def test_variables_multiple_error(self):
schema = Schema(
get_file("schematron",
"variables/variables1_xslt2_multiple_error.sch"))
xml_doc = etree.parse(
get_file("xml", "variables/variables1_correct.xml"))
self.assertRaises(SchematronError, schema.validate_document, xml_doc)
def test_phase_with_unknown_pattern(self):
schema = Schema(
get_file("schematron", "malformed/bad_active_pattern.sch"))
xml_doc = etree.parse(get_file("xml", "basic1_error_1.xml"))
self.assertEqual("bad_phase", schema.get_phase("bad_phase").id)
self.assertRaises(SchematronError, schema.validate_document, xml_doc,
"bad_phase")
def main(schematron_file,
xml_file,
phase="#DEFAULT",
output_type="text",
output_stream=sys.stdout,
verbosity=1):
schema = Schema(verbosity=verbosity)
schema.read_from_file(schematron_file)
schema.process_abstract_patterns()
doc = etree.parse(xml_file)
if output_type == 'text':
return validate_to_text(schema, doc, xml_file, phase, output_stream,
verbosity)
elif output_type == 'svrl':
svrl = schema.validate_document_to_svrl(doc, phase)
output_stream.write(
etree.tostring(svrl.to_xml(),
pretty_print=True,
xml_declaration=True,
encoding='utf-8').decode('utf-8'))
output_stream.write("\n")
return 0
else:
raise Exception("Unknown output type: %s" % output_type)
def get_schematron_minimal_xml(self, filename):
# These are all schematrons, and schematrons with includes can fail
# the schematron validation (for instance if a pattern which is defined in
# an included file is referenced in the main file)
# Therefore, we don't validate it directly, but convert it to a minimal version
# first
schema_to_check = Schema(get_file("schematron", filename))
return schema_to_check.to_minimal_xml_document()
def test_variables1(self):
schema = Schema(
get_file("schematron", "variables/variables1_xslt2.sch"))
xml_doc = etree.parse(
get_file("xml", "variables/variables1_correct.xml"))
report = schema.validate_document(xml_doc)
errors = report.get_failed_asserts()
self.assertEqual([], errors, [e.test for e in errors])
def test_simple_diagnostics(self):
schema = Schema(get_file("schematron", "diagnostics.sch"))
xml_doc = etree.parse(
get_file("xml", "diagnostics/more_than_three_animals.xml"))
report = schema.validate_document(xml_doc)
self.assertEqual(3, len(report.get_failed_asserts()))
self.assertEqual(1,
len(report.get_failed_asserts()[0][0].diagnostic_ids))
self.assertEqual(
"""Noah, you must remove as many animals from the ark so that
only two of one species live in this accommodation.""".strip(),
report.get_failed_asserts()[0][0].get_diagnostic_text(
report.get_failed_asserts()[0][0].diagnostic_ids[0]).strip())
def test_basic_example(self):
schema = Schema(get_file("schematron", "basic.sch"))
doc = etree.parse(get_file("xml", "basic1_ok.xml"))
variables = {}
parser = XPath2Parser(schema.ns_prefixes, variables)
for p in schema.patterns.values():
# print("[XX] %s has %d rules" % (p.id, len(p.rules)))
for r in p.rules:
elements = select(doc, r.context)
for element in elements:
context = XPathContext(root=doc, item=element)
for a in r.assertions:
root_token = parser.parse(a.test)
result = root_token.evaluate(context)
self.assertTrue(result, a.to_string())
def check_schema_validation(self, schema_file, xml_file, expected_errors,
expected_warnings):
"""
expected_errors is a list of the id values of the assertions that should fail with either no flag or flag="error"
expected_warnings is a list of the id values of the assertions that should fail with either flag="warning"
"""
schema = Schema(schema_file)
xml_doc = etree.parse(xml_file)
report = schema.validate_document(xml_doc)
errors = report.get_failed_asserts()
error_id_list = [
err.id for err, element in errors if err.flag != 'warning'
]
warnings = report.get_failed_asserts()
warning_id_list = [
w.id for w, element in warnings if w.flag == 'warning'
]
self.assertEqual(expected_errors, error_id_list)
self.assertEqual(expected_warnings, warning_id_list)
def check_rule_order(self, schematron_file):
schema = Schema(get_file("schematron", schematron_file))
# Element a should match rule 1 only
self.assertEqual([], self.validate(schema, '<a>1</a>'))
# self.assertEqual(['r1'], self.validate("<a>2</a>"))
self.assertEqual(['r1'],
self.validate(schema, '<root id="1"><a>2</a></root>'))
# Element c should match rule 3 only
self.assertEqual([], self.validate(schema, "<c>1</c>"))
self.assertEqual(['r3'], self.validate(schema, "<c>2</c>"))
# Element c should match rule 4 only
self.assertEqual([], self.validate(schema, "<d>1</d>"))
self.assertEqual(['r4'], self.validate(schema, "<d>2</d>"))
# An arbitraty element should match rule 5
self.assertEqual([], self.validate(schema, '<arb id="a">1</arb>'))
self.assertEqual(['r5'], self.validate(schema, "<arb>1</arb>"))
# Make sure this goes for nested elements too
self.assertEqual(
[],
self.validate(
schema,
'<arb id="a"><a>1</a><b>1</b><c>1</c><d>1</d><e id="1">1</e></arb>'
))
self.assertEqual(
['r4'],
self.validate(
schema,
'<arb id="a"><a>1</a><b>1</b><c>1</c><d>2</d><e id="1">1</e></arb>'
))
self.assertEqual(
['r1', 'r2', 'r3', 'r4'],
self.validate(
schema,
'<arb id="a"><a>2</a><b>2</b><c>2</c><d>2</d><e id="1">2</e></arb>'
))
def setUp(self):
self.schema = Schema(get_file("schematron", "schematron.sch"))
def setUp(self):
self.schema = Schema(get_file("schematron", "orderchecks/xslt.sch"))
def test_error_let_statement(self):
schema = Schema(
get_file("schematron", "xpath2/error_let_statement.sch"))
xml_doc = etree.parse(get_file("xml", "basic1_ok.xml"))
self.assertRaises(SchematronQueryBindingError,
schema.validate_document, xml_doc)
def setUp(self):
self.schema = Schema(get_file("schematron", "all_elements.sch"))