Module `tests`#

Utils#

Module with various useful functions for tests.

tests.utils.get_form_errors(text: str) → list#

Returns: errors displayed to users by a form when it is not validated.

tests.utils.load_data_from_form(text: str, form_id: str) → dict#

From an html form, return a dictionnary with its data.

Ex: data = utils.load_data_from_form(response.text, "new_price")

Then data can be modified and used as data for a POST request:

data["status"] = int(EventStatus.Cancelled)
response = client.post(f"/collectives/{event.id}/edit", data=data)

Parameters

text (string) – Raw page HTML to extract form from
form_id (string) – the html id of the form to extract

Returns

the content of the form as a dict

Fixtures#

Module for all fixtures.

App#

Creation of fixture app

tests.fixtures.app.app(db_file)#: Session-wide test Flask application.

tests.fixtures.app.db_file()#: Generate a file path for a db file, and delete it after use

Events#

Module to create fixture events.

tests.fixtures.event.activity_event(prototype_activity_event)#

Returns: An event in with “Activity” visibility level

tests.fixtures.event.cancelled_event(prototype_cancelled_event)#

Returns: A cancelled event

tests.fixtures.event.disabled_paying_event(prototype_disabled_paying_event)#

Returns: An event in draft status

tests.fixtures.event.draft_event(prototype_draft_event)#

Returns: An event in draft status

tests.fixtures.event.event1_with_answers(event1_with_questions)#

Returns: An event with answered questions

tests.fixtures.event.event1_with_questions(event1_with_reg)#

Returns: An event with user registrations and associated questions

tests.fixtures.event.event1_with_reg(event1, user1, user2, user3, user4)#

Returns: The fixture event1, with 4 users registered.
Return type: collectives.models.event.Event

tests.fixtures.event.event1_with_reg_waiting_list(event1, user1, user2, user3, user4)#

Returns: The fixture event1, with 4 users registered, and 2 in waiting_list.
Return type: collectives.models.event.Event

tests.fixtures.event.free_paying_event(prototype_free_paying_event)#

Returns: An event in draft status

tests.fixtures.event.generate_event(identifier)#

Creates a new fixture event.

Parameters: identifier (string) – Any string. It will be add to event title

tests.fixtures.event.inject_fixture(name, identifier)#

Inject a new event into fixtures.

Parameters

name (string) – Fixture name
identifier (string) – Any string. It will be add to event title

tests.fixtures.event.past_event(prototype_past_event)#

Returns: A past event

tests.fixtures.event.paying_event(prototype_paying_event)#

Returns: An event with associated payment_item and prices

tests.fixtures.event.tagged_event(prototype_tagged_event)#

Returns: A tagged event as Handicaf.

tests.fixtures.event.youth_event(prototype_youth_event: collectives.models.event.Event)#

Returns: An event in with registration restricted to youths

Client#

Module to create flask client from existing fixture users.

Connection to the application does not use http but a special client available from the app object. See flask documentation.

This client is used to test GET and POST requests. Base client fixture is client()

For some requests, login is required. Thus, some basic fixtures are offered regarding the client role that will be tested. EG: admin_client() or user1_client(). Those client are based on client().

Warning

Please note that Flask app offer ONLY ONE CLIENT. Thus, if you need to switch between roles in the same test, please use only one client fixture and change user using login()

tests.fixtures.client.admin_client(client, admin_user, app)#: Flask client authenticated as admin.

tests.fixtures.client.client(app)#: Raw and unauthenticated flask client.

tests.fixtures.client.client_with_expired_benevole_badge(client, user_with_expired_benevole_badge)#: Flask client authenticated as user with an expired badge.

tests.fixtures.client.client_with_valid_benevole_badge(client, user_with_valid_benevole_badge)#: Flask client authenticated as user with a valid badge.

tests.fixtures.client.hotline_client(client, hotline_user)#: Flask client authenticated as hotline.

tests.fixtures.client.leader_client(client, leader_user)#: Flask client authenticated as regular user.

tests.fixtures.client.login(client, user, password='fooBar2+!', deactivate_spam_protection=True)#

Log the client with given user.

If client has already a connected user, the user will be silently logout.

Parameters

client – The test client from the flask app.
user (User) – the user that will be login
password (string) – The password to use to login user. Default: see tests.fixtures.user.PASSWORD
deactivate_spam_protection (bool) – allow to do as much connexion as wanted

Returns

True if login is succesfull, False if not.

tests.fixtures.client.logout(client)#

Logs out a client

Parameters: client – The flask app test_client.
Returns: True if logout is succesfull
Return type: bool

tests.fixtures.client.supervisor_client(client, supervisor_user)#: Flask client authenticated as Alpinisme activity supervisor.

tests.fixtures.client.user1_client(client, user1)#: Flask client authenticated as regular user.

tests.fixtures.client.user3_client(client, user3)#: Flask client authenticated as regular user.

tests.fixtures.client.youth_client(client, youth_user)#: Flask client authenticated as youth user.

User#

Module to create fixture users.

tests.fixtures.user.PASSWORD = 'fooBar2+!'#

Default test password for non admin users.

Type: string

tests.fixtures.user.USER_NAMES = [('Jan', 'Johnston'), ('Evan', 'Walsh'), ('Kimberly', 'Paterson'), ('Jake', 'Marshall'), ('Boris', 'Bailey'), ('Frank', 'Morgan'), ('Chloe', 'White'), ('Michael', 'Davidson'), ('Theresa', 'Bailey'), ('Jake', 'Piper')]#

Basic list of names.

Type: list()

tests.fixtures.user.add_benevole_badge_to_user(user, expiration_date=datetime.date(2025, 9, 12), badge_id=1, activity_name='Alpinisme')#

Manage to add a badge to a user

Parameters

user (User) – the user to add a badge to
badge_id (badgeIds) – the type of badge to add
activity_name (string) – The activity name for the role. Default Alpinisme

Expiration_date

the expiration date of the badge (Default is today + 1 year, so a valid one)

tests.fixtures.user.admin_user(app)#

Returns: The admin user.

tests.fixtures.user.generate_user(identifier, names)#

Generate fixture users.

Parameters

id (int) – An identifiying integer for the user
names ((string,string)) – first and last names for the user

Returns

the newly created user

Return type

collectives.models.user.User

tests.fixtures.user.hotline_user(prototype_hotline_user)#

Returns: A user with a hotline role.

tests.fixtures.user.inject_fixture(name, someparam, names)#

Create and add a new fixture user.

Parameters

name (string) – Fixture name.
someparam (int) – A unique identifier number for this user. It is not the user id. It determines the user license number.
names ("(string,string)") – First and lastname of the user.

tests.fixtures.user.leader2_user(prototype_leader2_user)#

Returns: An Alpinisme leader user.

tests.fixtures.user.leader2_user_with_event(leader2_user, event2)#

Returns: A leader User which leads event2

tests.fixtures.user.leader_user(prototype_leader_user)#

Returns: An Alpinisme leader user.

tests.fixtures.user.leader_user_with_event(leader_user, event1)#

Returns: A leader User which leads event1

tests.fixtures.user.president_user(prototype_president_user)#

Returns: A user with a president role.

tests.fixtures.user.promote_to_leader(user, activity='Alpinisme')#

Add a leader role to a user.

Parameters

user (User) – the user to be promoted
activity (string) – Activity name to which user will be promoted. Defaul Alpinisme

tests.fixtures.user.promote_user(user, role_id, activity_name='Alpinisme', confidentiality_agreement_signature=True)#

Manage to add a role to a user

Parameters

user (User) – the user to promote
role_id (RoleIds) – the type of user to add
activity_name (string) – The activity name for the role. Default Alpinisme
confidentiality_agreement_signature (bool) – If method should sign the confidentiality agreement for the user.

tests.fixtures.user.supervisor_user(prototype_supervisor_user)#

Returns: A user with an Alpinisme supervisor role.

tests.fixtures.user.user_with_expired_benevole_badge(prototype_user_with_expired_benevole_badge: collectives.models.user.User)#

Returns: A user with an expired benevole Badge.

tests.fixtures.user.user_with_valid_benevole_badge(prototype_user_with_valid_benevole_badge: collectives.models.user.User)#

Returns: A user with a valid benevole Badge.

tests.fixtures.user.youth_user(prototype_youth_user: collectives.models.user.User)#

Returns: A user with a youth license.

Mocking ressources#

Mock module for better tests.#

Mocks are build to test without the need of outside ressources such as extranet ou payment website. To mock it, monkeypatch (see doc <https://docs.pytest.org/en/7.1.x/how-to/monkeypatch.html>_) is used. It exchanges a function, a method or a class by another one from this module.

Unit tests#

Unit tests modules#

Basic unit tests for an application module. This module architecture mimics the collectives one, eg, collectives.utils.test_extranet functions are tested by tests.unit.utils.test_extranet.

collectives v22.1-2-g146d6c49 documentation

Module tests

Contents

Module `tests`#

Utils#

Fixtures#

App#

Events#

Client#

User#

Mocking ressources#

Mock module for better tests.#

Unit tests#

Unit tests modules#

collectives v22.1-2-g146d6c49 documentation

Module tests

Contents

Module tests#

Utils#

Fixtures#

App#

Events#

Client#

User#

Mocking ressources#

Mock module for better tests.#

Unit tests#

Unit tests modules#

Module `tests`#