def test_user(self):
# I need some way of deferring creation of UserManager
# until DatabaseManager has been instantiated.
# So that's why the import is inside this function, so
# that it's called AFTER I've had a chance to call
# DatabaseManager.add('default', ':memory:')
from sremote.models.user import User
user_0 = User('jack', 'asdf', True)
self.assertEqual(user_0.username, 'jack')
self.assertEqual(user_0.password, 'asdf')
self.assertTrue(user_0.admin)
self.assertEqual(user_0.id, None)
self.assertEqual(user_0.created, None)
self.assertEqual(User.users().count(), 0, 'No users in database.')
user_0.save()
self.assertEqual(User.users().count(), 1, '1 user in database.')
self.assertEqual(user_0.id, 1, 'User has id=1.')
self.assertLess(user_0.created, time.time(), 'User was created before now.')
user_0.username = '******'
user_0.admin = False
user_0.save()
# Now drop into sql to ensure that we really saved the object's username
db = DatabaseManager.instance('default')
select_user_query = 'SELECT * FROM user WHERE id=?;'
select_result = db.query(select_user_query, (user_0.id,)).nextresult()
self.assertEqual(select_result['username'], 'jill')
self.assertEqual(select_result['admin'], 0)
# Now test the UserManager.get() method:
user_0_1 = User.users().get(id=user_0.id)
user_0_2 = User.users().get(username=user_0.username)
user_0_3 = User.users().get(id=user_0.id, username=user_0.username)
self.assertEqual(user_0.username, user_0_1.username, 'usernames equal')
self.assertEqual(user_0_1.username, user_0_2.username, 'usernames equal')
self.assertEqual(user_0_1.username, user_0_3.username, 'usernames equal')
self.assertEqual(user_0.id, user_0_1.id, 'ids equal')
self.assertEqual(user_0_1.id, user_0_2.id, 'ids equal')
self.assertEqual(user_0_1.id, user_0_3.id, 'ids equal')
self.assertEqual(user_0.admin, user_0_1.admin, 'admin equal')
self.assertEqual(user_0_1.admin, user_0_2.admin, 'admin equal')
self.assertEqual(user_0_1.admin, user_0_3.admin, 'admin equal')
self.assertTrue(user_0.authenticate('asdf'), 'User authenticates.')
self.assertFalse(user_0.authenticate('qwer'), 'User does not authenticate.')
# Now delete the object
user_0.delete()
self.assertEqual(User.users().count(), 0, 'No more users in database.')
self.assertEqual(user_0.id, None, 'id is None')
self.assertEqual(user_0.created, None, 'created is None')
creation_count = 10
for i in range(creation_count):
user = User('user%s' % i, 'asdf', True)
user.save()
self.assertEqual(User.users().count(), creation_count, 'count() == creation_count')
all_users = User.users().all()
self.assertEqual(creation_count, len(all_users), 'len == creation_count')
user_1 = User('jill', 'qwer', True)
self.assertFalse(user_1.authenticate('qwer'), 'User does not authenticate because it has not been saved.')
self.assertFalse(user_1.authenticate('asdf'), 'User does not authenticate because it has not been saved.')
def testDatabaseManager(self):
DatabaseManager.add("default", ":memory:")
db = DatabaseManager.instance("default")
self.assertTrue(db != None, "Database exists.")
DatabaseManager.remove("default")
self.assertRaises(KeyError, DatabaseManager.instance, "DatabaseManager raises KeyError when no db exists.")
