tests.py

#

Create sample user.

    def setUp(self):
#

User.objects.create_user('atilla',

'atilla@thehun.mn',
password='horses')
def test_smoke(self):

No parameters: return code 200.

Login page must have "login-button".

response = self.client.post('/accounts/login/', {}) self.assertEquals(response.status_code, 200) self.assertTrue("login-button" in response.content)

def test_invalid_user(self): response = self.client.post('/accounts/login/',

{'username': 'rianne',
'password': 'pony'})

The response is always 200.

self.assertEquals(response.status_code, 200)

But the value is the json dump of False.

self.assertEquals(json.loads(response.content), {u'success': False, u'next': None})

def test_valid_user(self): response = self.client.post('/accounts/login/', {'username': 'atilla', 'password': 'horses'})

The response is always 200.

self.assertEquals(response.status_code, 200)

But the value is the json dump of False.

self.assertEquals(json.loads(response.content), {u'success': True, u'next': None})

def test_logout(self): self.client.login(username='atilla', password='horses') response = self.client.get('/accounts/logout/')

The response is always 200.

self.assertEquals(response.status_code, 200)

And empty.

self.assertEquals(response.content, '')

class TestUtility(TestCase):

def test_euro(self): self.assertEquals(u'€ 10,-', euro(10.0)) self.assertEquals(u'€ 10,-', euro(10)) self.assertEquals(u'€ 10.000,-', euro(10000)) self.assertEquals(u'€ 1.234.567,-', euro(1234567)) self.assertEquals(u'€ 1.234.567,-', euro(1234567.0)) euro(None) # Should not crash

def test_dutch_timedelta(self): self.assertEquals(u'1 minuut', dutch_timedelta(60)) self.assertEquals(u'1 minuut, 5 seconden', dutch_timedelta(65)) self.assertEquals(u'2 minuten, 5 seconden', dutch_timedelta(125)) self.assertEquals(u'1 uur', dutch_timedelta(3600))

Rounded off

self.assertEquals(u'1 uur, 1 minuut', dutch_timedelta(3700))

Rounded off

self.assertEquals(u'1 dag, 1 minuut', dutch_timedelta(86500)) dutch_timedelta(None) # Should not crash

def test_application_icons(self):

        The application_icons template tag should never crash. It
        should give a nice error if something goes wrong.
#

context = {'STATIC_URL': '/static_media/'}

ApplicationScreen 'home' does not exist.

result = application_icons(context, 'home') self.assertTrue('error' in result)

Add a screen called 'home'.

appscreen = ApplicationScreen(name='Apps', slug='home') appscreen.save() appscreen.applicationicon_set.create(

name='Amplivibe',
icon='lizard_ui/app_icons/maatregelen.png',
url='http://amplivibe.com')

Now the screen 'home' does exist.

result = application_icons(context, 'home') self.assertTrue('application_screen' in result)

Revert to 'home' if None is given.

result = application_icons(context, None) self.assertTrue('application_screen' in result)

def test_application_icons2(self):

        The application_icons template tag should never crash. Missing
        STATIC_URL.
#

context = {} # Should contain STATIC_URL, but you never know.

Add a screen called 'home'.

appscreen = ApplicationScreen(name='Apps', slug='home') appscreen.save() appscreen.applicationicon_set.create(

name='Amplivibe',
icon='lizard_ui/app_icons/maatregelen.png',
url='http://amplivibe.com')

Just ignore missing STATIC_URL

result = application_icons(context, 'home') self.assertTrue('application_screen' in result)

class TestTracebackLoggingMiddleware(TestCase):

def setUp(self): self.request = 'mock request' self.exception = Exception('Mock exception')

def test_smoke(self): Just test that it doesn't crash.

        middleware = TracebackLoggingMiddleware()
        middleware.process_exception(self.request, self.exception)