def test_modifying_db_config_by_admin_with_batch(flask_app_client, admin_user,
db):
# pylint: disable=invalid-name
try:
utils.get_and_check_houston_configs(
) # Ensure an empty database of existing configs
new_env = 'testing-with-db'
with flask_app_client.login(admin_user,
auth_scopes=('config.houston:write', )):
data = [
test_utils.patch_test_op(admin_user.password_secret),
test_utils.patch_add_op(new_env, path='ENV'),
test_utils.patch_remove_op(path='ENV'),
test_utils.patch_add_op(new_env, path='ENV'),
]
response = _patch_request(flask_app_client, data)
assert response.json
utils.get_and_check_houston_configs(key='ENV', value=new_env)
except Exception as ex:
raise ex
finally:
utils.delete_all_houston_configs(db)
def test_modifying_db_config_by_admin_with_invalid_password_must_fail(
flask_app_client, admin_user, db):
# pylint: disable=invalid-name
try:
utils.get_and_check_houston_configs(
) # Ensure an empty database of existing configs
new_env = 'testing-with-db'
with flask_app_client.login(admin_user,
auth_scopes=('config.houston:write', )):
data = [
test_utils.patch_test_op('invalid_password'),
test_utils.patch_add_op(new_env, path='ENV'),
]
response = _patch_request(flask_app_client, data)
assert response.status_code == 403
assert response.content_type == 'application/json'
assert isinstance(response.json, dict)
assert set(response.json.keys()) >= {'status', 'message'}
utils.get_and_check_houston_configs(
) # Ensure an empty database of existing configs
except Exception as ex:
raise ex
finally:
utils.delete_all_houston_configs(db)
def test_modifying_db_config_by_regular_user(flask_app_client, regular_user,
db):
try:
utils.get_and_check_houston_configs(
) # Ensure an empty database of existing configs
with flask_app_client.login(regular_user,
auth_scopes=('config.houston:write', )):
data = [
test_utils.patch_test_op(regular_user.password_secret),
test_utils.patch_add_op('testing-with-db', path='ENV'),
]
response = _patch_request(flask_app_client, data)
assert response.status_code == 403
assert response.content_type == 'application/json'
assert isinstance(response.json, dict)
assert set(response.json.keys()) >= {'status', 'message'}
utils.get_and_check_houston_configs(
) # Ensure an empty database of existing configs
except Exception as ex:
raise ex
finally:
utils.delete_all_houston_configs(db)
def test_modify_project(db, flask_app_client, admin_user, temp_user, regular_user):
# pylint: disable=invalid-name
from app.modules.projects.models import Project
# from app.modules.encounters.models import Encounter
response = proj_utils.create_project(
flask_app_client, temp_user, 'This is a test project, please ignore'
)
utils.validate_dict_response(response, 200, {'guid', 'title'})
assert response.json['title'] == 'This is a test project, please ignore'
project_guid = response.json['guid']
proj = Project.query.get(project_guid)
assert len(proj.members) == 1
data = [
utils.patch_test_op(temp_user.password_secret),
utils.patch_add_op('%s' % regular_user.guid, 'user'),
]
response = proj_utils.patch_project(flask_app_client, project_guid, temp_user, data)
utils.validate_dict_response(response, 200, {'guid', 'title'})
assert len(proj.members) == 2
data = [
utils.patch_test_op(admin_user.password_secret),
utils.patch_remove_op('user', '%s' % regular_user.guid),
]
response = proj_utils.patch_project(flask_app_client, project_guid, admin_user, data)
utils.validate_dict_response(response, 200, {'guid', 'title'})
assert len(proj.members) == 1
# This is not the way to add an encounter but I think we need Jons EDM work to have a decent way to know
# what the correct way is
# @todo when jon finished EDM sync work
# new_encounter = Encounter()
# with db.session.begin:
# db.session.add(new_encounter)
#
# data = [
# utils.patch_test_op(admin_user.password_secret),
# utils.patch_add_op('%s' % new_encounter.guid, 'Encounter',),
# ]
# response = proj_utils.patch_project(flask_app_client, project_guid, admin_user, data)
# utils.validate_dict_response(response, 200, {'guid', 'title'})
# delete the project
with flask_app_client.login(admin_user, auth_scopes=('projects:delete',)):
response = flask_app_client.delete('/api/v1/projects/%s' % project_guid)
assert response.status_code == 204
def test_project_permission(flask_app_client, regular_user, admin_user, temp_user):
response = proj_utils.create_project(
flask_app_client, temp_user, 'This is a test project, please ignore'
)
utils.validate_dict_response(response, 200, {'guid', 'title'})
project_guid = response.json['guid']
# another user cannot update the title
data = [
utils.patch_test_op(regular_user.password_secret),
utils.patch_add_op('Invalid update', 'title'),
]
response = proj_utils.patch_project(
flask_app_client,
project_guid,
regular_user,
data,
)
utils.validate_dict_response(response, 403, {'status', 'message'})
# Owner can do that
data = [
utils.patch_test_op(temp_user.password_secret),
utils.patch_add_op(
'This is an owner modified test project, please ignore', 'title'
),
]
response = proj_utils.patch_project(
flask_app_client,
project_guid,
temp_user,
data,
)
utils.validate_dict_response(response, 200, {'guid', 'title'})
assert (
response.json['title'] == 'This is an owner modified test project, please ignore'
)
# as can admin
data = [
utils.patch_test_op(admin_user.password_secret),
utils.patch_add_op(
'This is an admin modified test project, please ignore', 'title'
),
]
response = proj_utils.patch_project(
flask_app_client,
project_guid,
admin_user,
data,
)
utils.validate_dict_response(response, 200, {'guid', 'title'})
assert (
response.json['title'] == 'This is an admin modified test project, please ignore'
)
# add regular user to the project
data = [
utils.patch_test_op(temp_user.password_secret),
utils.patch_add_op('%s' % regular_user.guid, 'user'),
]
response = proj_utils.patch_project(flask_app_client, project_guid, temp_user, data)
utils.validate_dict_response(response, 200, {'guid', 'title'})
# make them the owner
data = [
utils.patch_test_op(temp_user.password_secret),
utils.patch_add_op('%s' % regular_user.guid, 'owner'),
]
response = proj_utils.patch_project(flask_app_client, project_guid, temp_user, data)
utils.validate_dict_response(response, 200, {'guid', 'title'})
# try to delete as temp_user, no longer owner, should fail
data = [
utils.patch_test_op(temp_user.password_secret),
utils.patch_remove_op('user', '%s' % regular_user.guid),
]
response = proj_utils.patch_project(flask_app_client, project_guid, temp_user, data)
utils.validate_dict_response(response, 409, {'status', 'message'})
# # @todo, This returns a 200, due to the default of True in PatchJSONParameters:perform_patch
# response = proj_utils.patch_project(
# flask_app_client,
# project_guid,
# temp_user,
# {'title': 'This is an owner modified test project, please ignore'},
# )
# utils.validate_dict_response(response, 200, {'guid', 'title'})
# # It does at least fail to do anything
# assert response.json['title'] == 'This is an admin modified test project, please ignore'
# tempUser also cannot delete the project
with flask_app_client.login(temp_user, auth_scopes=('projects:delete',)):
response = flask_app_client.delete('/api/v1/projects/%s' % project_guid)
utils.validate_dict_response(response, 403, {'status', 'message'})
# regular_user (owner) can delete it
with flask_app_client.login(regular_user, auth_scopes=('projects:delete',)):
response = flask_app_client.delete('/api/v1/projects/%s' % project_guid)
assert response.status_code == 204