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How to use render_body method in Selene

Best Python code snippet using selene_python

test_render.py

Source:test_render.py

...10@ddt.ddt11class RenderBodyTest(TestCase):12    """Tests for render_body"""13    def test_empty(self):14        self.assertEqual(render_body(""), "")15    @ddt.data(16        ("*", "em"),17        ("**", "strong"),18        ("`", "code"),19    )20    @ddt.unpack21    def test_markdown_inline(self, delimiter, tag):22        self.assertEqual(23            render_body(u"{delimiter}some text{delimiter}".format(delimiter=delimiter)),24            u"<p><{tag}>some text</{tag}></p>".format(tag=tag)25        )26    @ddt.data(27        "b", "blockquote", "code", "del", "dd", "dl", "dt", "em", "h1", "h2", "h3", "i", "kbd",28        "li", "ol", "p", "pre", "s", "sup", "sub", "strong", "strike", "ul"29    )30    def test_openclose_tag(self, tag):31        raw_body = "<{tag}>some text</{tag}>".format(tag=tag)32        is_inline_tag = tag in ["b", "code", "del", "em", "i", "kbd", "s", "sup", "sub", "strong", "strike"]33        rendered_body = _add_p_tags(raw_body) if is_inline_tag else raw_body34        self.assertEqual(render_body(raw_body), rendered_body)35    @ddt.data("br", "hr")36    def test_selfclosing_tag(self, tag):37        raw_body = "<{tag}>".format(tag=tag)38        is_inline_tag = tag == "br"39        rendered_body = _add_p_tags(raw_body) if is_inline_tag else raw_body40        self.assertEqual(render_body(raw_body), rendered_body)41    @ddt.data("http", "https", "ftp")42    def test_allowed_a_tag(self, protocol):43        raw_body = '<a href="{protocol}://foo" title="bar">baz</a>'.format(protocol=protocol)44        self.assertEqual(render_body(raw_body), _add_p_tags(raw_body))45    def test_disallowed_a_tag(self):46        raw_body = '<a href="gopher://foo">link content</a>'47        self.assertEqual(render_body(raw_body), "<p>link content</p>")48    @ddt.data("http", "https")49    def test_allowed_img_tag(self, protocol):50        raw_body = '<img src="{protocol}://foo" width="111" height="222" alt="bar" title="baz">'.format(51            protocol=protocol52        )53        self.assertEqual(render_body(raw_body), _add_p_tags(raw_body))54    def test_disallowed_img_tag(self):55        raw_body = '<img src="gopher://foo">'56        self.assertEqual(render_body(raw_body), "<p></p>")57    def test_script_tag(self):58        raw_body = '<script type="text/javascript">alert("evil script");</script>'59        self.assertEqual(render_body(raw_body), 'alert("evil script");')60    @ddt.data("p", "br", "li", "hr")  # img is tested above61    def test_allowed_unpaired_tags(self, tag):62        raw_body = "foo<{tag}>bar".format(tag=tag)63        self.assertEqual(render_body(raw_body), _add_p_tags(raw_body))64    def test_unpaired_start_tag(self):65        self.assertEqual(render_body("foo<i>bar"), "<p>foobar</p>")66    def test_unpaired_end_tag(self):67        self.assertEqual(render_body("foo</i>bar"), "<p>foobar</p>")68    def test_interleaved_tags(self):69        self.assertEqual(70            render_body("foo<i>bar<b>baz</i>quux</b>greg"),71            "<p>foo<i>barbaz</i>quuxgreg</p>"...

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