def setUp(self):
self.tearDown()
# anonymous user
User(id=1, username='******').save()
settings.ANONYMOUS_USER_ID=1
# user
user = User(id=2, username='******')
user.set_password('secret')
user.save()
# user1
user1 = User(id=3, username='******')
user1.set_password('secret')
user1.save()
# admin == superuser
admin = User(id=4, username='******', is_superuser=True)
admin.set_password("secret")
admin.save()
# key
key = SSHKey(key="ssh-rsa test tester0@testing", user=user)
key.save()
dict_ = globals()
dict_['user'] = user
dict_['user1'] = user1
dict_['admin'] = admin
dict_['key'] = key
dict_['c'] = Client()
def test_deletion(self):
"""
Tests key_delete view
Verifies:
* thrown 404 for non-existing objects
* successfully deleted objects
"""
for u in [user, admin]:
key1 = SSHKey(key="ssh-rsa test tester0@testing", user=user)
key1.save()
key_id = key1.id
c.login(username=u.username, password="******")
# 404 for non-existing objects
response = c.get( reverse("key-delete", args=[key_id+10]) )
self.assertEqual( 404, response.status_code )
# successful deletion
response = c.delete( reverse("key-delete", args=[key_id]) )
self.assertEqual( 200, response.status_code )
self.assertEquals("application/json", response['content-type'])
self.assertContains(response, "1", count=1)
self.assertEqual(0, len(SSHKey.objects.filter(id=key_id)) )
