testERP5Administration.py

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import unittest
from Products.ERP5.tests.testInventoryAPI import InventoryAPITestCase

class TestERP5Administration(InventoryAPITestCase):
  """Test for erp5_administration business template.
  """
  def getTitle(self):
    return "ERP5Administration"

  def getBusinessTemplateList(self):
    """
        Same list as for Inventory API and add erp5_administration
    """
    return InventoryAPITestCase.getBusinessTemplateList(self) + ('erp5_full_text_mroonga_catalog', 'erp5_administration')

  def test_01_RunCheckStockTableAlarm(self):
    """
    Create a new alarm and check that it is able to detect any divergence
    between the predicate table and zodb objects
    """
    portal = self.getPortal()
    sql_test = portal.erp5_sql_connection.manage_test
    alarm = portal.portal_alarms.check_stock

    def checkActiveProcess(failed):
      self.tic()
      self.assertEqual(alarm.getLastActiveProcess().ActiveProcess_sense(),
                       failed)
    def checkStock(row_count):
      alarm.activeSense()
      checkActiveProcess(1)
      alarm.solve()
      checkActiveProcess(1)
      alarm.activeSense()
      checkActiveProcess(0)
      self.assertEqual(row_count, sql_test("select count(*) from stock")[0][0])

    alarm.setAlarmNotificationMode('never')
    mvt = self._makeMovement(quantity=1.23)
    self.tic()
    alarm.activeSense()
    checkActiveProcess(0)

    row_count = sql_test("select count(*) from stock")[0][0]
    sql_test("update stock set quantity=5")
    checkStock(row_count)   # alarm.solve will reindex 'mvt'
    mvt.getParentValue()._delOb(mvt.getId())
    checkStock(row_count-2) # alarm.solve will unindex 'mvt'

  def test_check_consistency_alarm(self):
    alarm = self.portal.portal_alarms.check_consistency
    person = self.portal.person_module.newContent(portal_type='Person')
    # this document will be non consistent, for PropertyTypeValidity
    person.title = 3
    # tic right now to make sure the person is indexed, indeed the alarm
    # could use catalog to retrieve objects to check
    self.tic()

    alarm.activeSense()
    self.tic()

    # some errors were detected
    self.assertTrue(alarm.sense())

    # this alarm has a custom report
    alarm.Alarm_viewConsistencyCheckReport()
    # which has a listbox showing all problem reported by constraints and
    # errors reported by property type validity constraint
    line_list = alarm.Alarm_viewConsistencyCheckReport.listbox.get_value(
                        'default', render_format='list')
    self.assertEqual(1, len([line for line in line_list if line.isDataLine()]))
    self.assertEqual(str(line_list[-1].getColumnProperty('getTranslatedMessage')),
      "Attribute title should be of type string but is of type <type 'int'>")

    # this alarm can solve, as long as the constraints can solve, this is the
    # case of PropertyTypeValidity
    alarm.solve()
    self.tic()
    self.assertEqual('3', person.title)


def test_suite():
  suite = unittest.TestSuite()
  suite.addTest(unittest.makeSuite(TestERP5Administration))
  return suite