did it go?",
"the backend got the message (1)")
msg.respond("again?")
msg.respond("and again?")
msg.flush_responses()
waiting = self.backend.next_message()
self.assertEquals(waiting.text, "again?",
"the backend got the message (2)")
waiting = self.backend.next_message()
self.assertEquals(waiting.text, "and again?",
"the backend got the message (3)")
self.router.stop()
