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test_auth.py
Source: test_auth.py
...309 'skip_path': True310 }311 expected = 'http://fake_url/'312 self._test_base_url_helper(expected, self.filters)313 def test_base_url_with_unversioned_endpoint(self):314 auth_data = {315 'serviceCatalog': [316 {317 'type': 'identity',318 'endpoints': [319 {320 'region': 'FakeRegion',321 'publicURL': 'http://fake_url'322 }323 ]324 }325 ]326 }327 filters = {328 'service': 'identity',329 'endpoint_type': 'publicURL',330 'region': 'FakeRegion',331 'api_version': 'v2.0'332 }333 expected = 'http://fake_url/v2.0'334 self._test_base_url_helper(expected, filters, ('token', auth_data))335 def test_token_not_expired(self):336 expiry_data = datetime.datetime.utcnow() + datetime.timedelta(days=1)337 self._verify_expiry(expiry_data=expiry_data, should_be_expired=False)338 def test_token_expired(self):339 expiry_data = datetime.datetime.utcnow() - datetime.timedelta(hours=1)340 self._verify_expiry(expiry_data=expiry_data, should_be_expired=True)341 def test_token_not_expired_to_be_renewed(self):342 expiry_data = (datetime.datetime.utcnow() +343 self.auth_provider.token_expiry_threshold / 2)344 self._verify_expiry(expiry_data=expiry_data, should_be_expired=True)345 def _verify_expiry(self, expiry_data, should_be_expired):346 for expiry_format in self.auth_provider.EXPIRY_DATE_FORMATS:347 auth_data = self._auth_data_with_expiry(348 expiry_data.strftime(expiry_format))349 self.assertEqual(self.auth_provider.is_expired(auth_data),350 should_be_expired)351class TestKeystoneV3AuthProvider(TestKeystoneV2AuthProvider):352 _endpoints = fake_identity.IDENTITY_V3_RESPONSE['token']['catalog']353 _auth_provider_class = auth.KeystoneV3AuthProvider354 credentials = fake_credentials.FakeKeystoneV3Credentials()355 def setUp(self):356 super(TestKeystoneV3AuthProvider, self).setUp()357 self.stubs.Set(v3_client.V3TokenClient, 'raw_request',358 fake_identity._fake_v3_response)359 def _get_fake_identity(self):360 return fake_identity.IDENTITY_V3_RESPONSE['token']361 def _get_fake_alt_identity(self):362 return fake_identity.ALT_IDENTITY_V3['token']363 def _get_result_url_from_endpoint(self, ep, replacement=None):364 if replacement:365 return ep['url'].replace('v3', replacement)366 return ep['url']367 def _auth_data_with_expiry(self, date_as_string):368 token, access = self.auth_provider.auth_data369 access['expires_at'] = date_as_string370 return token, access371 def _get_from_fake_identity(self, attr):372 token = fake_identity.IDENTITY_V3_RESPONSE['token']373 if attr == 'user_id':374 return token['user']['id']375 elif attr == 'project_id':376 return token['project']['id']377 elif attr == 'user_domain_id':378 return token['user']['domain']['id']379 elif attr == 'project_domain_id':380 return token['project']['domain']['id']381 def test_check_credentials_missing_attribute(self):382 # reset credentials to fresh ones383 self.credentials.reset()384 for attr in ['username', 'password', 'user_domain_name',385 'project_domain_name']:386 cred = copy.copy(self.credentials)387 del cred[attr]388 self.assertFalse(self.auth_provider.check_credentials(cred),389 "Credentials should be invalid without %s" % attr)390 def test_check_domain_credentials_missing_attribute(self):391 # reset credentials to fresh ones392 self.credentials.reset()393 domain_creds = fake_credentials.FakeKeystoneV3DomainCredentials()394 for attr in ['username', 'password', 'user_domain_name']:395 cred = copy.copy(domain_creds)396 del cred[attr]397 self.assertFalse(self.auth_provider.check_credentials(cred),398 "Credentials should be invalid without %s" % attr)399 def test_fill_credentials(self):400 self.auth_provider.fill_credentials()401 creds = self.auth_provider.credentials402 for attr in ['user_id', 'project_id', 'user_domain_id',403 'project_domain_id']:404 self.assertEqual(self._get_from_fake_identity(attr),405 getattr(creds, attr))406 # Overwrites v2 test407 def test_base_url_to_get_admin_endpoint(self):408 self.filters = {409 'service': 'compute',410 'endpoint_type': 'admin',411 'region': 'MiddleEarthRegion'412 }413 expected = self._get_result_url_from_endpoint(414 self._endpoints[0]['endpoints'][2])415 self._test_base_url_helper(expected, self.filters)416 # Overwrites v2 test417 def test_base_url_with_unversioned_endpoint(self):418 auth_data = {419 'catalog': [420 {421 'type': 'identity',422 'endpoints': [423 {424 'region': 'FakeRegion',425 'url': 'http://fake_url',426 'interface': 'public'427 }428 ]429 }430 ]431 }...
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