class UploadTests(TestCase):
def setUp(self):
# The test client is a Python class that acts as a dummy Web browser
self._client = Client()
# populate database
self.populate = Command()
self.populate.handle()
# data is a pointer to workflow, users and categories names
self.data = self.populate.getData()
def test_0_form_workflow_add_manually(self):
# create auxiliary json file
jsonFileName = "/tmp/workflow.json"
f = open(jsonFileName, "w")
f.write(self.populate.getJson())
f.close()
upload_file = open(jsonFileName, "rb")
file_dict = {
NAME_JSON: SimpleUploadedFile(upload_file.name, upload_file.read())
}
# get category IDs for the select Category field
category0 = Category.objects.get(name=self.data[CATEGORY][0])
category1 = Category.objects.get(name=self.data[CATEGORY][1])
# new workflow name
workFlowName = 'workflow999'
data_dict = {
NAME_NAME: workFlowName,
NAME_CATEGORY: [category0.id, category1.id],
NAME_KEYWORDS: self.populate.getParragraph(1, 14),
NAME_DESCRIPTION: self.populate.getParragraph(23, 123),
NAME_VERSION: '3.1415',
}
# form with fieldfields has two independent dictionaries
form = WorkFlowManualForm(data=data_dict, files=file_dict)
self.assertTrue(form.is_valid(), form.errors)
if form.is_valid():
file_data = form.cleaned_data["json"].read().decode("utf-8")
# modify object json value
form.instance.json = file_data
newWorkflow = form.save()
self.assertEqual(newWorkflow.name, workFlowName)
# Note that we are ignoring recaptcha
# there is no simple way to automatize it
def test_1_form_workflowProgStep1_add(self):
# create auxiliary json file
jsonFileName = "/tmp/workflow.json"
f = open(jsonFileName, "w")
f.write(self.populate.getJson())
f.close()
upload_file = open(jsonFileName, "rb")
file_dict = {
NAME_JSON: SimpleUploadedFile(upload_file.name, upload_file.read())
}
# new workflow name
workFlowName = 'workflow999'
data_dict = {
NAME_VERSION: '3.141592',
}
# form with fieldfields has two independent dictionaries
# we are testing the form not the views
form = WorkFlowProgStep1Form(data=data_dict, files=file_dict)
self.assertTrue(form.is_valid(), form.errors)
def test_2_form_workflowProgStep2_add(self):
# get category IDs for the select Category field
category0 = Category.objects.get(name=self.data[CATEGORY][0])
category1 = Category.objects.get(name=self.data[CATEGORY][1])
# new workflow name
workFlowName = 'workflow999'
data_dict = {
NAME_NAME: workFlowName,
NAME_CATEGORY: [category0.id, category1.id],
NAME_KEYWORDS: self.populate.getParragraph(1, 14),
NAME_DESCRIPTION: self.populate.getParragraph(23, 123),
NAME_VERSION: '3.1415',
}
# form with fieldfields has two independent dictionaries
form = WorkFlowProgStep2Form(data=data_dict, )
self.assertTrue(form.is_valid(), form.errors)
if form.is_valid():
file_data = self.populate.getJson()
# modify object json 2alue
form.instance.json = file_data
newWorkflow = form.save()
self.assertEqual(newWorkflow.name, workFlowName)
# Note that we are ignoring recaptcha
# there is no simple way to automatize it
# Now test views
def test_4_view_workflow_add_manually(self):
# create auxiliary json file
jsonFileName = "/tmp/workflow.json"
f = open(jsonFileName, "w")
f.write(self.populate.getJson())
f.close()
upload_file = open(jsonFileName, "rb")
file = SimpleUploadedFile(upload_file.name, upload_file.read())
workFlowName = 'workflow999'
category0 = Category.objects.get(name=self.data[CATEGORY][0])
category1 = Category.objects.get(name=self.data[CATEGORY][1])
version = '3.1415'
response = self._client.post(reverse(WORKFLOW_ADD_MANUALLY),
data={
NAME_NAME:
workFlowName,
NAME_KEYWORDS:
self.populate.getParragraph(1, 14),
NAME_CATEGORY:
[category0.id, category1.id],
NAME_DESCRIPTION:
self.populate.getParragraph(23, 123),
NAME_VERSION:
version,
NAME_JSON:
file
})
workflow = WorkFlow.objects.get(name=workFlowName)
self.assertEqual(workflow.versionInit, version)
def test_5_view_workflow_add_programatically(self):
# create auxiliary json file
jsonFileName = "/tmp/workflow.json"
f = open(jsonFileName, "w")
f.write(self.populate.getJson())
f.close()
upload_file = open(jsonFileName, "rb")
file = SimpleUploadedFile(upload_file.name, upload_file.read())
workFlowName = 'workflow999'
category0 = Category.objects.get(name=self.data[CATEGORY][0])
category1 = Category.objects.get(name=self.data[CATEGORY][1])
version = '3.1415'
response = self._client.post(reverse(WORKFLOW_PROG_STEP1),
data={
NAME_VERSION: version,
NAME_JSON: file
})
self.assertIn("jsonFileName", response.content.decode("utf-8"))
_dict = json.loads(response.content.decode("utf-8"))
# call with GET (send filename)
fileNameUrl = "?jsonFileName=%s&versionInit=%s" % \
(_dict['jsonFileName'], version)
response = self._client.get(reverse(WORKFLOW_PROG_STEP2) + fileNameUrl)
# workflow should not be available yet.
try:
workflow = WorkFlow.objects.get(name=workFlowName)
self.assertTrue(False, "This workflow should not exist")
except ObjectDoesNotExist:
pass
# call with POST (send metadata)
response = self._client.post(
reverse(WORKFLOW_PROG_STEP2),
data={
NAME_NAME: workFlowName,
NAME_KEYWORDS: self.populate.getParragraph(1, 14),
NAME_CATEGORY: [category0.id, category1.id],
NAME_DESCRIPTION: self.populate.getParragraph(23, 123),
NAME_VERSION: version, # from json
# NAME_JSON: file - in session variable
})
workflow = WorkFlow.objects.get(name=workFlowName)
self.assertEqual(workflow.versionInit, version)
class FindTests(TestCase):
def setUp(self):
# The test client is a Python class that acts as a dummy Web browser
self._client = Client()
# populate database
self.populate = Command()
self.populate.handle()
#data is a pointer to workflow, users and categories names
self.data = self.populate.getData()
def test_0_workflow_list(self):
#firts check all workflows
print("test_workflow_list:")
# WORKFLOW_LIST returns all workflows
# If you set follow = True the client will follow any redirects
response = self._client.get(reverse(WORKFLOW_LIST), follow=True)
# Check that all categories and workflow are in the returned page
baseName = CATEGORY
for itemName in self.data[baseName]:
self.assertIn(itemName, str(response.content))
print(" assert: %s" % itemName)
baseName = WORKFLOW
for itemName in self.data[baseName]:
self.assertIn(itemName, str(response.content))
print(" assert: %s" % itemName)
def test_1_workflow_category(self):
# firts check all workflows related with a category
print("test_workflow_category")
baseName = CATEGORY
category = Category.objects.get(name=self.data[baseName][0])
response = self._client.get(
reverse(WORKFLOW_LIST_BY_CARTEGORY,
kwargs={'category_slug': category.slug}))
workflows = WorkFlow.objects.filter(category=category)
for itemName in workflows:
self.assertIn("%s</a>" % itemName.name, str(response.content))
print(" assert: %s in %s" % (itemName.name, category.name))
# django Q objects have being designed to make complex queries
# in this case search for objects NOT equal to a given category
workflows = WorkFlow.objects.filter(~Q(category=category))
for itemName in workflows:
self.assertNotIn("%s</a>" % itemName.name, str(response.content))
print(" assert: %s NOT in %s" % (itemName.name, category.name))
def test_2_workflow_detail(self):
print("test_workflow_detail.")
# getworkflow detail
baseName = WORKFLOW
workflow = WorkFlow.objects.get(name=self.data[baseName][0])
print(" workflow %s has been seem %d times" %
(workflow.name, workflow.views))
response = self._client.get(
reverse(WORKFLOW_DETAIL,
kwargs={
'id': workflow.id,
'slug': workflow.slug
}))
self.assertIn(workflow.name, str(response.content))
self.assertIn(workflow.description, response.content.decode("utf-8"))
# get workflow detail again, viewsshould be 1
workflow = WorkFlow.objects.get(name=self.data[baseName][0])
self.assertEqual(workflow.views, 1)
print(" workflow %s has been seem %d times" %
(workflow.name, workflow.views))
response = self._client.get(
reverse(WORKFLOW_DETAIL,
kwargs={
'id': workflow.id,
'slug': workflow.slug
}))
workflow = WorkFlow.objects.get(name=self.data[baseName][0])
# get workflow detail again, views should be 2
self.assertEqual(workflow.views, 2)
print(" workflow %s has been seem %d times" %
(workflow.name, workflow.views))
def test_3_workflow_download(self):
print("test_3_workflow_download.")
baseName = WORKFLOW
workflow = WorkFlow.objects.get(name=self.data[baseName][0])
# download workflow & get workflow again
# downloads should be 1 after download
print(" workflow %s has been seem %d times" %
(workflow.name, workflow.downloads))
self.assertEqual(workflow.downloads, 0)
response = self._client.get(
reverse(WORKFLOW_DOWNLOAD,
kwargs={
'id': workflow.id,
'slug': workflow.slug
}))
# reload workflow
workflow = WorkFlow.objects.get(name=self.data[baseName][0])
print(" workflow %s has been seem %d times" %
(workflow.name, workflow.downloads))
self.assertEqual(workflow.downloads, 1)
self.assertIn(self.populate.getJson(),
response.content.decode("utf-8"))
# try the non-count version of download
# download should not be incremented
response = self._client.get(
reverse(WORKFLOW_DOWNLOAD_NO_COUNT,
kwargs={
'id': workflow.id,
'slug': workflow.slug
}))
# reload workflow
workflow = WorkFlow.objects.get(name=self.data[baseName][0])
print(" workflow %s has been seem %d times (No count)" %
(workflow.name, workflow.downloads))
self.assertEqual(workflow.downloads, 1)
self.assertIn(self.populate.getJson(),
response.content.decode("utf-8"))
def test_4_workflow_search(self):
#search for a workflow workflow_search/
print("test_4_workflow_search.")
baseName = WORKFLOW
workflow = WorkFlow.objects.get(name=self.data[baseName][0])
response = self._client.post(reverse(WORKFLOW_SEARCH), {
'byName': 'byName',
'key': workflow.slug
})
print(" ByName search for workflow %s" % workflow.slug)
self.assertIn(workflow.name, str(response.content))
self.assertIn(workflow.description, response.content.decode("utf-8"))
valueToSearch = workflow.keywords[:5]
response = self._client.post(reverse(WORKFLOW_SEARCH), {
'byKeyWord': 'byKeyWord',
'key': workflow.slug
})
print(" ByKeyWord search for %s" % valueToSearch)
self.assertIn(workflow.name, str(response.content))
def populateDataBase(self):
populate = Command()
populate.handle()
data = populate.getData()
self.CATEGORYNAME = data[CATEGORY][0]