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"""
Unittest module of ...


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"""
from __future__ import with_statement
from django.test import TestCase

from permission.handlers import registry
from permission.handlers import PermissionHandler
from permission.backends import PermissionBackend
from permission.tests.override_settings import with_apps
from permission.tests.override_settings import override_settings

class TestPermissionHandler(PermissionHandler):
    called = False
    def has_perm(self, user_obj, perm, obj=None):
        self.called = True
        if not user_obj.is_authenticated():
            # No anonymous user have all permissions
            return False
        codename = self.get_permission_codename(perm)
        if codename == 'add_article':
            # Authenticated user have add permission
            return True
        if obj and obj.author == user_obj:
            # Author have change/delete permission
            return True
        # Others doesn't
        return False

@with_apps('permission.tests.test_app')
class PermissionBackendTestCase(TestCase):

    fixtures = ('permission_test_app.yaml',)

    def setUp(self):
        from django.contrib.auth.models import User
        from django.contrib.auth.models import AnonymousUser
        from permission.tests.test_app.models import Article
        self.anonymous = AnonymousUser()
        # superuser
        self.user1 = User.objects.get(username='permission_test_user1')
        # staff
        self.user2 = User.objects.get(username='permission_test_user2')
        # normal
        self.user3 = User.objects.get(username='permission_test_user3')
        self.user4 = User.objects.get(username='permission_test_user4')
        # author = user3
        self.article1 = Article.objects.get(title='permission_test_article1')
        # author = user4
        self.article2 = Article.objects.get(title='permission_test_article2')

    def test_attributes_required(self):
        backend = PermissionBackend()

        self.assertTrue(hasattr(backend, 'supports_object_permissions'))
        self.assertTrue(getattr(backend, 'supports_object_permissions'))

        self.assertTrue(hasattr(backend, 'supports_anonymous_user'))
        self.assertTrue(getattr(backend, 'supports_anonymous_user'))

        self.assertTrue(hasattr(backend, 'supports_inactive_user'))
        self.assertTrue(getattr(backend, 'supports_inactive_user'))

        self.assertTrue(hasattr(backend, 'authenticate'))
        self.assertEqual(backend.authenticate(None, None), None)

        self.assertTrue(hasattr(backend, 'has_perm'))

    def test_has_perm(self):
        from permission.tests.test_app.models import Article
        registry._registry = {}
        registry._permissions = {}
        registry.register(Article, TestPermissionHandler)

        backend = PermissionBackend()

        # the registered handler is used
        backend.has_perm(self.anonymous, 'test_app.add_article')
        self.assertTrue(registry._registry[Article].called)

        # the handler treat 'add', 'chage', 'delete' permissions
        permissions = registry._registry[Article].get_permissions()
        self.assertTrue('test_app.add_article' in permissions)
        self.assertTrue('test_app.change_article' in permissions)
        self.assertTrue('test_app.delete_article' in permissions)

        # anonymous user have no permission
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(self.anonymous, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.anonymous, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.anonymous, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        # superuser have all permission generally but in this backend, they 
        # don't. the permissions for superuser will handled by downstream.
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(self.user1, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user1, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user1, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        # staff user
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(self.user2, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user2, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user2, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        # user3 is an author of the article1 so have all permissions
        # but for article2
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(self.user3, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(
                self.user3, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(
                self.user3, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user3, 'test_app.change_article', self.article2
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user3, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article2
            ))
        # user4 is an author of the article2 so have all permissions
        # but for article1
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(self.user4, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user4, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user4, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(
                self.user4, 'test_app.change_article', self.article2
            ))
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(
                self.user4, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article2
            ))

    def test_has_perm_permissions(self):
        from permission.tests.test_app.models import Article
        class TestPermissionHandler2(TestPermissionHandler):
            # 'test_app.add_article' is removed so the handler is not used
            # for treating that permission.
            permissions = [
                'test_app.change_article', 
                'test_app.delete_article',
            ]
        registry._registry = {}
        registry._permissions = {}
        registry.register(Article, TestPermissionHandler2)

        backend = PermissionBackend()

        # the handler treat 'chage', 'delete' permissions
        permissions = registry._registry[Article].get_permissions()
        self.assertFalse('test_app.add_article' in permissions)
        self.assertTrue('test_app.change_article' in permissions)
        self.assertTrue('test_app.delete_article' in permissions)

        # anonymous user have no permission
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(self.anonymous, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.anonymous, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.anonymous, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        # superuser have all permission generally but in this backend, they 
        # don't. the permissions for superuser will handled by downstream.
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(self.user1, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user1, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user1, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        # staff user
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(self.user2, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user2, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user2, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        # user3 is an author of the article1 so have all permissions
        # but for article2
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(self.user3, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(
                self.user3, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(
                self.user3, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user3, 'test_app.change_article', self.article2
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user3, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article2
            ))
        # user4 is an author of the article2 so have all permissions
        # but for article1
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(self.user4, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user4, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user4, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(
                self.user4, 'test_app.change_article', self.article2
            ))
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(
                self.user4, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article2
            ))

    def test_has_perm_get_permissions(self):
        from permission.tests.test_app.models import Article
        class TestPermissionHandler2(TestPermissionHandler):
            # 'test_app.add_article' is removed so the handler is not used
            # for treating that permission.
            def get_permissions(self):
                return set(['test_app.change_article', 'test_app.delete_article',])
        registry._registry = {}
        registry._permissions = {}
        registry.register(Article, TestPermissionHandler2)

        backend = PermissionBackend()

        # the handler treat 'chage', 'delete' permissions
        permissions = registry._registry[Article].get_permissions()
        self.assertFalse('test_app.add_article' in permissions)
        self.assertTrue('test_app.change_article' in permissions)
        self.assertTrue('test_app.delete_article' in permissions)

        # anonymous user have no permission
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(self.anonymous, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.anonymous, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.anonymous, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        # superuser have all permission generally but in this backend, they 
        # don't. the permissions for superuser will handled by downstream.
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(self.user1, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user1, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user1, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        # staff user
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(self.user2, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user2, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user2, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        # user3 is an author of the article1 so have all permissions
        # but for article2
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(self.user3, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(
                self.user3, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(
                self.user3, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user3, 'test_app.change_article', self.article2
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user3, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article2
            ))
        # user4 is an author of the article2 so have all permissions
        # but for article1
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(self.user4, 'test_app.add_article'))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user4, 'test_app.change_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertFalse(backend.has_perm(
                self.user4, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
            ))
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(
                self.user4, 'test_app.change_article', self.article2
            ))
        self.assertTrue(backend.has_perm(
                self.user4, 'test_app.delete_article', self.article2
            ))

    def test_auth_backend(self):
        from permission.tests.test_app.models import Article
        registry._registry = {}
        registry._permissions = {}
        registry.register(Article, TestPermissionHandler)

        with override_settings(AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS=(
                    'django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend',
                    'permission.backends.PermissionBackend',
                )):

            # PermissionBackend is used
            def is_permission_backend_used():
                from django.contrib.auth import get_backends
                for backend in get_backends():
                    if isinstance(backend, PermissionBackend):
                        return True
                return False
            self.assertTrue(is_permission_backend_used())

            # the handler treat 'add', 'chage', 'delete' permissions
            permissions = registry._registry[Article].get_permissions()
            self.assertTrue('test_app.add_article' in permissions)
            self.assertTrue('test_app.change_article' in permissions)
            self.assertTrue('test_app.delete_article' in permissions)

            # the registered handler is used (user1 is superuser so cannot be
            # used for this)
            self.user2.has_perm('test_app.add_article')
            self.assertTrue(registry._registry[Article].called)

            # superuser have all permission with ModelBackend
            self.assertTrue(self.user1.has_perm('test_app.add_article'))
            self.assertTrue(self.user1.has_perm(
                    'test_app.change_article', self.article1
                ))
            self.assertTrue(self.user1.has_perm(
                    'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
                ))
            # staff
            self.assertTrue(self.user2.has_perm('test_app.add_article'))
            self.assertFalse(self.user2.has_perm(
                    'test_app.change_article', self.article1
                ))
            self.assertFalse(self.user2.has_perm(
                    'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
                ))
            # user3 have all permissions for article1 but article2
            self.assertTrue(self.user3.has_perm('test_app.add_article'))
            self.assertTrue(self.user3.has_perm(
                    'test_app.change_article', self.article1
                ))
            self.assertTrue(self.user3.has_perm(
                    'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
                ))
            self.assertFalse(self.user3.has_perm(
                    'test_app.change_article', self.article2
                ))
            self.assertFalse(self.user3.has_perm(
                    'test_app.delete_article', self.article2
                ))
            # user4 have all permissions for article2 but article1
            self.assertTrue(self.user4.has_perm('test_app.add_article'))
            self.assertFalse(self.user4.has_perm(
                    'test_app.change_article', self.article1
                ))
            self.assertFalse(self.user4.has_perm(
                    'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
                ))
            self.assertTrue(self.user4.has_perm(
                    'test_app.change_article', self.article2
                ))
            self.assertTrue(self.user4.has_perm(
                    'test_app.delete_article', self.article2
                ))

        # without AUTH backend, handler wount called
        with override_settings(AUTHENTICATION_BACKENDS=(
                    'django.contrib.auth.backends.ModelBackend',
                )):

            # PermissionBackend is not used
            def is_permission_backend_used():
                from django.contrib.auth import get_backends
                for backend in get_backends():
                    if isinstance(backend, PermissionBackend):
                        return True
                return False
            self.assertFalse(is_permission_backend_used())

            # superuser have all permission with ModelBackend
            self.assertTrue(self.user1.has_perm('test_app.add_article'))
            self.assertTrue(self.user1.has_perm(
                    'test_app.change_article', self.article1
                ))
            self.assertTrue(self.user1.has_perm(
                    'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
                ))
            # users have no permissions
            self.assertFalse(self.user2.has_perm('test_app.add_article'))
            self.assertFalse(self.user2.has_perm(
                    'test_app.change_article', self.article1
                ))
            self.assertFalse(self.user2.has_perm(
                    'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
                ))
            self.assertFalse(self.user3.has_perm('test_app.add_article'))
            self.assertFalse(self.user3.has_perm(
                    'test_app.change_article', self.article1
                ))
            self.assertFalse(self.user3.has_perm(
                    'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
                ))
            self.assertFalse(self.user3.has_perm(
                    'test_app.change_article', self.article2
                ))
            self.assertFalse(self.user3.has_perm(
                    'test_app.delete_article', self.article2
                ))
            self.assertFalse(self.user4.has_perm('test_app.add_article'))
            self.assertFalse(self.user4.has_perm(
                    'test_app.change_article', self.article1
                ))
            self.assertFalse(self.user4.has_perm(
                    'test_app.delete_article', self.article1
                ))
            self.assertFalse(self.user4.has_perm(
                    'test_app.change_article', self.article2
                ))
            self.assertFalse(self.user4.has_perm(
                    'test_app.delete_article', self.article2
                ))
