def testHTML2Text(self):
"""Test correct splitting of HTML"""
text = html2text("<div>line1\r\nline2</div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "line1 line2")
text = html2text("<div>line1\r\n line2</div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "line1 line2")
text = html2text("<div>line1 \r\n line2</div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "line1 line2")
text = html2text("<div>line1 \r \n line2</div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "line1 line2")
def test_html2text(self):
self.assertEqual(html2text('x'), 'x')
self.assertEqual(html2text('<p class="shiny">text x</p>'), 'text x')
# Accented character, issue #7. Well, this does not illustrate the
# error, as that is in javascript, but it seems nice to test this.
self.assertEqual(
html2text('SOMEWORDWITH\xc3\xa8'), 'SOMEWORDWITH\xc3\xa8')
# '<' and '>' are removed for safety when they are part of a tag:
self.assertEqual(
html2text('text <script>alert(42)</script>'),
'text alert(42)')
# Actual greater/smaller than signs still work fine:
self.assertEqual(
html2text('1 < 2 > 0'),
'1 < 2 > 0')
# Well, the actual text that we get when you save the above in a
# definition actually has escaped tags, which shows fine:
self.assertEqual(
html2text('1 &lt; 2'),
'1 < 2')
# We are not fooled by dangerous escaped tags:
self.assertEqual(
html2text('text <script>alert(42)</script>'),
'text scriptalert(42)/script')
# This may look scary but is actually harmless: it is shown literally
# in the browser, no alert pops up.
self.assertEqual(
html2text('text &lt;script&gt;alert(42)'
'&lt;/script&gt;'),
'text <script>alert(42)</script>')
def test_html2text(self):
self.assertEqual(html2text('x'), 'x')
self.assertEqual(html2text('<p class="shiny">text x</p>'), 'text x')
# Accented character, issue #7. Well, this does not illustrate the
# error, as that is in javascript, but it seems nice to test this.
self.assertEqual(html2text('SOMEWORDWITH\xc3\xa8'),
'SOMEWORDWITH\xc3\xa8')
# '<' and '>' are removed for safety when they are part of a tag:
self.assertEqual(html2text('text <script>alert(42)</script>'),
'text alert(42)')
# Actual greater/smaller than signs still work fine:
self.assertEqual(html2text('1 < 2 > 0'), '1 < 2 > 0')
# Well, the actual text that we get when you save the above in a
# definition actually has escaped tags, which shows fine:
self.assertEqual(html2text('1 &lt; 2'), '1 < 2')
# We are not fooled by dangerous escaped tags:
self.assertEqual(
html2text('text <script>alert(42)</script>'),
'text scriptalert(42)/script')
# This may look scary but is actually harmless: it is shown literally
# in the browser, no alert pops up.
self.assertEqual(
html2text('text &lt;script&gt;alert(42)'
'&lt;/script&gt;'),
'text <script>alert(42)</script>')
def Description(self, from_catalog=False):
"""Returns cleaned text"""
if from_catalog:
cat = self.getCatalog()
brains = cat.searchResults(id=self.getId())
if not brains:
return self.Description()
brain = brains[0]
return brain.Description
else:
html = self.getDefinition()
return html2text(html)
def Description(self, from_catalog=False):
"""Returns cleaned text"""
if from_catalog:
cat = self.getCatalog()
brains = cat.searchResults(id=self.getId())
if not brains:
return self.Description()
brain = brains[0]
return brain.Description
else:
html = self.getDefinition()
return html2text(html)
def testHTML2Text(self):
"""Test correct splitting of HTML"""
text = html2text("<div>line1\r\nline2</div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "line1 line2")
text = html2text("<div>line1\r\n line2</div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "line1 line2")
text = html2text("<div>line1 \r\n line2</div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "line1 line2")
text = html2text("<div>line1 \r \n line2</div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "line1 line2")
text = html2text("<div><ul><li>Seleção campeã!</li></ul></div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "- Seleção campeã!".encode("utf-8"))
text = html2text(
"<div><ul><li>Seleção campeã!</li>"
"</ul></div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "- Seleção campeã!".encode("utf-8"))
text = html2text(
"<div><ul><li>Seleção campeã!</li></ul></div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "- Seleção campeã!".encode("utf-8"))
def testHTML2Text(self):
"""Test correct splitting of HTML"""
text = html2text("<div>line1\r\nline2</div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "line1 line2")
text = html2text("<div>line1\r\n line2</div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "line1 line2")
text = html2text("<div>line1 \r\n line2</div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "line1 line2")
text = html2text("<div>line1 \r \n line2</div>")
self.assertEquals(text, "line1 line2")
text = html2text("<div><ul><li>Seleção campeã!</li></ul></div>")
self.assertEquals(text, u"- Seleção campeã!".encode("utf-8"))
text = html2text(
"<div><ul><li>Seleção campeã!</li>"
"</ul></div>")
self.assertEquals(text, u"- Seleção campeã!".encode("utf-8"))
text = html2text(
"<div><ul><li>Seleção campeã!</li></ul></div>")
self.assertEquals(text, u"- Seleção campeã!".encode("utf-8"))
