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slacklib_test.py
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#!/usr/bin/env python
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from __future__ import unicode_literals
import datetime
import textwrap
import unittest
# Update sys.path so it can find these. We just need to add
# 'google_appengine', but we add all of $PATH to be easy. This
# assumes the google_appengine directory is on the path.
import os
import sys
sys.path.extend(os.environ['PATH'].split(':'))
import dev_appserver
dev_appserver.fix_sys_path()
from google.appengine.ext import db
from google.appengine.ext import testbed
import models
import slacklib
class SlashCommandTest(unittest.TestCase):
def _mock_data(self):
# The fictional day for these tests Wednesday, July 29, 2015
slacklib._TODAY_FN = lambda: datetime.datetime(2015, 7, 29)
# Stuart created his account, but has never once filled out a snippet
db.put(models.User(email='[email protected]'))
# Fleetwood has two recent snippets, and always uses markdown lists,
# but sometimes uses different list indicators or indention.
db.put(models.User(email='[email protected]'))
db.put(models.Snippet(
email='[email protected]',
week=datetime.date(2015, 7, 27),
text=textwrap.dedent("""
* went for a walk
* sniffed some things
* hoping to sniff more things! #yolo
""")
))
db.put(models.Snippet(
email='[email protected]',
week=datetime.date(2015, 7, 20),
text=textwrap.dedent("""
- lots of walks this week
- not enough sniffing, hope to remedy next week!
""")
))
# Toby has filled out two snippets, but missed a week in-between while
# on vacation. When he got back from vacation he was still jetlagged so
# he wrote a longform paragraph instead of a list.
db.put(models.User(email='[email protected]'))
db.put(models.Snippet(
email='[email protected]',
week=datetime.date(2015, 7, 13),
text=textwrap.dedent("""
- going on vacation next week, so excited!
""")
))
db.put(models.Snippet(
email='[email protected]',
week=datetime.date(2015, 7, 27),
text=textwrap.dedent("""
I JUST GOT BACK FROM VACATION IT WAS TOTALLY AWESOME AND I SNIFFED
ALL SORTS OF THINGS. I GUESS I NEED TO WRITE SOMETHING HERE, HUH?
OK THEN:
- I had fun.
LUNCHTIME SUCKERS!
""")
))
# Fozzie tried hard to create an entry manually in the previous week,
# but didn't understand markdown list syntax and got discouraged (so
# has no entry this week, and a malformed one last week).
db.put(models.User(email='[email protected]'))
db.put(models.Snippet(
email='[email protected]',
week=datetime.date(2015, 7, 20),
text=textwrap.dedent("""
-is this how I list?
-why is it not formatting??!?
""")
))
def _most_recent_snippet(self, user_email):
snippets_q = models.Snippet.all()
snippets_q.filter('email = ', user_email)
snippets_q.order('-week') # newest snippet first
return snippets_q.fetch(1)[0]
def setUp(self):
self.testbed = testbed.Testbed()
self.testbed.activate()
self.testbed.init_datastore_v3_stub()
self.testbed.init_memcache_stub()
self._mock_data()
def tearDown(self):
self.testbed.deactivate()
def testDumpCommand_empty(self):
# user without a recent snippet should just see null text
response = slacklib.command_dump('[email protected]')
self.assertIn('No snippet yet for this week', response)
def testDumpCommand_formatting(self):
# user with a snippet should just get it back unformatted
response = slacklib.command_dump('[email protected]')
self.assertIn('#yolo', response)
def testDumpCommand_noAccount(self):
# user without an account should get a helpful error message
response = slacklib.command_dump('[email protected]')
self.assertIn("You don't appear to have a snippets account", response)
self.assertIn("Slack email address: [email protected]", response)
def testListCommand_empty(self):
# user without a recent snippet should get a helpful message
response = slacklib.command_list('[email protected]')
self.assertIn(
"You don't have any snippets for this week yet!", response
)
def testListCommand_formatting(self):
# user with snippet should get back a formatted, numbered list
response = slacklib.command_list('[email protected]')
self.assertIn('> :pushpin: *[0]* went for a walk', response)
self.assertIn(
'> :pushpin: *[2]* hoping to sniff more things! #yolo',
response
)
def testListCommand_noAccount(self):
# user without an account should get a helpful error message
response = slacklib.command_list('[email protected]')
self.assertIn("You don't appear to have a snippets account", response)
def testLastCommand_empty(self):
# user without a snippet last week should get a helpful message
expect = "You didn't have any snippets last week!"
# stuart never fills out
self.assertIn(expect, slacklib.command_last('[email protected]'))
# toby skipped last week
self.assertIn(expect, slacklib.command_last('[email protected]'))
def testLastCommand_formatting(self):
# user with snippet should get back a formatted, numbered list
response = slacklib.command_last('[email protected]')
self.assertIn('> :pushpin: *[0]* lots of walks this week', response)
def testLastCommand_noAccount(self):
# user without an account should get a helpful error message
response = slacklib.command_last('[email protected]')
self.assertIn("You don't appear to have a snippets account", response)
def testBadMarkdown_listCommand(self):
toby_recent = slacklib.command_list('[email protected]')
self.assertIn("not in a format I understand", toby_recent)
def testBadMarkdown_lastCommand(self):
fozzie_last = slacklib.command_last('[email protected]')
self.assertIn("not in a format I understand", fozzie_last)
def testAddCommand_blank(self):
# blank slate should be easy...
r = slacklib.command_add('[email protected]', 'went to the park')
t = self._most_recent_snippet('[email protected]')
self.assertIn("Added *went to the park* to your weekly snippets", r)
self.assertEquals('- went to the park', t.text)
self.assertEquals(True, t.is_markdown)
def testAddCommand_existing(self):
# on this one, the user markdown formatting gets altered/standardized
slacklib.command_add('[email protected]', 'went to the park')
t = self._most_recent_snippet('[email protected]')
expected = textwrap.dedent("""
- went for a walk
- sniffed some things
- hoping to sniff more things! #yolo
- went to the park
""").strip()
self.assertEqual(expected, t.text)
self.assertEquals(True, t.is_markdown)
def testAddCommand_existingIsMalformed(self):
# we should be told we cannot to add to a snippet that is malformed!
toby_email = '[email protected]'
r = slacklib.command_add(toby_email, 'went to the park')
self.assertIn("Your snippets are not in a format I understand", r)
# ...and the existing snippets should not have been touched
t = self._most_recent_snippet(toby_email)
self.assertNotIn("went to the park", t.text)
self.assertIn("LUNCHTIME SUCKERS!", t.text)
self.assertEquals(False, t.is_markdown)
def testAddCommand_noArgs(self):
# we need to handle when they try to add nothing!
r = slacklib.command_add('[email protected]', '')
self.assertIn("*what* do you want me to add exactly?", r)
def testAddCommand_noAccount(self):
# dont crash horribly if user doesnt exist
r = slacklib.command_add('[email protected]', 'how is account formed?')
self.assertIn("You don't appear to have a snippets account", r)
def testAddCommand_markupUsernames(self):
# usernames should be marked up properly so they get syntax highlighted
r = slacklib.command_add('[email protected]', 'ate w/ @toby, yay')
t = self._most_recent_snippet('[email protected]')
self.assertIn("ate w/ <@toby>, yay", r)
self.assertIn("- ate w/ <@toby>, yay", t.text)
def testAddCommand_unicode(self):
r = slacklib.command_add('[email protected]', u'i “like” food')
t = self._most_recent_snippet('[email protected]')
self.assertIn('i “like” food', r)
self.assertIn('i “like” food', t.text)
def testDelCommand_noArgs(self):
# we need to handle when they try to add nothing!
r = slacklib.command_del('[email protected]', [])
self.assertIn("*what* do you want me to delete exactly?", r)
def testDelCommand_noAccount(self):
# dont crash horribly if user doesnt exist
r = slacklib.command_del('[email protected]', ['1'])
self.assertIn("You don't appear to have a snippets account", r)
def testDelCommand_normalCase(self):
r = slacklib.command_del('[email protected]', ['1'])
t = self._most_recent_snippet('[email protected]')
self.assertIn(
"Removed *sniffed some things* from your weekly snippets", r)
expected = textwrap.dedent("""
- went for a walk
- hoping to sniff more things! #yolo
""").strip()
self.assertEqual(expected, t.text)
self.assertEquals(True, t.is_markdown)
def testDelCommand_nonexistentIndex(self):
r1 = slacklib.command_del('[email protected]', ['0'])
r2 = slacklib.command_del('[email protected]', ['4'])
expected = "You don't have anything at that index"
self.assertIn(expected, r1)
self.assertIn(expected, r2)
def testDelCommand_indexNaN(self):
r = slacklib.command_del('[email protected]', ['one'])
self.assertIn("*what* do you want me to delete exactly?", r)
def testDelCommand_existingIsMalformed(self):
# we should be told we cannot to add to a snippet that is malformed!
r = slacklib.command_del('[email protected]', ['0'])
self.assertIn("Your snippets are not in a format I understand", r)
# ...and the existing snippets should not have been touched
t = self._most_recent_snippet('[email protected]')
self.assertIn("I had fun", t.text)
self.assertEquals(False, t.is_markdown)
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittest.main()