konova/konova/tests/test_views.py
mpeltriaux 7a1db1e9c7 #19 Tests
* moves dummy data creation from BaseViewTestCase into BaseTestCase
2021-11-10 11:41:51 +01:00

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"""
Author: Michel Peltriaux
Organization: Struktur- und Genehmigungsdirektion Nord, Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany
Contact: michel.peltriaux@sgdnord.rlp.de
Created on: 26.10.21
"""
from abc import abstractmethod
from django.contrib.auth.models import User, Group
from django.test import TestCase, Client
from django.urls import reverse
from compensation.models import Compensation, CompensationState, CompensationAction, EcoAccount
from intervention.models import LegalData, ResponsibilityData, Intervention
from konova.management.commands.setup_data import GROUPS_DATA
from konova.models import Geometry
from user.models import UserActionLogEntry, UserAction
class BaseTestCase(TestCase):
""" Provides reusable functionality for specialized test cases
"""
users = None
groups = None
superuser = None
user = None
intervention = None
compensation = None
eco_account = None
comp_state = None
comp_action = None
superuser_pw = "root"
user_pw = "root"
@classmethod
def create_users(cls):
# Create superuser and regular user
cls.superuser = User.objects.create_superuser(
username="root",
email="root@root.com",
password=cls.superuser_pw,
)
cls.user = User.objects.create_user(
username="user1",
email="user@root.com",
password=cls.user_pw
)
cls.users = User.objects.all()
@classmethod
def create_groups(cls):
# Create groups
for group_data in GROUPS_DATA:
name = group_data.get("name")
Group.objects.get_or_create(
name=name,
)
cls.groups = Group.objects.all()
class Meta:
abstract = True
@classmethod
def create_dummy_intervention(cls):
""" Creates an intervention which can be used for tests
Returns:
"""
# Create dummy data
# Create log entry
action = UserActionLogEntry.objects.create(
user=cls.superuser,
action=UserAction.CREATED,
)
# Create legal data object (without M2M laws first)
legal_data = LegalData.objects.create()
# Create responsible data object
responsibility_data = ResponsibilityData.objects.create()
geometry = Geometry.objects.create()
# Finally create main object, holding the other objects
cls.intervention = Intervention.objects.create(
identifier="TEST",
title="Test_title",
responsible=responsibility_data,
legal=legal_data,
created=action,
geometry=geometry,
comment="Test",
)
cls.intervention.generate_access_token(make_unique=True)
return cls.intervention
@classmethod
def create_dummy_compensation(cls):
""" Creates a compensation which can be used for tests
Returns:
"""
if cls.intervention is None:
cls.create_dummy_intervention()
# Create dummy data
# Create log entry
action = UserActionLogEntry.objects.create(
user=cls.superuser,
action=UserAction.CREATED,
)
geometry = Geometry.objects.create()
# Finally create main object, holding the other objects
cls.compensation = Compensation.objects.create(
identifier="TEST",
title="Test_title",
intervention=cls.intervention,
created=action,
geometry=geometry,
comment="Test",
)
cls.intervention.generate_access_token(make_unique=True)
return cls.compensation
@classmethod
def create_dummy_eco_account(cls):
""" Creates an eco account which can be used for tests
Returns:
"""
# Create dummy data
# Create log entry
action = UserActionLogEntry.objects.create(
user=cls.superuser,
action=UserAction.CREATED,
)
geometry = Geometry.objects.create()
# Create responsible data object
lega_data = LegalData.objects.create()
responsible_data = ResponsibilityData.objects.create()
# Finally create main object, holding the other objects
cls.eco_account = EcoAccount.objects.create(
identifier="TEST",
title="Test_title",
legal=lega_data,
responsible=responsible_data,
created=action,
geometry=geometry,
comment="Test",
)
return cls.eco_account
@classmethod
def create_dummy_states(cls):
""" Creates an intervention which can be used for tests
Returns:
"""
cls.comp_state = CompensationState.objects.create(
surface=10.00,
biotope_type=None,
)
return cls.comp_state
@classmethod
def create_dummy_action(cls):
""" Creates an intervention which can be used for tests
Returns:
"""
cls.comp_action = CompensationAction.objects.create(
amount=10
)
return cls.comp_action
class BaseViewTestCase(BaseTestCase):
""" Wraps basic test functionality, reusable for every specialized ViewTestCase
"""
login_url = None
@classmethod
def setUpTestData(cls) -> None:
cls.create_users()
cls.create_groups()
cls.create_dummy_intervention()
cls.create_dummy_compensation()
cls.create_dummy_eco_account()
cls.login_url = reverse("simple-sso-login")
def assert_url_success(self, client: Client, urls: list):
""" Assert for all given urls a direct 200 response
Args:
client (Client): The performing client
urls (list): An iterable list of urls to be checked
Returns:
"""
for url in urls:
response = client.get(url)
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 200, msg=f"Failed for {url}")
def assert_url_success_redirect(self, client: Client, urls: dict):
""" Assert for all given urls a 302 response to a certain location.
Assert the redirect being the expected behaviour.
Args:
client (Client): The performing client
urls (dict): An iterable dict of (urls, redirect_to_url) pairs to be checked
Returns:
"""
for url, redirect_to in urls.items():
response = client.get(url, follow=True)
# Expect redirects to the landing page
self.assertEqual(response.redirect_chain[0], (redirect_to, 302), msg=f"Failed for {url}")
def assert_url_fail(self, client: Client, urls: list):
""" Assert for all given urls a direct 302 response
Args:
client (Client): The performing client
urls (list): An iterable list of urls to be checked
Returns:
"""
for url in urls:
response = client.get(url)
self.assertEqual(response.status_code, 302, msg=f"Failed for {url}")
class KonovaViewTestCase(BaseViewTestCase):
""" Holds tests for all regular views, which are not app specific
"""
@classmethod
def setUpTestData(cls) -> None:
super().setUpTestData()
cls.home_url = reverse("home")
def test_views_logged_in_no_groups(self):
""" Check correct status code for all requests
Assumption: User logged in but has no groups
Returns:
"""
# User logged in
client = Client()
client.login(username=self.superuser.username, password=self.superuser_pw)
self.superuser.groups.set([])
success_urls = [
self.home_url
]
self.assert_url_success(client, success_urls)
def test_views_anonymous_user(self):
""" Check correct status code for all requests
Assumption: User logged in but has no groups
Returns:
"""
# User not logged in
client = Client()
urls = [
self.home_url
]
self.assert_url_fail(client, urls)
class AutocompleteTestCase(BaseViewTestCase):
@classmethod
def setUpTestData(cls) -> None:
super().setUpTestData()
cls.atcmplt_accs = reverse("accounts-autocomplete")
cls.atcmplt_interventions = reverse("interventions-autocomplete")
cls.atcmplt_code_comp_action = reverse("codes-compensation-action-autocomplete")
cls.atcmplt_code_comp_funding = reverse("codes-compensation-funding-autocomplete")
cls.atcmplt_code_comp_biotope = reverse("codes-biotope-autocomplete")
cls.atcmplt_code_comp_law = reverse("codes-law-autocomplete")
cls.atcmplt_code_comp_process = reverse("codes-process-type-autocomplete")
cls.atcmplt_code_comp_reg_off = reverse("codes-registration-office-autocomplete")
cls.atcmplt_code_comp_cons_off = reverse("codes-conservation-office-autocomplete")
def _test_views_anonymous_user(self):
# ATTENTION: As of the current state of django-autocomplete-light, there is no way to check on authenticated
# users in a way like @loing_required or anything else. The documentation considers to check on the user's
# authentication state during get_queryset() of the call. Therefore this test method here will stay here
# for future clarification but won't be run due to the prefix '_'
# User not logged in
client = Client()
urls = [
self.atcmplt_accs,
self.atcmplt_interventions,
self.atcmplt_code_comp_action,
self.atcmplt_code_comp_funding,
self.atcmplt_code_comp_biotope,
self.atcmplt_code_comp_law,
self.atcmplt_code_comp_process,
self.atcmplt_code_comp_reg_off,
self.atcmplt_code_comp_cons_off,
]
self.assert_url_fail(client, urls)
def test_views_logged_in_no_groups(self):
# User logged in
client = Client()
client.login(username=self.superuser.username, password=self.superuser_pw)
self.superuser.groups.set([])
urls = [
self.atcmplt_accs,
self.atcmplt_interventions,
self.atcmplt_code_comp_action,
self.atcmplt_code_comp_funding,
self.atcmplt_code_comp_biotope,
self.atcmplt_code_comp_law,
self.atcmplt_code_comp_process,
self.atcmplt_code_comp_reg_off,
self.atcmplt_code_comp_cons_off,
]
self.assert_url_success(client, urls)