def test_blacklistgenerate_hash(self):
# The generate_hash function implementation should not change; We risk contacting people on the blacklist
for (id_type, id_value) in self.Inputs:
got = blacklist.generate_hash(id_type, id_value)
expected = "{id_type}$sha256${hash}".format(
id_type=id_type, hash=sha256(id_value).hexdigest())
self.assertEqual(got, expected)
def test_blacklist_api_query_is_in_blacklist_false(self):
id_type, id_value = self.Inputs[1]
responses.add(
responses.GET, 'http://example.com?id='+blacklist.generate_hash(id_type, id_value),
body="{\"msg\": \"no\"}", status=404
)
in_blacklist = blacklist.api_query_is_in_blacklist(id_type, id_value)
self.assertFalse(in_blacklist)
def __init__(self, badge_instance):
self.recipient_id_hash = \
generate_hash(badge_instance.recipient_type, badge_instance.recipient_identifier)
self.entity_id = badge_instance.badgeclass.entity_id
def _generate_blacklist_response_body(identifier, id_type='email'):
return [{"id": generate_hash(id_type, identifier)}]
def _generate_blacklist_url(identifier, id_type='email'):
hashed_identifier = generate_hash(id_type, identifier)
return "{endpoint}?id={recipient_id_hash}".format(
endpoint=SETTINGS_OVERRIDE['BADGR_BLACKLIST_QUERY_ENDPOINT'],
recipient_id_hash=hashed_identifier)