def test_charge_and_or_transfer_short(self, charge, get_tips_and_total):
self.db.run("""
UPDATE participants
SET balance=1
WHERE username='******'
""")
now = datetime.utcnow()
amount = D('1.00')
like_a_tip = {'amount': amount, 'tippee': 'mjallday', 'ctime': now,
'claimed_time': now}
# success, success, claimed, failure
tips = [like_a_tip, like_a_tip, like_a_tip, like_a_tip]
get_tips_and_total.return_value = tips, amount
ts_start = datetime.utcnow()
# In real-life we wouldn't be able to catch an error as the charge
# method will swallow any errors and return false. We don't handle this
# return value within charge_and_or_transfer but instead continue on
# trying to use the remaining credit in the user's account to payout as
# many tips as possible.
#
# Here we're hacking the system and throwing the exception so execution
# stops since we're only testing this part of the method. That smells
# like we need to refactor.
charge.side_effect = Exception()
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
billing.charge_and_or_transfer(ts_start, self.janet)
assert charge.called_with(self.janet.username,
self.janet_href,
amount)
def test_charge_and_or_transfer_short(self, charge, get_tips_and_total):
alice = self.make_participant('alice', balance='1.00',
balanced_account_uri=self.BALANCED_ACCOUNT_URI,
is_suspicious=False)
now = datetime.utcnow()
amount = Decimal('1.00')
like_a_tip = {'amount': amount, 'tippee': 'mjallday', 'ctime': now,
'claimed_time': now}
# success, success, claimed, failure
tips = [like_a_tip, like_a_tip, like_a_tip, like_a_tip]
get_tips_and_total.return_value = tips, amount
ts_start = datetime.utcnow()
# In real-life we wouldn't be able to catch an error as the charge
# method will swallow any errors and return false. We don't handle this
# return value within charge_and_or_transfer but instead continue on
# trying to use the remaining credit in the user's account to payout as
# many tips as possible.
#
# Here we're hacking the system and throwing the exception so execution
# stops since we're only testing this part of the method. That smells
# like we need to refactor.
charge.side_effect = Exception()
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
billing.charge_and_or_transfer(ts_start, alice.attrs_dict())
self.assertTrue(charge.called_with(alice.username,
self.BALANCED_ACCOUNT_URI,
amount))
def test_charge_and_or_transfer_short(self, charge, get_tips_and_total):
alice = self.make_participant('alice', balance='1.00',
balanced_account_uri=self.BALANCED_ACCOUNT_URI,
is_suspicious=False)
now = datetime.utcnow()
amount = Decimal('1.00')
like_a_tip = {'amount': amount, 'tippee': 'mjallday', 'ctime': now,
'claimed_time': now}
# success, success, claimed, failure
tips = [like_a_tip, like_a_tip, like_a_tip, like_a_tip]
get_tips_and_total.return_value = tips, amount
ts_start = datetime.utcnow()
# In real-life we wouldn't be able to catch an error as the charge
# method will swallow any errors and return false. We don't handle this
# return value within charge_and_or_transfer but instead continue on
# trying to use the remaining credit in the user's account to payout as
# many tips as possible.
#
# Here we're hacking the system and throwing the exception so execution
# stops since we're only testing this part of the method. That smells
# like we need to refactor.
charge.side_effect = Exception()
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
billing.charge_and_or_transfer(ts_start, alice.attrs_dict())
self.assertTrue(charge.called_with(alice.username,
self.BALANCED_ACCOUNT_URI,
amount))
def test_charge_and_or_transfer_short(self, charge, get_tips_and_total):
self.db.run(
"""
UPDATE participants
SET balance=1
, balanced_customer_href=%s
, is_suspicious=False
WHERE username='******'
""", (self.BALANCED_CUSTOMER_HREF, ))
now = datetime.utcnow()
amount = D('1.00')
like_a_tip = {
'amount': amount,
'tippee': 'mjallday',
'ctime': now,
'claimed_time': now
}
# success, success, claimed, failure
tips = [like_a_tip, like_a_tip, like_a_tip, like_a_tip]
get_tips_and_total.return_value = tips, amount
ts_start = datetime.utcnow()
# In real-life we wouldn't be able to catch an error as the charge
# method will swallow any errors and return false. We don't handle this
# return value within charge_and_or_transfer but instead continue on
# trying to use the remaining credit in the user's account to payout as
# many tips as possible.
#
# Here we're hacking the system and throwing the exception so execution
# stops since we're only testing this part of the method. That smells
# like we need to refactor.
charge.side_effect = Exception()
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
billing.charge_and_or_transfer(ts_start, self.alice)
assert charge.called_with(self.alice.username,
self.BALANCED_CUSTOMER_HREF, amount)
def test_charge_and_or_transfer_short(self, charge, get_tips_and_total):
self.db.run(
"""
UPDATE participants
SET balance=1
, balanced_customer_href=%s
, is_suspicious=False
WHERE username='******'
""",
(self.BALANCED_CUSTOMER_HREF,),
)
now = datetime.utcnow()
amount = D("1.00")
like_a_tip = {"amount": amount, "tippee": "mjallday", "ctime": now, "claimed_time": now}
# success, success, claimed, failure
tips = [like_a_tip, like_a_tip, like_a_tip, like_a_tip]
get_tips_and_total.return_value = tips, amount
ts_start = datetime.utcnow()
# In real-life we wouldn't be able to catch an error as the charge
# method will swallow any errors and return false. We don't handle this
# return value within charge_and_or_transfer but instead continue on
# trying to use the remaining credit in the user's account to payout as
# many tips as possible.
#
# Here we're hacking the system and throwing the exception so execution
# stops since we're only testing this part of the method. That smells
# like we need to refactor.
charge.side_effect = Exception()
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
billing.charge_and_or_transfer(ts_start, self.alice)
assert charge.called_with(self.alice.username, self.BALANCED_CUSTOMER_HREF, amount)
def test_charge_and_or_transfer_short(self, charge, get_tips_and_total):
amount = Decimal(1.00)
like_a_tip = {
'amount': amount,
'tippee': 'mjallday',
'ctime': datetime.utcnow(),
'claimed_time': datetime.utcnow(),
}
# success, success, claimed, failure
tips = [like_a_tip, like_a_tip, like_a_tip, like_a_tip]
get_tips_and_total.return_value = tips, amount
ts_start = datetime.utcnow()
participant = {
'balance': 0,
'id': self.participant_id,
'balanced_account_uri': self.balanced_account_uri,
}
# In real-life we wouldn't be able to catch an error as the charge
# method will swallow any errors and return false. We don't handle this
# return value within charge_and_or_transfer but instead continue on
# trying to use the remaining credit in the user's account to payout as
# many tips as possible.
#
# Here we're hacking the system and throwing the exception so execution
# stops since we're only testing this part of the method. That smells
# like we need to refactor.
charge.side_effect = Exception()
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
billing.charge_and_or_transfer(ts_start, participant)
self.assertTrue(charge.called_with(self.participant_id,
self.balanced_account_uri,
amount))
