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test_helpers.py
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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# Copyright (C) 2010-2018 RhodeCode GmbH
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import copy
import mock
import pytest
from rhodecode.lib import helpers
from rhodecode.lib.utils2 import AttributeDict
from rhodecode.model.settings import IssueTrackerSettingsModel
from rhodecode.tests import no_newline_id_generator
@pytest.mark.parametrize('url, expected_url', [
('http://rc.rc/test', '<a href="http://rc.rc/test">http://rc.rc/test</a>'),
('http://rc.rc/@foo', '<a href="http://rc.rc/@foo">http://rc.rc/@foo</a>'),
('http://rc.rc/!foo', '<a href="http://rc.rc/!foo">http://rc.rc/!foo</a>'),
('http://rc.rc/&foo', '<a href="http://rc.rc/&foo">http://rc.rc/&foo</a>'),
('http://rc.rc/#foo', '<a href="http://rc.rc/#foo">http://rc.rc/#foo</a>'),
])
def test_urlify_text(url, expected_url):
assert helpers.urlify_text(url) == expected_url
@pytest.mark.parametrize('repo_name, commit_id, path, expected_result', [
('rX<X', 'cX<X', 'pX<X/aX<X/bX<X',
'<a class="pjax-link" href="/rX%3CX/files/cX%3CX/">rX&lt;X</a>/'
'<a class="pjax-link" href="/rX%3CX/files/cX%3CX/pX%3CX">pX&lt;X</a>/'
'<a class="pjax-link" href="/rX%3CX/files/cX%3CX/pX%3CX/aX%3CX">aX&lt;X'
'</a>/bX&lt;X'),
# Path with only one segment
('rX<X', 'cX<X', 'pX<X',
'<a class="pjax-link" href="/rX%3CX/files/cX%3CX/">rX&lt;X</a>/pX&lt;X'),
# Empty path
('rX<X', 'cX<X', '', 'rX&lt;X'),
('rX"X', 'cX"X', 'pX"X/aX"X/bX"X',
'<a class="pjax-link" href="/rX%22X/files/cX%22X/">rX&#34;X</a>/'
'<a class="pjax-link" href="/rX%22X/files/cX%22X/pX%22X">pX&#34;X</a>/'
'<a class="pjax-link" href="/rX%22X/files/cX%22X/pX%22X/aX%22X">aX&#34;X'
'</a>/bX&#34;X'),
], ids=['simple', 'one_segment', 'empty_path', 'simple_quote'])
def test_files_breadcrumbs_xss(
repo_name, commit_id, path, app, expected_result):
result = helpers.files_breadcrumbs(repo_name, commit_id, path)
# Expect it to encode all path fragments properly. This is important
# because it returns an instance of `literal`.
assert result == expected_result
def test_format_binary():
assert helpers.format_byte_size_binary(298489462784) == '278.0 GiB'
@pytest.mark.parametrize('text_string, pattern, expected', [
('No issue here', '(?:#)(?P<issue_id>\d+)', []),
('Fix #42', '(?:#)(?P<issue_id>\d+)',
[{'url': 'http://r.io/{repo}/i/42', 'id': '42'}]),
('Fix #42, #53', '(?:#)(?P<issue_id>\d+)', [
{'url': 'http://r.io/{repo}/i/42', 'id': '42'},
{'url': 'http://r.io/{repo}/i/53', 'id': '53'}]),
('Fix #42', '(?:#)?<issue_id>\d+)', []), # Broken regex
])
def test_extract_issues(backend, text_string, pattern, expected):
repo = backend.create_repo()
config = {
'123': {
'uid': '123',
'pat': pattern,
'url': 'http://r.io/${repo}/i/${issue_id}',
'pref': '#',
}
}
def get_settings_mock(self, cache=True):
return config
with mock.patch.object(IssueTrackerSettingsModel,
'get_settings', get_settings_mock):
text, issues = helpers.process_patterns(text_string, repo.repo_name)
expected = copy.deepcopy(expected)
for item in expected:
item['url'] = item['url'].format(repo=repo.repo_name)
assert issues == expected
@pytest.mark.parametrize('text_string, pattern, link_format, expected_text', [
('Fix #42', '(?:#)(?P<issue_id>\d+)', 'html',
'Fix <a class="issue-tracker-link" href="http://r.io/{repo}/i/42">#42</a>'),
('Fix #42', '(?:#)(?P<issue_id>\d+)', 'markdown',
'Fix [#42](http://r.io/{repo}/i/42)'),
('Fix #42', '(?:#)(?P<issue_id>\d+)', 'rst',
'Fix `#42 <http://r.io/{repo}/i/42>`_'),
('Fix #42', '(?:#)?<issue_id>\d+)', 'html',
'Fix #42'), # Broken regex
])
def test_process_patterns_repo(backend, text_string, pattern, expected_text, link_format):
repo = backend.create_repo()
def get_settings_mock(self, cache=True):
return {
'123': {
'uid': '123',
'pat': pattern,
'url': 'http://r.io/${repo}/i/${issue_id}',
'pref': '#',
}
}
with mock.patch.object(IssueTrackerSettingsModel,
'get_settings', get_settings_mock):
processed_text, issues = helpers.process_patterns(
text_string, repo.repo_name, link_format)
assert processed_text == expected_text.format(repo=repo.repo_name)
@pytest.mark.parametrize('text_string, pattern, expected_text', [
('Fix #42', '(?:#)(?P<issue_id>\d+)',
'Fix <a class="issue-tracker-link" href="http://r.io/i/42">#42</a>'),
('Fix #42', '(?:#)?<issue_id>\d+)',
'Fix #42'), # Broken regex
])
def test_process_patterns_no_repo(text_string, pattern, expected_text):
def get_settings_mock(self, cache=True):
return {
'123': {
'uid': '123',
'pat': pattern,
'url': 'http://r.io/i/${issue_id}',
'pref': '#',
}
}
with mock.patch.object(IssueTrackerSettingsModel,
'get_global_settings', get_settings_mock):
processed_text, issues = helpers.process_patterns(
text_string, '')
assert processed_text == expected_text
def test_process_patterns_non_existent_repo_name(backend):
text_string = 'Fix #42'
pattern = '(?:#)(?P<issue_id>\d+)'
expected_text = ('Fix <a class="issue-tracker-link" '
'href="http://r.io/do-not-exist/i/42">#42</a>')
def get_settings_mock(self, cache=True):
return {
'123': {
'uid': '123',
'pat': pattern,
'url': 'http://r.io/${repo}/i/${issue_id}',
'pref': '#',
}
}
with mock.patch.object(IssueTrackerSettingsModel,
'get_global_settings', get_settings_mock):
processed_text, issues = helpers.process_patterns(
text_string, 'do-not-exist')
assert processed_text == expected_text
def test_get_visual_attr(baseapp):
from rhodecode.apps._base import TemplateArgs
c = TemplateArgs()
assert None is helpers.get_visual_attr(c, 'fakse')
# emulate the c.visual behaviour
c.visual = AttributeDict({})
assert None is helpers.get_visual_attr(c, 'some_var')
c.visual.some_var = 'foobar'
assert 'foobar' == helpers.get_visual_attr(c, 'some_var')
@pytest.mark.parametrize('test_text, inclusive, expected_text', [
('just a string', False, 'just a string'),
('just a string\n', False, 'just a string'),
('just a string\n next line', False, 'just a string...'),
('just a string\n next line', True, 'just a string\n...'),
], ids=no_newline_id_generator)
def test_chop_at(test_text, inclusive, expected_text):
assert helpers.chop_at_smart(
test_text, '\n', inclusive, '...') == expected_text
@pytest.mark.parametrize('test_text, expected_output', [
('some text', ['some', 'text']),
('some text', ['some', 'text']),
('some text "with a phrase"', ['some', 'text', 'with a phrase']),
('"a phrase" "another phrase"', ['a phrase', 'another phrase']),
('"justphrase"', ['justphrase']),
('""', []),
('', []),
(' ', []),
('" "', []),
])
def test_extract_phrases(test_text, expected_output):
assert helpers.extract_phrases(test_text) == expected_output
@pytest.mark.parametrize('test_text, text_phrases, expected_output', [
('some text here', ['some', 'here'], [(0, 4), (10, 14)]),
('here here there', ['here'], [(0, 4), (5, 9), (11, 15)]),
('irrelevant', ['not found'], []),
('irrelevant', ['not found'], []),
])
def test_get_matching_offsets(test_text, text_phrases, expected_output):
assert helpers.get_matching_offsets(
test_text, text_phrases) == expected_output
def test_normalize_text_for_matching():
assert helpers.normalize_text_for_matching(
'OJjfe)*#$*@)$JF*)3r2f80h') == 'ojjfe jf 3r2f80h'
def test_get_matching_line_offsets():
assert helpers.get_matching_line_offsets([
'words words words',
'words words words',
'some text some',
'words words words',
'words words words',
'text here what'], 'text') == {3: [(5, 9)], 6: [(0, 4)]}