def test_post_service_object(random_service, mf_api_client):
service_object_id = get_random_string(12)
service_object_type = 'http://www.hel.fi/servicemap/v2'
title = get_random_string(12)
issues = get_data_from_response(
mf_api_client.post(
ISSUE_LIST_ENDPOINT + '?extensions=citysdk',
{
'service_code': random_service.service_code,
'lat': 42,
'long': 42,
'description': 'hellote',
'service_object_id': service_object_id,
'service_object_type': service_object_type,
'title': title,
}
),
schema=LIST_OF_ISSUES_SCHEMA,
status_code=201
)
issue = issues[0]
verify_issue(issue)
iex = Issue_CitySDK.objects.get(issue__identifier=issue['service_request_id'])
assert iex.service_object_id == issue['extended_attributes']['service_object_id'] == service_object_id
assert iex.service_object_type == issue['extended_attributes']['service_object_type'] == service_object_type
assert iex.title == issue['extended_attributes']['title'] == title
def test_post_invalid_json(random_service, mf_api_client):
response = get_data_from_response(mf_api_client.post(
ISSUE_LIST_ENDPOINT, {
'extensions': 'geometry',
'service_code': random_service.service_code,
'description': 'Miten tätä ajetaan?',
'geometry': json.dumps(['oops']),
}),
status_code=400)
assert 'JSON' in str(
response) # Yeah, it complains about JSON, that's fine
def test_post_invalid_geojson(random_service, mf_api_client):
response = get_data_from_response(mf_api_client.post(
ISSUE_LIST_ENDPOINT,
{
'extensions': 'geometry',
'service_code': random_service.service_code,
'description': 'Miten tätä ajetaan?',
'geometry': json.dumps({'tepe': 'palygon'}),
},
),
status_code=400)
assert 'Invalid GeoJSON' in str(
response) # Complains about GeoJSON, that's nice
def test_post_invalid_geojson(random_service, mf_api_client):
response = get_data_from_response(
mf_api_client.post(
ISSUE_LIST_ENDPOINT,
{
'extensions': 'geometry',
'service_code': random_service.service_code,
'description': 'Miten tätä ajetaan?',
'geometry': json.dumps({'tepe': 'palygon'}),
},
),
status_code=400
)
assert 'Invalid GeoJSON' in str(response) # Complains about GeoJSON, that's nice
def test_post_invalid_json(random_service, mf_api_client):
response = get_data_from_response(
mf_api_client.post(
ISSUE_LIST_ENDPOINT,
{
'extensions': 'geometry',
'service_code': random_service.service_code,
'description': 'Miten tätä ajetaan?',
'geometry': json.dumps(['oops']),
}
),
status_code=400
)
assert 'JSON' in str(response) # Yeah, it complains about JSON, that's fine
def test_post_geometry(random_service, mf_api_client, geometry_data):
if sys.version_info[0] == 2 and mf_api_client.format != 'json':
pytest.xfail('unsupported')
from issues_geometry.models import IssueGeometry
post_data = {
'extensions': 'geometry',
'service_code': random_service.service_code,
'description': 'Olut on loppu koko jokirannasta',
'geometry': (
json.dumps(geometry_data)
if geometry_data
else ''
),
}
if not post_data.get('geometry'):
post_data['address'] = 'foo street'
response = mf_api_client.post(ISSUE_LIST_ENDPOINT, data=post_data)
content = get_data_from_response(
response,
status_code=201,
schema=LIST_OF_ISSUES_SCHEMA,
)
issue_data = content[0]
issue = verify_issue(issue_data)
if not geometry_data:
# This exercises the code path where one requests the geometry extension
# but doesn't actually post geometry after all.
return
# No matter the format, we should always have a GeoJSON fragment, whether encoded or indented, in there:
assert re.search(r'\\*"type\\*":\s*\\*"Polygon\\*"', response.content.decode('utf8'))
assert IssueGeometry.objects.filter(issue=issue).exists()
retrieved_issue_data = get_data_from_response(
mf_api_client.get(
reverse('georeport/v2:issue-detail', kwargs={'identifier': issue.identifier}),
{'extensions': 'geometry'},
)
)[0]
for data in (issue_data, retrieved_issue_data):
verify_issue(data)
if mf_api_client.format == 'json':
# We can't access the extended attribute correctly when it has been mangled by the
# test harness, so only test it when doing native JSON.
GeoJSONValidator.validate(data['extended_attributes']['geometry'])
def test_post_geometry(random_service, mf_api_client, geometry_data):
if sys.version_info[0] == 2 and mf_api_client.format != 'json':
pytest.xfail('unsupported')
from issues_geometry.models import IssueGeometry
post_data = {
'extensions': 'geometry',
'service_code': random_service.service_code,
'description': 'Olut on loppu koko jokirannasta',
'geometry': (json.dumps(geometry_data) if geometry_data else ''),
}
if not post_data.get('geometry'):
post_data['address'] = 'foo street'
response = mf_api_client.post(ISSUE_LIST_ENDPOINT, data=post_data)
content = get_data_from_response(
response,
status_code=201,
schema=LIST_OF_ISSUES_SCHEMA,
)
issue_data = content[0]
issue = verify_issue(issue_data)
if not geometry_data:
# This exercises the code path where one requests the geometry extension
# but doesn't actually post geometry after all.
return
# No matter the format, we should always have a GeoJSON fragment, whether encoded or indented, in there:
assert re.search(r'\\*"type\\*":\s*\\*"Polygon\\*"',
response.content.decode('utf8'))
assert IssueGeometry.objects.filter(issue=issue).exists()
retrieved_issue_data = get_data_from_response(
mf_api_client.get(
reverse('georeport/v2:issue-detail',
kwargs={'identifier': issue.identifier}),
{'extensions': 'geometry'},
))[0]
for data in (issue_data, retrieved_issue_data):
verify_issue(data)
if mf_api_client.format == 'json':
# We can't access the extended attribute correctly when it has been mangled by the
# test harness, so only test it when doing native JSON.
GeoJSONValidator.validate(data['extended_attributes']['geometry'])
def test_post_media(mf_api_client, random_service):
if sys.version_info[0] == 2 and mf_api_client.format in ('xml', 'sjson'):
pytest.xfail('this test is somehow broken on Py2')
files = [
ContentFile(content=VERY_SMALL_JPEG, name="x%d.jpg" % x)
for x in range(3)
]
issues = get_data_from_response(
mf_api_client.post(
f'{ISSUE_LIST_ENDPOINT}?extensions=media',
data={
'service_code': random_service.service_code,
'lat': 30,
'long': 30,
'description': get_random_string(12),
'media': files,
}
),
status_code=201,
schema=LIST_OF_ISSUES_SCHEMA,
)
id = issues[0]['service_request_id']
assert Issue.objects.filter(identifier=id).exists()
assert IssueMedia.objects.filter(issue__identifier=id).count() == 3
# Now see that we can actually get the media back
issues = get_data_from_response(
mf_api_client.get(
reverse('georeport/v2:issue-detail', kwargs={"identifier": id}),
{
'extensions': 'media',
}
),
schema=LIST_OF_ISSUES_SCHEMA
)
issue = issues[0]
media_list = issue['extended_attributes']['media_urls']
assert issue
assert len(media_list) == 3
def test_post_media(mf_api_client, random_service):
if sys.version_info[0] == 2 and mf_api_client.format in ('xml', 'sjson'):
pytest.xfail('this test is somehow broken on Py2')
files = [
ContentFile(content=VERY_SMALL_JPEG, name="x%d.jpg" % x)
for x in range(3)
]
issues = get_data_from_response(
mf_api_client.post(
'%s?extensions=media' % ISSUE_LIST_ENDPOINT,
data={
'service_code': random_service.service_code,
'lat': 30,
'long': 30,
'description': get_random_string(),
'media': files,
}
),
status_code=201,
schema=LIST_OF_ISSUES_SCHEMA,
)
id = issues[0]['service_request_id']
assert Issue.objects.filter(identifier=id).exists()
assert IssueMedia.objects.filter(issue__identifier=id).count() == 3
# Now see that we can actually get the media back
issues = get_data_from_response(
mf_api_client.get(
reverse('georeport/v2:issue-detail', kwargs={"identifier": id}),
{
'extensions': 'media',
}
),
schema=LIST_OF_ISSUES_SCHEMA
)
issue = issues[0]
media_list = issue['extended_attributes']['media_urls']
assert issue
assert len(media_list) == 3