lib/xos-synchronizer/xos-synchronizer-tests/test_diffs.py

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import unittest
from mock import patch, call, Mock, PropertyMock
import json

import os
import sys

test_path = os.path.abspath(os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__)))
sync_lib_dir = os.path.join(test_path, "..", "xossynchronizer")
xos_dir = os.path.join(test_path, "..", "..", "..", "xos")
services_dir = os.path.join(xos_dir, "../../xos_services")

class TestDiffs(unittest.TestCase):

    """ These tests are for the mock modelaccessor, to make sure it behaves like the real one """

    def setUp(self):

        self.sys_path_save = sys.path
        # Setting up the config module
        from xosconfig import Config

        config = os.path.join(test_path, "test_config.yaml")
        Config.clear()
        Config.init(config, "synchronizer-config-schema.yaml")
        # END Setting up the config module

        from xossynchronizer.mock_modelaccessor_build import (
            build_mock_modelaccessor,
        )

        # FIXME this is to get jenkins to pass the tests, somehow it is running tests in a different order
        # and apparently it is not overriding the generated model accessor
        build_mock_modelaccessor(sync_lib_dir, xos_dir, services_dir, [])
        import xossynchronizer.modelaccessor

        # import all class names to globals
        for (
            k,
            v,
        ) in (
            xossynchronizer.modelaccessor.model_accessor.all_model_classes.items()
        ):
            globals()[k] = v

        self.log = Mock()

    def tearDown(self):
        sys.path = self.sys_path_save

    def test_new_diff(self):
        site = Site(name="mysite")

        self.assertEqual(site.is_new, True)
        self.assertEqual(site._dict, {"name": "mysite"})
        self.assertEqual(site.diff, {})
        self.assertEqual(site.changed_fields, ["name"])
        self.assertEqual(site.has_field_changed("name"), False)
        self.assertEqual(site.has_field_changed("login_base"), False)

        site.login_base = "bar"

        self.assertEqual(site._dict, {"login_base": "bar", "name": "mysite"})
        self.assertEqual(site.diff, {"login_base": (None, "bar")})
        self.assertIn("name", site.changed_fields)
        self.assertIn("login_base", site.changed_fields)
        self.assertEqual(site.has_field_changed("name"), False)
        self.assertEqual(site.has_field_changed("login_base"), True)
        self.assertEqual(site.get_field_diff("login_base"), (None, "bar"))

    def test_existing_diff(self):
        site = Site(name="mysite", login_base="foo")

        # this is what would happen after saving and re-loading
        site.is_new = False
        site.id = 1
        site._initial = site._dict

        self.assertEqual(site.is_new, False)
        self.assertEqual(site._dict, {"id": 1, "name": "mysite", "login_base": "foo"})
        self.assertEqual(site.diff, {})
        self.assertEqual(site.changed_fields, [])
        self.assertEqual(site.has_field_changed("name"), False)
        self.assertEqual(site.has_field_changed("login_base"), False)

        site.login_base = "bar"

        self.assertEqual(site._dict, {"id": 1, "login_base": "bar", "name": "mysite"})
        self.assertEqual(site.diff, {"login_base": ("foo", "bar")})
        self.assertIn("login_base", site.changed_fields)
        self.assertEqual(site.has_field_changed("name"), False)
        self.assertEqual(site.has_field_changed("login_base"), True)


if __name__ == "__main__":
    unittest.main()