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This test class is designed as a tutorial to help you to learn how to
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construct a test cases for Eden. Typically a test class is designed for a
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model and thus should help with testing the work flow.
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To get a new test class to appear in the UI it is necessary to edit the
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data/testModules.txt file
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All test classes should be extended from the class SahanaTest which in turn
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is inherited from unittest.TestCase
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So the following import is always required
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from sahanaTest import SahanaTest
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class TutorialTest(SahanaTest):
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The _sortList variable is used to keep a list of all test methods
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that will be run by the test class.
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The test methods will be run in the order given in this list.
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If this variable is not provided then only methods that have the prefix test_
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will be run and the order is not guaranteed
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_sortList = ("simpleAuthentication",
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This method demonstrates how to log into the Eden system using the
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action methods provided.
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def simpleAuthentication(self):
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Two basic accounts have been provided by the SahanaTest class
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These are admin@example.com and user@example.com
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You set the details for these account by using the convenience methods
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and then passing the member variables to the action.login function
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self.useSahanaAdminAccount()
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self.action.login(self._user, self._password )
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self.useSahanaUserAccount()
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self.action.login(self._user, self._password )
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""" This method demonstrates how to do a simple search """
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def simpleSearch(self):
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First open a page with a search widget.
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The search widget that is used is the list_filter
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which is used to filter a list from a database.
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Using the action.searchMatchesFound() method it is possible to
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record the number of records ther are.
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self.selenium.open("pr/person")
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result = self.action.searchMatchesFound()
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A search is done using the action.search() method
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the search checks on the message returned,
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expecting a message as specific as the following can be problematic
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because it is hard to guarantee that there will not be more matches
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self.action.search("User", "Showing 1 to 2 of 2 entries")
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""" A search that will return just one match is done as follows """
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self.action.searchUnique("Admin")
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""" Finally let's clear the search criteria """
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self.action.clearSearch()
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""" Now having cleared the search box let's check that
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the number of results are the same as what we started with """
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self.assertEqual(result, self.action.searchMatchesFound())
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""" The next method shows how to check the response from different actions """
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def checkMessages(self):
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Let's log in using the admin account then log out
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after each call check on the confirmation message displayed
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self.useSahanaAdminAccount()
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self.action.login(self._user, self._password )
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self.action.successMsg("Logged in")
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self.action.successMsg("Logged out")
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""" Now let's log in manually using the admin account
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but with an invalid password and check on the error message displayed
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sel.open("default/user/login")
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sel.click("auth_user_email")
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sel.type("auth_user_email", self._user)
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sel.type("auth_user_password", "WrongPassword")
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sel.click("//input[@value='Login']")
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# The above manual codes are only needed to avoid the error checking done by action.login()
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self.action.errorMsg("Invalid login")
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Now that the test class has been completed it is necessary to edit the
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data/testModules.txt file. Add the following line
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Tutorial, tutorialTest.TutorialTest
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