def test_create_new_review(self):
""" Anonymous users should be asked to log in
User should be redirected to login screen.
After login, verify that the correct page was rendered.
"""
response = self.app.get(url(controller="review", action="create_new_review"), status=302)
response = response.follow(status=200)
form = response.form
form["login"] = u"tester"
form["password"] = u"tester"
response = form.submit(status=302)
# Several redirects we need to navigate through
response = response.follow(status=302)
response = response.follow(status=200)
# Verify path is correct
assert response.request.url.endswith("/review/create_new_review")
# Verify that several keywords show up on the page
assert "project name" in response
assert "project description" in response
assert "upload file" in response
assert "screening mode" in response
assert "order abstracts by" in response
assert "pilot round size" in response
assert "tag visibility" in response
def test_create_new_review(self):
""" Anonymous users should be asked to log in
User should be redirected to login screen.
After login, verify that the correct page was rendered.
"""
response = self.app.get(
url(controller='review', action='create_new_review'),
status=302)
response = response.follow(status=200)
form = response.form
form['login'] = u'tester'
form['password'] = u'tester'
response = form.submit(status=302)
# Several redirects we need to navigate through
response = response.follow(status=302)
response = response.follow(status=200)
# Verify path is correct
assert response.request.url.endswith('/review/create_new_review')
# Verify that several keywords show up on the page
assert 'project name' in response
assert 'project description' in response
assert 'upload file' in response
assert 'screening mode' in response
assert 'order abstracts by' in response
assert 'pilot round size' in response
assert 'tag visibility' in response
def test_create_account(self):
""" Create account
Since the database has just been rebuild it lacks any
user to run tests with. We will test the create_account
action in the account controller to help us create a test
user to run further tests.
"""
# Get the 'create_account' page.
response = self.app.get(
url(controller='account',
action='create_account'),
status=200)
# Make sure it has the correct url.
assert response.request.url.endswith('/account/create_account')
# Fill out the create account form.
form = response.form
form['first_name'] = u'tester'
form['last_name'] = u'bot'
form['experience'] = u'5'
form['email'] = u'*****@*****.**'
form['username'] = u'tester'
form['password'] = u'tester'
# Submit the form and throw if status not 302.
post_submit = form.submit(status=302)
# Submitting the form directs us back to 'login' page. Let's follow.
post_submit = post_submit.follow(status=302)
# Since we are now registered, 'login' page will redirect to
# 'welcome' page
post_login = post_submit.follow(status=302)
# 'Welcome' page redirects to 'my_work' page; let's follow that also
# The 'my_work' page gets rendered based on how many outstanding
# assignments the user has, therefore we should check that this has
# status 200
post_login = post_login.follow(status=200)
# Since this is a brand new account, let's check that we get the
# "Hurray...." message
assert "hurray, you've no outstanding assignments" in post_login
def test_create_account(self):
""" Create account
Since the database has just been rebuild it lacks any
user to run tests with. We will test the create_account
action in the account controller to help us create a test
user to run further tests.
"""
# Get the 'create_account' page.
response = self.app.get(url(controller="account", action="create_account"), status=200)
# Make sure it has the correct url.
assert response.request.url.endswith("/account/create_account")
# Fill out the create account form.
form = response.form
form["first_name"] = u"tester"
form["last_name"] = u"bot"
form["experience"] = u"5"
form["email"] = u"*****@*****.**"
form["username"] = u"tester"
form["password"] = u"tester"
# Submit the form and throw if status not 302.
post_submit = form.submit(status=302)
# Submitting the form directs us back to 'login' page. Let's follow.
post_submit = post_submit.follow(status=302)
# Since we are now registered, 'login' page will redirect to
# 'welcome' page
post_login = post_submit.follow(status=302)
# 'Welcome' page redirects to 'my_work' page; let's follow that also
# The 'my_work' page gets rendered based on how many outstanding
# assignments the user has, therefore we should check that this has
# status 200
post_login = post_login.follow(status=200)
# Since this is a brand new account, let's check that we get the
# "Hurray...." message
assert "hurray, you've no outstanding assignments" in post_login
