class KeywordsClientTest(unittest.TestCase):
"""
Unit tests for the HubSpot Keyword API Python client.
This file contains some unittest tests for the Keyword API.
"""
def setUp(self):
self.client = KeywordsClient(**helper.get_options())
self.keyword_guids = None
def tearDown(self):
if self.keyword_guids:
list(
map(
lambda keyword_guid: self.client.delete_keyword(
keyword_guid),
self.keyword_guids,
))
@attr("api")
def test_get_keywords(self):
keywords = self.client.get_keywords()
self.assertTrue(len(keywords))
print(("\n\nGot some keywords: {}".format(json.dumps(keywords))))
@attr("api")
def test_get_keyword(self):
keywords = self.client.get_keywords()
if len(keywords) < 1:
self.fail("No keywords available for test.")
keyword = keywords[0]
print(("\n\nGoing to get a specific keyword: {}".format(keyword)))
result = self.client.get_keyword(keyword["keyword_guid"])
self.assertEqual(keyword, result)
print(("\n\nGot a single matching keyword: {}".format(
keyword["keyword_guid"])))
@attr("api")
def test_add_keyword(self):
keyword = []
# Add a single keyword to this self, it is a string with a uuid added because a string with
# a random number appended to it has too high of a collision rate
keyword.append("hubspot3_test_keyword{}".format(str(uuid.uuid4())))
# copy the keyword into 'result' after the client adds it
result = self.client.add_keyword(keyword)
# make sure 'result' has one keyword in it
self.assertEqual(len(result["keywords"]), 1)
print("\n\nAdded keyword: {}".format(json.dumps(result)))
# holds the guid of the keyword being added
self.keyword_guid = []
# get the keyword's guid
self.keyword_guid.append(result["keywords"][0]["keyword_guid"])
# now check if the keyword is in the client
# get what is in the client
check = self.client.get_keywords()
# filter 'check' if it is in this self
check = [p for p in check if p["keyword_guid"] in self.keyword_guid]
# check if it was filtered. If it was, it is in the client
self.assertEqual(len(check), 1)
print("\n\nSaved keyword {}".format(json.dumps(check)))
@attr("api")
def test_add_keywords(self):
# Add multiple Keywords in one API call.
keywords = []
for i in range(10):
# A string with a random number between 0 and 1000 as a test keyword has too high
# of a collision rate.
# switched test string to a uuid to decrease collision chance.
keywords.append("hubspot3_test_keyword{}".format(str(
uuid.uuid4())))
# copy the keywords into 'result' after the client adds them
result = self.client.add_keywords(keywords)
# Now check if all of the keywords have been put in 'results'
self.assertEqual(len(result), 10)
# make and fill a list of 'keyword's guid's
self.keyword_guids = []
for keyword in result:
self.keyword_guids.append(keyword["keyword_guid"])
# This next section removes keywords from 'keywords' that are already in self by
# checking the guid's. If none of the keywords in 'keywords' are already
# there, it is done. Otherwise, fails at the assert.
# Make sure they're in the list now
keywords = self.client.get_keywords()
keywords = [
x for x in keywords if x["keyword_guid"] in self.keyword_guids
]
self.assertEqual(len(keywords), 10)
print("\n\nAdded multiple keywords: {}".format(keywords))
@attr("api")
def test_delete_keyword(self):
# Delete multiple keywords in one API call.
keyword = "hubspot3_test_keyword{}".format(str(uuid.uuid4()))
result = self.client.add_keyword(keyword)
keywords = result["keywords"]
first_keyword = keywords[0]
print("\n\nAbout to delete a keyword, result= {}".format(
json.dumps(result)))
self.client.delete_keyword(first_keyword["keyword_guid"])
# Make sure it's not in the list now
keywords = self.client.get_keywords()
keywords = [
x for x in keywords
if x["keyword_guid"] == first_keyword["keyword_guid"]
]
self.assertTrue(len(keywords) == 0)
print("\n\nDeleted keyword {}".format(json.dumps(first_keyword)))
@attr("api")
def test_utf8_keywords(self):
# Start with base utf8 characters
# TODO: Fails when adding simplified chinese char: 广 or cyrillic: л
utf8_keyword_bases = ["é", "ü"]
keyword_guids = []
for utf8_keyword_base in utf8_keyword_bases:
original_keyword = "{} - {}".format(utf8_keyword_base,
str(uuid.uuid4()))
result = self.client.add_keyword(original_keyword)
print("\n\nAdded keyword: {}".format(json.dumps(result)))
print(result)
keywords_results = result.get("keywords")
keyword_result = keywords_results[0]
self.assertTrue(keyword_result["keyword_guid"])
keyword_guids.append(keyword_result["keyword_guid"])
actual_keyword = keyword_result["keyword"]
# Convert to utf-8 to compare strings. Returned string is \x-escaped
if isinstance(original_keyword, str):
original_unicode_keyword = original_keyword
else:
original_unicode_keyword = original_keyword.decode("utf-8")
if isinstance(actual_keyword, str):
actual_unicode_keyword = actual_keyword
else:
actual_unicode_keyword = actual_keyword.decode("utf-8")
self.assertEqual(actual_unicode_keyword, original_unicode_keyword)
class KeywordsClientTest(unittest.TestCase):
""" Unit tests for the HubSpot Keyword API Python client.
This file contains some unittest tests for the Keyword API.
Questions, comments: http://docs.hubapi.com/wiki/Discussion_Group
"""
def setUp(self):
self.client = KeywordsClient(**helper.get_options())
self.keyword_guids = None
def tearDown(self):
if (self.keyword_guids):
list(
map(
lambda keyword_guid: self.client.delete_keyword(
keyword_guid), self.keyword_guids))
@attr('api')
def test_get_keywords(self):
keywords = self.client.get_keywords()
self.assertTrue(len(keywords))
print(("\n\nGot some keywords: {}".format(json.dumps(keywords))))
@attr('api')
def test_get_keyword(self):
keywords = self.client.get_keywords()
if len(keywords) < 1:
self.fail("No keywords available for test.")
keyword = keywords[0]
print(("\n\nGoing to get a specific keyword: {}".format(keyword)))
result = self.client.get_keyword(keyword['keyword_guid'])
self.assertEqual(keyword, result)
print(("\n\nGot a single matching keyword: {}".format(
keyword['keyword_guid'])))
# TODO This test does not currently work because there is no traffic on the demo portal
# Becuase there is no traffic, there are no visits or leads for this to look at
# @attr('api')
# def test_get_keyword_with_visit_lead(self):
# # Change the test keyword if you are running on not the demo portal
# test_keyword = "app"
# keywords = self.client.get_keywords()
# if len(keywords) < 1:
# self.fail("No keywords available for test.")
# for keyword in keywords:
# if keyword['keyword'] == test_keyword:
# self.assertTrue(keyword.has_key('visits'))
# self.assertTrue(keyword.has_key('leads'))
@attr('api')
def test_add_keyword(self):
keyword = []
# Add a single keyword to this self, it is a string with a uuid added because a string with
# a random number appended to it has too high of a collision rate
keyword.append('hubspot3_test_keyword{}'.format(str(uuid.uuid4())))
# copy the keyword into 'result' after the client adds it
result = self.client.add_keyword(keyword)
# make sure 'result' has one keyword in it
self.assertEqual(len(result['keywords']), 1)
print(("\n\nAdded keyword: {}".format(json.dumps(result))))
# holds the guid of the keyword being added
self.keyword_guid = []
# get the keyword's guid
self.keyword_guid.append(result['keywords'][0]['keyword_guid'])
# now check if the keyword is in the client
# get what is in the client
check = self.client.get_keywords()
# filter 'check' if it is in this self
check = [p for p in check if p['keyword_guid'] in self.keyword_guid]
# check if it was filtered. If it was, it is in the client
self.assertEqual(len(check), 1)
print(("\n\nSaved keyword {}".format(json.dumps(check))))
@attr('api')
def test_add_keywords(self):
# Add multiple Keywords in one API call.
keywords = []
for i in range(10):
# A string with a random number between 0 and 1000 as a test keyword has too high
# of a collision rate.
# switched test string to a uuid to decrease collision chance.
keywords.append('hubspot3_test_keyword{}'.format(str(
uuid.uuid4())))
# copy the keywords into 'result' after the client adds them
result = self.client.add_keywords(keywords)
# Now check if all of the keywords have been put in 'results'
self.assertEqual(len(result), 10)
# make and fill a list of 'keyword's guid's
self.keyword_guids = []
for keyword in result:
self.keyword_guids.append(keyword['keyword_guid'])
# This next section removes keywords from 'keywords' that are already in self by
# checking the guid's. If none of the keywords in 'keywords' are already
# there, it is done. Otherwise, fails at the assert.
# Make sure they're in the list now
keywords = self.client.get_keywords()
keywords = [
x for x in keywords if x['keyword_guid'] in self.keyword_guids
]
self.assertEqual(len(keywords), 10)
print(("\n\nAdded multiple keywords: {}".format(keywords)))
@attr('api')
def test_delete_keyword(self):
# Delete multiple keywords in one API call.
keyword = 'hubspot3_test_keyword{}'.format(str(uuid.uuid4()))
result = self.client.add_keyword(keyword)
keywords = result['keywords']
first_keyword = keywords[0]
print(("\n\nAbout to delete a keyword, result= {}".format(
json.dumps(result))))
self.client.delete_keyword(first_keyword['keyword_guid'])
# Make sure it's not in the list now
keywords = self.client.get_keywords()
keywords = [
x for x in keywords
if x['keyword_guid'] == first_keyword['keyword_guid']
]
self.assertTrue(len(keywords) == 0)
print(("\n\nDeleted keyword {}".format(json.dumps(first_keyword))))
@attr('api')
def test_utf8_keywords(self):
# Start with base utf8 characters
# TODO: Fails when adding simplified chinese char: 广 or cyrillic: л
utf8_keyword_bases = ['é', 'ü']
keyword_guids = []
for utf8_keyword_base in utf8_keyword_bases:
original_keyword = '{} - {}'.format(
(utf8_keyword_base, str(uuid.uuid4())))
result = self.client.add_keyword(original_keyword)
print(("\n\nAdded keyword: {}".format(json.dumps(result))))
print(result)
keywords_results = result.get('keywords')
keyword_result = keywords_results[0]
self.assertTrue(keyword_result['keyword_guid'])
keyword_guids.append(keyword_result['keyword_guid'])
actual_keyword = keyword_result['keyword']
# Convert to utf-8 to compare strings. Returned string is \x-escaped
if isinstance(original_keyword, str):
original_unicode_keyword = original_keyword
else:
original_unicode_keyword = original_keyword.decode('utf-8')
if isinstance(actual_keyword, str):
actual_unicode_keyword = actual_keyword
else:
actual_unicode_keyword = actual_keyword.decode('utf-8')
self.assertEqual(actual_unicode_keyword, original_unicode_keyword)