nsupdate.info/conftest.py

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"""
configuration for the (py.test based) tests
"""
import pytest
from random import randint
from nsupdate.main.dnstools import FQDN
from django.conf import settings
# this is to create a Domain entries in the database, so they can be used for unit tests:
BASEDOMAIN = "nsupdate.info"
TESTDOMAIN = "tests." + BASEDOMAIN
TEST_HOST = FQDN('test%da' % randint(1, 1000000), TESTDOMAIN) # unit tests can update this host ONLY
TEST_SECRET = "secret"
TEST_HOST2 = FQDN('test%db' % randint(1, 1000000), TESTDOMAIN)
TEST_SECRET2 = "somethingelse"
RELATED_HOST_NAME = 'rh'
TEST_HOST_RELATED = FQDN(RELATED_HOST_NAME + '.' + TEST_HOST.host, TEST_HOST.domain)
NAMESERVER_IP = "127.0.0.1"
NAMESERVER2_IP = NAMESERVER_IP # use same server as tests query shortly after update, too quick for secondary
NAMESERVER_UPDATE_ALGORITHM = "HMAC_SHA512"
# no problem, you can ONLY update the TESTDOMAIN with this secret, nothing else:
NAMESERVER_UPDATE_SECRET = "YWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYWFhYQ=="
NAMESERVER_PUBLIC = True
USERNAME = 'test'
USERNAME2 = 'test2'
PASSWORD = 'pass'
HOSTNAME = 'nsupdate-ddns-client-unittest.' + BASEDOMAIN
_PASSWORD = 'yUTvxjRwNu' # no problem, is only used for this unit test
SERVER = 'ipv4.' + BASEDOMAIN
SECURE = False # TLS/SNI support on python 2.x sucks :(
from django.utils.translation import activate
from nsupdate.main.dnstools import update_ns, FQDN
@pytest.yield_fixture(scope="function")
def ddns_hostname():
"""
get a random hostname for tests and make sure it is removed from dns
after the test
"""
hostname = "test%d" % randint(1000000000, 2000000000)
yield hostname
fqdn = FQDN(hostname, TESTDOMAIN)
update_ns(fqdn, 'A', action='del')
update_ns(fqdn, 'AAAA', action='del')
@pytest.yield_fixture(scope="function")
def ddns_fqdn(ddns_hostname):
yield FQDN(ddns_hostname, TESTDOMAIN)
# Note: fixture must be "function" scope (default), see https://github.com/pelme/pytest_django/issues/33
@pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
def db_init(db): # note: db is a predefined fixture and required here to have the db available
"""
Init the database contents for testing, so we have a service domain, ...
"""
from django.contrib.auth import get_user_model
from nsupdate.main.models import Host, RelatedHost, Domain, ServiceUpdater, ServiceUpdaterHostConfig
user_model = get_user_model()
# create a fresh test user
u = user_model.objects.create_user(USERNAME, settings.DEFAULT_FROM_EMAIL, PASSWORD)
u.save()
u2 = user_model.objects.create_user(USERNAME2, 'test@example.org', PASSWORD)
u2.save()
# this is for tests:
dt = Domain.objects.create(
name=TESTDOMAIN, # special: test-domain update secret!
nameserver_ip=NAMESERVER_IP,
nameserver2_ip=NAMESERVER2_IP,
nameserver_update_algorithm=NAMESERVER_UPDATE_ALGORITHM,
nameserver_update_secret=NAMESERVER_UPDATE_SECRET,
public=NAMESERVER_PUBLIC,
available=True,
created_by=u,
)
# this is for querying:
d = Domain.objects.create(
name=BASEDOMAIN,
nameserver_ip=NAMESERVER_IP,
nameserver2_ip=NAMESERVER2_IP,
nameserver_update_algorithm=NAMESERVER_UPDATE_ALGORITHM,
nameserver_update_secret='invalid=', # we don't send updates there (and the real key is really secret)
public=NAMESERVER_PUBLIC,
available=True,
created_by=u2,
)
# a Host for api / session update tests
hostname = TEST_HOST.host
h = Host(name=hostname, domain=dt, created_by=u, netmask_ipv4=29, netmask_ipv6=64)
h.generate_secret(secret=TEST_SECRET)
hostname2 = TEST_HOST2.host
h2 = Host(name=hostname2, domain=dt, created_by=u2, netmask_ipv4=29, netmask_ipv6=64)
h2.generate_secret(secret=TEST_SECRET2)
# "update other service" ddns_client feature
s = ServiceUpdater.objects.create(
name='nsupdate',
server=SERVER,
secure=SECURE,
accept_ipv4=True,
accept_ipv6=False,
created_by=u,
)
ServiceUpdaterHostConfig.objects.create(
hostname=None, # not needed for nsupdate.info, see below
name=HOSTNAME,
password=_PASSWORD,
service=s,
host=h,
give_ipv4=True,
give_ipv6=False,
created_by=u,
)
RelatedHost.objects.create(name=RELATED_HOST_NAME,
interface_id_ipv4="0.0.0.1", interface_id_ipv6="::1", main_host=h)
RelatedHost.objects.create(name=RELATED_HOST_NAME,
interface_id_ipv4="0.0.0.1", interface_id_ipv6="::1", main_host=h2)
def pytest_runtest_setup(item):
activate('en')