def test_login_with_api_key_inactive_user(self):
"""Inactive user logging in with API key."""
db = connect_to_db()
email = '*****@*****.**'
password = '******'
full_name = 'Test user login'
ip_address = '1.2.3.4'
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email=email,
full_name=full_name,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=False,
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url='https://activate.com/activate',
),
)
user = user_info(db=db, email=email)
assert user
global_api_key = user.global_api_key()
with pytest.raises(McAuthLoginException) as ex:
login_with_api_key(db=db,
api_key=global_api_key,
ip_address=ip_address)
# Make sure the error message explicitly states that login failed due to user not being active
assert 'not active' in str(ex)
def test_login_with_email_password_inactive_user(self):
"""Inactive user logging in with username and password."""
db = connect_to_db()
email = '*****@*****.**'
password = '******'
full_name = 'Test user login'
# Inactive user
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email=email,
full_name=full_name,
has_consented=True,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=False,
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url='https://activate.com/activate',
),
)
with pytest.raises(McAuthLoginException) as ex:
login_with_email_password(db=db, email=email, password=password)
# Make sure the error message explicitly states that login failed due to user not being active
assert 'not active' in str(ex)
def test_send_password_reset_token(self):
db = connect_to_db()
email = '*****@*****.**'
password = '******'
password_reset_link = 'http://password-reset.com/'
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email=email,
full_name='Test user login',
has_consented=True,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=True,
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url='', # user is active, no need for activation URL
),
)
# Existing user
send_password_reset_token(db=db,
email=email,
password_reset_link=password_reset_link)
# Nonexisting user (call shouldn't fail because we don't want to reveal which users are in the system so we
# pretend that we've sent the email)
send_password_reset_token(db=db,
email='*****@*****.**',
password_reset_link=password_reset_link)
def test_regenerate_api_key(self):
db = connect_to_db()
email = '*****@*****.**'
password = '******'
full_name = 'Test user login'
ip_address = '1.2.3.4'
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email=email,
full_name=full_name,
has_consented=True,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=True,
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url='', # user is active, no need for activation URL
),
)
# Get sample API keys
user = login_with_email_password(db=db,
email=email,
password=password,
ip_address=ip_address)
assert user
before_global_api_key = user.global_api_key()
assert before_global_api_key
before_per_ip_api_key = user.api_key_for_ip_address(
ip_address=ip_address)
assert before_per_ip_api_key
assert before_global_api_key != before_per_ip_api_key
# Regenerate API key, purge per-IP API keys
regenerate_api_key(db=db, email=email)
# Get sample API keys again
user = login_with_email_password(db=db,
email=email,
password=password,
ip_address=ip_address)
assert user
after_global_api_key = user.global_api_key()
assert after_global_api_key
after_per_ip_api_key = user.api_key_for_ip_address(
ip_address=ip_address)
assert after_per_ip_api_key
# Make sure API keys are different
assert before_global_api_key != after_global_api_key
assert before_per_ip_api_key != after_per_ip_api_key
def test_login_with_api_key():
db = connect_to_db()
email = '*****@*****.**'
password = '******'
full_name = 'Test user login'
ip_address = '1.2.3.4'
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email=email,
full_name=full_name,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=True,
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url='', # user is active, no need for activation URL
),
)
# Get sample API keys
user = login_with_email_password(db=db,
email=email,
password=password,
ip_address=ip_address)
assert user
global_api_key = user.global_api_key()
assert global_api_key
per_ip_api_key = user.api_key_for_ip_address(ip_address=ip_address)
assert per_ip_api_key
assert global_api_key != per_ip_api_key
# Non-existent API key
with pytest.raises(McAuthLoginException):
login_with_api_key(db=db,
api_key='Non-existent API key',
ip_address=ip_address)
# Global API key
user = login_with_api_key(db=db,
api_key=global_api_key,
ip_address=ip_address)
assert user
assert user.email() == email
assert user.global_api_key() == global_api_key
# Per-IP API key
user = login_with_api_key(db=db,
api_key=per_ip_api_key,
ip_address=ip_address)
assert user
assert user.email() == email
def test_all_users():
db = connect_to_db()
email = '*****@*****.**'
full_name = 'Test user info'
notes = 'Test test test'
weekly_requests_limit = 123
weekly_requested_items_limit = 456
max_topic_stories = 789
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email=email,
full_name=full_name,
has_consented=True,
notes=notes,
role_ids=[1],
active=True,
password='******',
password_repeat='user_info',
activation_url='', # user is active, no need for activation URL
resource_limits=Resources(
weekly_requests=weekly_requests_limit,
weekly_requested_items=weekly_requested_items_limit,
max_topic_stories=max_topic_stories,
),
),
)
users = all_users(db=db)
assert len(users) == 1
user = users[0]
assert isinstance(user, CurrentUser)
assert user.user_id()
assert user.email() == email
assert user.full_name() == full_name
assert user.notes() == notes
assert user.resource_limits()
assert user.resource_limits().weekly_requests() == weekly_requests_limit
assert user.resource_limits().weekly_requested_items(
) == weekly_requested_items_limit
assert user.resource_limits().max_topic_stories() == max_topic_stories
assert user.active()
assert user.has_consented()
assert user.global_api_key()
assert user.password_hash()
assert user.has_role('admin')
def test_login_with_email_password():
db = connect_to_db()
email = '*****@*****.**'
password = '******'
full_name = 'Test user login'
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email=email,
full_name=full_name,
has_consented=True,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=True,
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url='', # user is active, no need for activation URL
),
)
# Successful login
user = login_with_email_password(db=db, email=email, password=password)
assert user
assert isinstance(user, CurrentUser)
assert user.email() == email
assert user.full_name() == full_name
# Unsuccessful login
with pytest.raises(McAuthLoginException):
login_with_email_password(db=db,
email=email,
password='******')
# Subsequent login attempt after a failed one should be delayed by 1 second
with pytest.raises(McAuthLoginException):
login_with_email_password(db=db, email=email, password=password)
# Successful login after waiting out the delay
time.sleep(2)
user = login_with_email_password(db=db, email=email, password=password)
assert user
assert isinstance(user, CurrentUser)
assert user.email() == email
assert user.full_name() == full_name
def test_send_user_activation_token(self):
db = connect_to_db()
email = '*****@*****.**'
password = '******'
activation_url = 'http://activate.com/'
subscribe_to_newsletter = True
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email=email,
full_name='Test user login',
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=True,
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url='', # user is active, no need for activation URL
subscribe_to_newsletter=subscribe_to_newsletter,
),
)
# Existing user
send_user_activation_token(
db=db,
email=email,
activation_link=activation_url,
subscribe_to_newsletter=subscribe_to_newsletter,
)
# Nonexistent user (call shouldn't fail because we don't want to reveal which users are in the system so we
# pretend that we've sent the email)
send_user_activation_token(
db=db,
email='*****@*****.**',
activation_link=activation_url,
subscribe_to_newsletter=subscribe_to_newsletter,
)
def test_user_info():
db = connect_to_db()
email = '*****@*****.**'
full_name = 'Test user info'
notes = 'Test test test'
weekly_requests_limit = 123
weekly_requested_items_limit = 456
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email=email,
full_name=full_name,
notes=notes,
role_ids=[1],
active=True,
password='******',
password_repeat='user_info',
activation_url='', # user is active, no need for activation URL
weekly_requests_limit=weekly_requests_limit,
weekly_requested_items_limit=weekly_requested_items_limit,
),
)
user = user_info(db=db, email=email)
assert isinstance(user, CurrentUser)
assert user.email() == email
assert user.full_name() == full_name
assert user.notes() == notes
assert user.weekly_requests_limit() == weekly_requests_limit
assert user.weekly_requested_items_limit() == weekly_requested_items_limit
assert user.active()
assert user.created_date()
assert __looks_like_iso8601_date(user.created_date())
assert user.global_api_key()
assert user.password_hash()
assert user.has_role('admin')
def test_add_user(self):
db = connect_to_db()
email = '*****@*****.**'
password = '******'
full_name = 'Test user login'
new_user = NewUser(
email=email,
full_name=full_name,
has_consented=True,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=True,
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url='', # user is active, no need for activation URL
)
# Add user
add_user(db=db, new_user=new_user)
# Test logging in
user = login_with_email_password(db=db, email=email, password=password)
assert user
assert isinstance(user, CurrentUser)
assert user.email() == email
assert user.full_name() == full_name
# Faulty input
with pytest.raises(McAuthRegisterException):
# noinspection PyTypeChecker
add_user(db=db, new_user=None)
# Existing user
with pytest.raises(McAuthRegisterException):
add_user(db=db, new_user=new_user)
# Existing user with uppercase email
with pytest.raises(McAuthRegisterException):
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email=email.upper(),
full_name=full_name,
has_consented=True,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=True,
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url=
'', # user is active, no need for activation URL
),
)
# Invalid password
with pytest.raises(McAuthUserException):
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email='*****@*****.**',
full_name=full_name,
has_consented=True,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=True,
password='******',
password_repeat='def',
activation_url=
'', # user is active, no need for activation URL
),
)
# Nonexistent roles
with pytest.raises(McAuthRegisterException):
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email='*****@*****.**',
full_name=full_name,
has_consented=True,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[42],
active=True,
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url=
'', # user is active, no need for activation URL
),
)
# Both the user is set as active and the activation URL is set
with pytest.raises(McAuthUserException):
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email='*****@*****.**',
full_name=full_name,
has_consented=True,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=True,
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url='https://activate-user.com/activate',
),
)
# User is neither active not the activation URL is set
with pytest.raises(McAuthUserException):
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email='*****@*****.**',
full_name=full_name,
has_consented=True,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=False,
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url='',
),
)
def test_change_password_with_reset_token(self):
# FIXME test changing password for user A using reset token from user B
db = connect_to_db()
email = '*****@*****.**'
password = '******'
full_name = 'Test user login'
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email=email,
full_name=full_name,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=True,
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url='', # user is active, no need for activation URL
),
)
# Successful login
user = login_with_email_password(db=db, email=email, password=password)
assert user
assert isinstance(user, CurrentUser)
assert user.email() == email
assert user.full_name() == full_name
# Make sure password reset token is not set
password_reset_token_hash = db.query("""
SELECT password_reset_token_hash
FROM auth_users
WHERE email = %(email)s
""", {'email': email}).flat()
assert password_reset_token_hash[0] is None
# Send password reset link
password_reset_url = 'https://reset-password.com/reset'
final_password_reset_url = _generate_password_reset_token(
db=db,
email=email,
password_reset_link=password_reset_url,
)
assert final_password_reset_url
assert password_reset_url in final_password_reset_url
final_password_reset_uri = furl(final_password_reset_url)
assert final_password_reset_uri.args['email']
assert final_password_reset_uri.args['password_reset_token']
# Make sure password reset token is set
password_reset_token_hash = db.query("""
SELECT password_reset_token_hash
FROM auth_users
WHERE email = %(email)s
""", {'email': email}).flat()
assert password_reset_token_hash[0] is not None
# Change password
new_password = '******'
change_password_with_reset_token(
db=db,
email=email,
password_reset_token=final_password_reset_uri.args['password_reset_token'],
new_password=new_password,
new_password_repeat=new_password,
)
# Make sure password reset token has been reset after changing password
password_reset_token_hash = db.query("""
SELECT password_reset_token_hash
FROM auth_users
WHERE email = %(email)s
""", {'email': email}).flat()
assert password_reset_token_hash[0] is None
# Unsuccessful login with old password
with pytest.raises(McAuthLoginException):
login_with_email_password(db=db, email=email, password=password)
# Imposed delay after unsuccessful login
time.sleep(2)
# Successful login with new password
user = login_with_email_password(db=db, email=email, password=new_password)
assert user
assert isinstance(user, CurrentUser)
assert user.email() == email
assert user.full_name() == full_name
# Incorrect password reset token
_generate_password_reset_token(
db=db,
email=email,
password_reset_link=password_reset_url,
)
with pytest.raises(McAuthChangePasswordException):
change_password_with_reset_token(
db=db,
email=email,
password_reset_token='incorrect password reset token',
new_password=new_password,
new_password_repeat=new_password,
)
# Changing for nonexistent user
final_password_reset_url = _generate_password_reset_token(
db=db,
email=email,
password_reset_link=password_reset_url,
)
with pytest.raises(McAuthChangePasswordException):
change_password_with_reset_token(
db=db,
email='*****@*****.**',
password_reset_token=furl(final_password_reset_url).args['password_reset_token'],
new_password=new_password,
new_password_repeat=new_password,
)
# Passwords don't match
final_password_reset_url = _generate_password_reset_token(
db=db,
email=email,
password_reset_link=password_reset_url,
)
with pytest.raises(McAuthChangePasswordException):
change_password_with_reset_token(
db=db,
email=email,
password_reset_token=furl(final_password_reset_url).args['password_reset_token'],
new_password='******',
new_password_repeat='not match',
)
def test_change_password():
db = connect_to_db()
email = '*****@*****.**'
password = '******'
full_name = 'Test user login'
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email=email,
full_name=full_name,
has_consented=True,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=True,
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url='', # user is active, no need for activation URL
),
)
# Successful login
user = login_with_email_password(db=db, email=email, password=password)
assert user
assert isinstance(user, CurrentUser)
assert user.email() == email
assert user.full_name() == full_name
# Change password
new_password = '******'
change_password(
db=db,
email=email,
new_password=new_password,
new_password_repeat=new_password,
do_not_inform_via_email=True,
)
# Unsuccessful login with old password
with pytest.raises(McAuthLoginException):
login_with_email_password(db=db, email=email, password=password)
# Imposed delay after unsuccessful login
time.sleep(2)
# Successful login with new password
user = login_with_email_password(db=db, email=email, password=new_password)
assert user
assert isinstance(user, CurrentUser)
assert user.email() == email
assert user.full_name() == full_name
# Changing for nonexistent user
with pytest.raises(McAuthChangePasswordException):
change_password(
db=db,
email='*****@*****.**',
new_password=new_password,
new_password_repeat=new_password,
do_not_inform_via_email=True,
)
# Passwords don't match
with pytest.raises(McAuthChangePasswordException):
change_password(
db=db,
email=email,
new_password='******',
new_password_repeat='not match',
do_not_inform_via_email=True,
)
def test_activate_user_via_token(self):
db = connect_to_db()
email = '*****@*****.**'
password = '******'
full_name = 'Test user login'
activation_url = 'https://activate.com/activate'
# Add inactive user
add_user(
db=db,
new_user=NewUser(
email=email,
full_name=full_name,
notes='Test test test',
role_ids=[1],
active=False, # not active, needs to be activated
password=password,
password_repeat=password,
activation_url=activation_url,
),
)
# Test logging in
with pytest.raises(McAuthLoginException) as ex:
login_with_email_password(db=db, email=email, password=password)
# Make sure the error message explicitly states that login failed due to user not being active
assert 'not active' in str(ex)
# Make sure activation token is set
activation_token_hash = db.query(
"""
SELECT password_reset_token_hash
FROM auth_users
WHERE email = %(email)s
""", {
'email': email
}).flat()
assert activation_token_hash
assert len(activation_token_hash) == 1
assert len(activation_token_hash[0]) > 0
# Send password reset link
final_activation_url = _generate_user_activation_token(
db=db,
email=email,
activation_link=activation_url,
)
final_activation_uri = furl(final_activation_url)
assert final_activation_uri.args['email']
activation_token = final_activation_uri.args['activation_token']
assert activation_token
# Make sure activation token is (still) set
activation_token_hash = db.query(
"""
SELECT password_reset_token_hash
FROM auth_users
WHERE email = %(email)s
""", {
'email': email
}).flat()
assert activation_token_hash
assert len(activation_token_hash) == 1
assert len(activation_token_hash[0]) > 0
# Activate user
activate_user_via_token(db=db,
email=email,
activation_token=activation_token)
# Imposed delay after unsuccessful login
time.sleep(2)
# Test logging in
user = login_with_email_password(db=db, email=email, password=password)
assert user
assert isinstance(user, CurrentUser)
assert user.email() == email
assert user.full_name() == full_name
# Make sure activation token is not set anymore
activation_token_hash = db.query(
"""
SELECT password_reset_token_hash
FROM auth_users
WHERE email = %(email)s
""", {
'email': email
}).flat()
assert activation_token_hash
assert len(activation_token_hash) == 1
assert activation_token_hash[0] is None
# Incorrect activation token
_generate_user_activation_token(db=db,
email=email,
activation_link=activation_url)
with pytest.raises(McAuthRegisterException):
activate_user_via_token(
db=db,
email=email,
activation_token='incorrect activation token')
# Activating nonexistent user
final_activation_url = _generate_user_activation_token(
db=db,
email=email,
activation_link=activation_url,
)
final_activation_uri = furl(final_activation_url)
activation_token = final_activation_uri.args['activation_token']
with pytest.raises(McAuthRegisterException):
activate_user_via_token(db=db,
email='*****@*****.**',
activation_token=activation_token)
