authentic/tests/test_user_manager.py

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import csv
from django.core.urlresolvers import reverse
from django.contrib.contenttypes.models import ContentType
from authentic2.custom_user.models import User
from authentic2.models import Attribute, AttributeValue
from authentic2.a2_rbac.utils import get_default_ou
from utils import login, get_link_from_mail, skipif_sqlite
def visible_users(response):
return set(elt.text for elt in response.pyquery('td.username'))
def test_manager_user_change_email(app, superuser_or_admin, simple_user, mailoutbox):
ou = get_default_ou()
ou.validate_emails = True
ou.save()
NEW_EMAIL = 'john.doe@example.com'
assert NEW_EMAIL != simple_user.email
response = login(app, superuser_or_admin,
reverse('a2-manager-user-by-uuid-detail',
kwargs={'slug': unicode(simple_user.uuid)}))
assert 'Change user email' in response.content
# cannot click it's a submit button :/
response = app.get(reverse('a2-manager-user-by-uuid-change-email',
kwargs={'slug': unicode(simple_user.uuid)}))
assert response.form['new_email'].value == simple_user.email
response.form.set('new_email', NEW_EMAIL)
assert len(mailoutbox) == 0
response = response.form.submit().follow()
assert 'A mail was sent to john.doe@example.com to verify it.' in response.content
assert 'Change user email' in response.content
# cannot click it's a submit button :/
assert len(mailoutbox) == 1
assert simple_user.email in mailoutbox[0].body
assert NEW_EMAIL in mailoutbox[0].body
# logout
app.session.flush()
link = get_link_from_mail(mailoutbox[0])
response = app.get(link).maybe_follow()
assert (
'your request for changing your email for john.doe@example.com is successful'
in response.content)
simple_user.refresh_from_db()
assert simple_user.email == NEW_EMAIL
def test_manager_user_change_email_no_change(app, superuser_or_admin, simple_user, mailoutbox):
ou = get_default_ou()
ou.validate_emails = True
ou.save()
NEW_EMAIL = 'john.doe@example.com'
assert NEW_EMAIL != simple_user.email
response = login(app, superuser_or_admin,
reverse('a2-manager-user-by-uuid-detail',
kwargs={'slug': unicode(simple_user.uuid)}))
assert 'Change user email' in response.content
# cannot click it's a submit button :/
response = app.get(reverse('a2-manager-user-by-uuid-change-email',
kwargs={'slug': unicode(simple_user.uuid)}))
assert response.form['new_email'].value == simple_user.email
assert len(mailoutbox) == 0
response = response.form.submit().follow()
assert 'A mail was sent to john.doe@example.com to verify it.' not in response.content
def test_search_by_attribute(app, simple_user, admin):
Attribute.objects.create(name='adresse', searchable=True, kind='string')
simple_user.attributes.adresse = 'avenue du revestel'
response = login(app, admin, '/manage/users/')
# all users are visible
assert visible_users(response) == {simple_user.username, admin.username}
response.form['search-text'] = 'impasse'
response = response.form.submit()
# now all users are hidden
assert not visible_users(response) & {simple_user.username, admin.username}
response.form['search-text'] = 'avenue'
response = response.form.submit()
# now we see only simple_user
assert visible_users(response) == {simple_user.username}
@skipif_sqlite
def test_export_csv(settings, app, superuser, django_assert_num_queries):
AT_COUNT = 30
USER_COUNT = 2000
DEFAULT_BATCH_SIZE = 1000
ats = [Attribute(name='at%s' % i, label='At%s' % i, kind='string') for i in range(AT_COUNT)]
Attribute.objects.bulk_create(ats)
ats = list(Attribute.objects.all())
users = [User(username='user%s' % i) for i in range(USER_COUNT)]
User.objects.bulk_create(users)
users = list(User.objects.filter(username__startswith='user'))
user_ct = ContentType.objects.get_for_model(User)
atvs = []
for i in range(USER_COUNT):
atvs.extend([AttributeValue(
owner=users[i], attribute=ats[j], content='value-%s-%s' % (i, j)) for j in range(AT_COUNT)])
AttributeValue.objects.bulk_create(atvs)
response = login(app, superuser, reverse('a2-manager-users'))
settings.A2_CACHE_ENABLED = True
user_count = User.objects.count()
# queries should be batched to keep prefetching working without
# overspending memory for the queryset cache, 4 queries by batches
num_queries = 4 + 4 * (user_count / DEFAULT_BATCH_SIZE + bool(user_count % DEFAULT_BATCH_SIZE))
with django_assert_num_queries(num_queries):
response = response.click('CSV')
table = list(csv.reader(response.content.splitlines()))
assert len(table) == (user_count + 1)
assert len(table[0]) == (15 + AT_COUNT)
@skipif_sqlite
def test_export_csv_disabled_attribute(settings, app, superuser):
attr = Attribute.objects.create(name='attr', label='Attr', kind='string')
attr_d = Attribute.objects.create(name='attrd', label='Attrd', kind='string')
user = User.objects.create(username='user-foo')
AttributeValue.objects.create(owner=user, attribute=attr, content='attr-value')
AttributeValue.objects.create(owner=user, attribute=attr_d, content='attrd-value')
attr_d.disabled = True
attr_d.save()
response = login(app, superuser, reverse('a2-manager-users'))
settings.A2_CACHE_ENABLED = True
response = response.click('CSV')
user_count = User.objects.count()
table = list(csv.reader(response.content.splitlines()))
assert len(table) == (user_count + 1)
num_col = 15 + 1 # 1 is the number active attributes,
# disabled attribute should not show up
for line in table:
assert len(line) == num_col