Good afternoon,
I'm currently trying to learn TurboGears, as well as playing around with test-driven development. I'm trying to write a budgeting program, so I'd like to turn on security using identity. This works well, except that it breaks my controller unit tests. My test class is:
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class TestBudgetMethods(testutil.DBTest):
def test_getBudgetOwnedByBill(self):
"Set up Bill's budget in the database and return it"
# Arrange
budget = Budget(name = "Test1", owner = "Bill")
# Act
result = testutil.call(cherrypy.root.getBudget,
name = "Test1",
owner="Bill")
# Assert
assert result['owner'] == "Bill"
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and my controller method (under the CherryPy root controller) is:
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@identity.require(identity.not_anonymous())
@expose()
def getBudget(self, name, owner):
budget = Budget.select(AND(Budget.q.name == name,
Budget.q.owner == owner))
try:
name = budget[0].name
owner = budget[0].owner
envelopes = list(budget[0].envelopes)
return dict(name = name, owner = owner, envelopes = envelopes)
except IndexError:
return "None"
----
When I test this without the @identity.require, it works fine. When I test it with the @identity.require, I get a "IdentityConfigurationException: Missing URL for identity failure". Obviously, I need to login in the test, but I don't know how.
Any clues?
Thanks,
- Bill
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