def test_get_auth_token_route_ok(app, mocker, client):
expected_status = 200
expected_r_expiration = 14400
expected_r_user_id = 2
expected_r_username = "******"
# mock db query
query_mock = mocker.patch('flask_sqlalchemy._QueryProperty.__get__')
# mock app key authorization db query
query_mock.return_value \
.filter.return_value \
.one.return_value = AppKey()
role1 = Role()
role1.id = 1
role1.name = 'USER'
role1.password_reset_days = 365
role1.password_policy = True
role1.password_reuse_history = 10
user2 = User()
user2.id = 2
user2.username = expected_r_username
user2.password = "******"
user2.roles = [role1]
# mock user login db query
query_mock.return_value \
.filter.return_value \
.first.return_value = user2
db_mock = mocker.patch('modules.users.authentication.db')
db_mock.add.return_value = None
db_mock.commit.return_value = None
# mock user login
auth_mock = mocker.patch('modules.users.Authentication.is_account_locked')
auth_mock.return_value = False
credentials = base64.b64encode(
'user2:user2pass'.encode('ascii')).decode('utf-8')
response = client.get("/token?app_key=123",
headers={"Authorization": f"Basic {credentials}"})
assert response.status_code == expected_status
assert response.json['expiration'] == expected_r_expiration
assert response.json['user_id'] == expected_r_user_id
assert response.json['username'] == expected_r_username
assert 'token' in response.json
def test_get_auth_token_ok(app, mocker):
expected_status = 200
expected_r_expiration = 14400
expected_r_user_id = 2
expected_r_username = "******"
user2 = User()
user2.id = 2
user2.username = '******'
g_mock = mocker.patch('modules.users.routes_auth.g')
g_mock.user = user2
result = get_auth_token()
assert result[1] == expected_status
assert result[0].json['expiration'] == expected_r_expiration
assert result[0].json['user_id'] == expected_r_user_id
assert result[0].json['username'] == expected_r_username
assert 'token' in result[0].json