CPI Ordering System (the old version)
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''' Test package for ordr2.models.users '''
import pytest
# tests for users.Role
def test_role_principals():
''' test Role.principal, a caluclated property '''
from ordr2.models.users import Role
assert Role.UNVALIDATED.principal == 'role:unvalidated'
assert Role.NEW.principal == 'role:new'
assert Role.USER.principal == 'role:user'
assert Role.PURCHASER.principal == 'role:purchaser'
assert Role.ADMIN.principal == 'role:admin'
assert Role.INACTIVE.principal == 'role:inactive'
def test_role_str():
''' test the string representation of roles '''
from ordr2.models.users import Role
assert str(Role.UNVALIDATED) == 'Unvalidated'
assert str(Role.NEW) == 'New'
assert str(Role.USER) == 'User'
assert str(Role.PURCHASER) == 'Purchaser'
assert str(Role.ADMIN) == 'Admin'
assert str(Role.INACTIVE) == 'Inactive'
# tests for users.User
def test_user_principal():
''' test the user principal calculated property '''
from ordr2.models.users import User
user = User(id=3)
assert user.principal == 'user:3'
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
'role_name, principals', [
('UNVALIDATED', ['role:unvalidated']),
('NEW', ['role:new']),
('USER', ['role:user']),
('PURCHASER', ['role:purchaser', 'role:user']),
('ADMIN', ['role:admin', 'role:purchaser', 'role:user']),
('INACTIVE', ['role:inactive'])
]
)
def test_user_role_principals(role_name, principals):
''' test the user's role principals calculated property '''
from ordr2.models.users import User, Role
role = Role[role_name]
user = User(role=role)
assert user.role_principals == principals
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
'role_name, is_active', [
('UNVALIDATED', False),
('NEW', False),
('USER', True),
('PURCHASER', True),
('ADMIN', True),
('INACTIVE', False)
]
)
def test_user_is_active(role_name, is_active):
''' test if is_active returns correct value based on the user's role '''
from ordr2.models.users import User, Role
role = Role[role_name]
user = User(role=role)
assert user.is_active == is_active
def test_user_string_representation():
''' test the string representation of the user '''
from ordr2.models.users import User, Role
user = User(username='FooBar')
assert str(user) == 'FooBar'