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"""Test the auth related web calls""" 

import logging 

from nose.tools import ok_, eq_ 

from pyramid import testing 

from unittest import TestCase 

# from bookie.lib import access 

# from bookie.models import DBSession 

LOG = logging.getLogger(__name__) 

class TestAuthWeb(TestCase): 

    """Testing web calls""" 

    def setUp(self): 

        from pyramid.paster import get_app 

        from bookie.tests import BOOKIE_TEST_INI 

        app = get_app(BOOKIE_TEST_INI, 'bookie') 

        from webtest import TestApp 

        self.testapp = TestApp(app) 

        testing.setUp() 

    def tearDown(self): 

        """We need to empty the bmarks table on each run""" 

        testing.tearDown() 

    def test_login_url(self): 

        """Verify we get the login form""" 

        res = self.testapp.get('/login', status=200) 

        body_str = "Log In" 

        form_str = 'name="login"' 

        ok_(body_str in res.body, 

            msg="Request should contain Log In: " + res.body) 

        # there should be a login form on there 

        ok_(form_str in res.body, 

            msg="The login input should be visible in the body:" + res.body) 

    def test_login_success(self): 

        """Verify a good login""" 

        # the migrations add a default admin account 

        user_data = {'login': 'admin', 

                     'password': 'admin', 

                     'form.submitted': 'true'} 

        res = self.testapp.post('/login', 

                                params=user_data) 

        eq_(res.status, "302 Found", 

            msg='status is 302 Found, ' + res.status) 

        # should end up back at the recent page 

        res = res.follow() 

        ok_('recent' in str(res), 

            "Should have 'recent' in the resp: " + str(res)) 

    def test_login_failure(self): 

        """Verify a bad login""" 

        # the migrations add a default admin account 

        user_data = {'login': 'admin', 

                     'password': 'wrongpass', 

                     'form.submitted': 'true'} 

        res = self.testapp.post('/login', 

                                params=user_data) 

        eq_(res.status, "200 OK", 

            msg='status is 200 OK, ' + res.status) 

        # should end up back at login with an error message 

        ok_('has failed' in str(res), 

            "Should have 'Failed login' in the resp: " + str(res))