def test_gateway(self):
# FIXME: this is hideous
from django.conf import settings
settings.OPERA_SERVICE = "dummy"
settings.OPERA_PASSWORD = "******"
settings.OPERA_CHANNEL = "dummy"
from txtalert.apps.gateway.backends.opera.backend import Gateway
gateway = Gateway(
url="http://testserver/xmlrpc",
service_id="dummy_service_id",
password="******",
channel="dummy_channel",
verbose=True # putting it on verbose because this
# gateway should never do any real
# http calls as part of the test,
# if it is, we'll see it and we'll
# know something is wrong
)
class MockedEAPIGateway(object):
"""Mocked XMLRPC interface"""
def SendSMS(msisdns, smstexts, delivery=None, expiry=None, priority="standard", receipt="Y"):
return {"Identifier": "a" * 8}
setattr(gateway.proxy, "EAPIGateway", MockedEAPIGateway())
sent_smss = gateway.send_sms(self.user, ["27123456789"], ["testing hello"])
self.assertEquals(sent_smss.count(), 1)
self.assertEquals(sent_smss[0].user, self.user)
self.assertEquals(sent_smss[0].identifier, "a" * 8)
self.assertEquals(sent_smss[0].msisdn, "27123456789")
self.assertEquals(sent_smss[0].smstext, "testing hello")
def test_send_sms(self):
[
send_sms,
] = gateway.send_sms(self.user, ['27123456789'], ['testing'])
self.failUnless(send_sms.user == self.user)
self.failUnless(
SendSMS.objects.filter(user=self.user, msisdn='27123456789'))
def test_gateway(self):
# FIXME: this is hideous
from django.conf import settings
settings.OPERA_SERVICE = 'dummy'
settings.OPERA_PASSWORD = '******'
settings.OPERA_CHANNEL = 'dummy'
from txtalert.apps.gateway.backends.opera.backend import Gateway
gateway = Gateway(url="http://testserver/xmlrpc",
service_id='dummy_service_id',
password='******',
channel='dummy_channel',
verbose=True # putting it on verbose because this
# gateway should never do any real
# http calls as part of the test,
# if it is, we'll see it and we'll
# know something is wrong
)
class MockedEAPIGateway(object):
"""Mocked XMLRPC interface"""
def SendSMS(msisdns, smstexts, delivery=None, expiry=None,
priority='standard', receipt='Y'):
return {
'Identifier': 'a' * 8
}
setattr(gateway.proxy, 'EAPIGateway', MockedEAPIGateway())
sent_smss = gateway.send_sms(self.user,['27123456789'],['testing hello'])
self.assertEquals(sent_smss.count(), 1)
self.assertEquals(sent_smss[0].user, self.user)
self.assertEquals(sent_smss[0].identifier, 'a' * 8)
self.assertEquals(sent_smss[0].msisdn, '27123456789')
self.assertEquals(sent_smss[0].smstext, 'testing hello')
def test_gateway(self):
# FIXME: this is hideous
from django.conf import settings
settings.OPERA_SERVICE = 'dummy'
settings.OPERA_PASSWORD = '******'
settings.OPERA_CHANNEL = 'dummy'
from txtalert.apps.gateway.backends.opera.backend import Gateway
gateway = Gateway(
url="http://testserver/xmlrpc",
service_id='dummy_service_id',
password='******',
channel='dummy_channel',
verbose=True # putting it on verbose because this
# gateway should never do any real
# http calls as part of the test,
# if it is, we'll see it and we'll
# know something is wrong
)
class MockedEAPIGateway(object):
"""Mocked XMLRPC interface"""
def SendSMS(msisdns,
smstexts,
delivery=None,
expiry=None,
priority='standard',
receipt='Y'):
return {'Identifier': 'a' * 8}
setattr(gateway.proxy, 'EAPIGateway', MockedEAPIGateway())
sent_smss = gateway.send_sms(self.user, ['27123456789'],
['testing hello'])
self.assertEquals(sent_smss.count(), 1)
self.assertEquals(sent_smss[0].user, self.user)
self.assertEquals(sent_smss[0].identifier, 'a' * 8)
self.assertEquals(sent_smss[0].msisdn, '27123456789')
self.assertEquals(sent_smss[0].smstext, 'testing hello')
def test_good_receipt_processing(self):
"""Test the receipt XML we get back from Opera when a message has been
sent successfully"""
raw_xml_post = """
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE receipts>
<receipts>
<receipt>
<msgid>26567958</msgid>
<reference>001efc31</reference>
<msisdn>+44727204592</msisdn>
<status>D</status>
<timestamp>20080831T15:59:24</timestamp>
<billed>NO</billed>
</receipt>
<receipt>
<msgid>26750677</msgid>
<reference>001f4041</reference>
<msisdn>+44733476814</msisdn>
<status>D</status>
<timestamp>20080907T09:42:28</timestamp>
<billed>NO</billed>
</receipt>
</receipts>
"""
# fake us having sent SMSs and having stored the proper identifiers
tree = ET.fromstring(raw_xml_post.strip())
receipts = map(element_to_namedtuple, tree.findall('receipt'))
for receipt in receipts:
# FIXME: we need normalization FAST
[send_sms] = gateway.send_sms(self.user,
[receipt.msisdn.replace("+", "")],
['testing %s' % receipt.reference])
# manually specifiy the identifier so we can compare it later with the
# posted receipt
send_sms.identifier = receipt.reference
send_sms.save()
# mimick POSTed receipt from Opera
add_perms_to_user('user', 'can_place_sms_receipt')
from django.test.client import RequestFactory
factory = RequestFactory(
HTTP_AUTHORIZATION=basic_auth_string('user', 'password'))
request = factory.post('/',
raw_xml_post.strip(),
content_type='application/xml; charset=utf-8;')
request.user = User.objects.get(username='******')
# ugly monkey patching to avoid us having to use a URL to test the opera
# backend
from txtalert.apps.gateway.backends.opera.views import sms_receipt_handler
response = sms_receipt_handler(request)
# it should return a JSON response
self.assertEquals(response['Content-Type'],
'application/json; charset=utf-8')
# test the json response
from django.utils import simplejson
data = simplejson.loads(response.content)
self.assertTrue(data.keys(), ['fail', 'success'])
# all should've succeeded
self.assertEquals(len(data['success']), 2)
# we should get the dict back representing the receipt
self.assertEquals([r._asdict() for r in receipts], data['success'])
# check database state
for receipt in receipts:
# FIXME: normalization please ...
send_sms = SendSMS.objects.get(msisdn=receipt.msisdn.replace(
"+", ""),
identifier=receipt.reference)
self.assertEquals(
send_sms.delivery_timestamp,
datetime.strptime(receipt.timestamp, OPERA_TIMESTAMP_FORMAT))
self.assertEquals(send_sms.status, 'D')
self.assertEquals(send_sms.user, self.user)
def test_bad_receipt_processing(self):
"""Test behaviour when we receive a receipt that doesn't match
anything we know"""
raw_xml_post = """
<?xml version="1.0"?>
<!DOCTYPE receipts>
<receipts>
<receipt>
<msgid>26567958</msgid>
<reference>001efc31</reference>
<msisdn>+44727204592</msisdn>
<status>D</status>
<timestamp>20080831T15:59:24</timestamp>
<billed>NO</billed>
</receipt>
<receipt>
<msgid>26750677</msgid>
<reference>001f4041</reference>
<msisdn>+44733476814</msisdn>
<status>D</status>
<timestamp>20080907T09:42:28</timestamp>
<billed>NO</billed>
</receipt>
</receipts>
"""
# fake us having sent SMSs and having stored the proper identifiers
tree = ET.fromstring(raw_xml_post.strip())
receipts = map(element_to_namedtuple, tree.findall('receipt'))
for receipt in receipts:
[send_sms] = gateway.send_sms(self.user, [receipt.msisdn],
['testing %s' % receipt.reference])
# manually specifiy the identifier so we can compare it later with the
# posted receipt
send_sms.identifier = 'a-bad-id' # this is going to cause a failure
send_sms.save()
# mimick POSTed receipt from Opera
add_perms_to_user('user', 'can_place_sms_receipt')
from django.test.client import RequestFactory
factory = RequestFactory(
HTTP_AUTHORIZATION=basic_auth_string('user', 'password'))
request = factory.post('/',
raw_xml_post.strip(),
content_type='application/xml; charset=utf-8;')
request.user = User.objects.get(username='******')
from txtalert.apps.gateway.backends.opera.views import sms_receipt_handler
response = sms_receipt_handler(request)
# it should return a JSON response
self.assertEquals(response['Content-Type'],
'application/json; charset=utf-8')
# test the json response
from django.utils import simplejson
data = simplejson.loads(response.content)
self.assertTrue(data.keys(), ['fail', 'success'])
# all should've failed
self.assertEquals(len(data['fail']), 2)
# we should get the dict back representing the receipt
self.assertEquals([r._asdict() for r in receipts], data['fail'])
# check database state
for receipt in receipts:
self.assertRaises(
SendSMS.DoesNotExist, # exception expected
SendSMS.objects.get, # callback
user=self.user, # args
msisdn=receipt.msisdn,
identifier=receipt.reference)