Merge lp:~r-launchpad-njw-me-uk/openerp-xml-rpc-scripts/basictests into lp:~openerp-community/openerp-xml-rpc-scripts/trunk

Proposed by Nick White
Status: Merged
Approved by: Olivier Laurent (Open ERP)
Approved revision: 5
Merged at revision: 3
Proposed branch: lp:~r-launchpad-njw-me-uk/openerp-xml-rpc-scripts/basictests
Merge into: lp:~openerp-community/openerp-xml-rpc-scripts/trunk
Diff against target: 1381 lines (+1316/-0)
13 files modified
basic_tests/COPYING (+666/-0)
basic_tests/README (+41/-0)
basic_tests/createtestenv.py (+34/-0)
basic_tests/newinvoice.py (+87/-0)
basic_tests/newpurchaseorder.py (+56/-0)
basic_tests/newsaleorder.py (+56/-0)
basic_tests/oeclient.py (+61/-0)
basic_tests/oesettings (+5/-0)
basic_tests/receivepacking.py (+53/-0)
basic_tests/removetestthings.py (+97/-0)
basic_tests/runalltests.sh (+34/-0)
basic_tests/sendpacking.py (+60/-0)
basic_tests/testconf.py (+66/-0)
To merge this branch: bzr merge lp:~r-launchpad-njw-me-uk/openerp-xml-rpc-scripts/basictests
Reviewer Review Type Date Requested Status
Olivier Laurent (Open ERP) Approve
Review via email: mp+72584@code.launchpad.net

Description of the change

Adds a collection of scripts which test some basic OpenERP functionality.

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Nick White (r-launchpad-njw-me-uk) wrote :

Just realised I didn't put a copyright notice on any of these. Should I do so? AGPL?

4. By Nick White <nick@maxwell>

Make basic tests work with python3, and fix bug in runalltests script

5. By Nick White <nick@maxwell>

Add copyright notices and license

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Olivier Laurent (Open ERP) (olt) wrote :

Optionally specifying the port openerp number could be interresting.

review: Approve

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672
673=== added file 'basic_tests/README'
674--- basic_tests/README 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
675+++ basic_tests/README 2011-08-23 15:58:24 +0000
676@@ -0,0 +1,41 @@
677+# Overview
678+
679+These scripts test various basic key functionality of OpenERP. They
680+aim to step through workflows of common processes.
681+
682+## Usage
683+
684+Each script is called the same way:
685+
686+ ./scriptname.py hostname database username password
687+
688+Upon exit scripts will return 0 on success, or 1 on failure.
689+
690+Alternatively, the credentials can be set in the 'oesettings' file,
691+and all scripts can be run simultaneously with:
692+
693+ ./runalltests.sh
694+
695+Before running the test scripts, run createtestenv.py, which creates
696+a test partner, test partner addresses, and a test product.
697+
698+After running the test scripts, run removetestthings.py to cancel
699+and delete (where possible) things left over from tests in the
700+database.
701+
702+## Test script overview
703+
704+newpurchaseorder.py
705+ tests the creation of a purchase order
706+
707+receivepacking.py
708+ tests the reception of a packing
709+
710+newsaleorder.py
711+ tests the creation of a sale order
712+
713+sendpacking.py
714+ tests the sending of a packing
715+
716+newinvoice.py
717+ tests the creation of an invoice
718
719=== added file 'basic_tests/createtestenv.py'
720--- basic_tests/createtestenv.py 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
721+++ basic_tests/createtestenv.py 2011-08-23 15:58:24 +0000
722@@ -0,0 +1,34 @@
723+#!/usr/bin/env python
724+# See COPYING file in this directory for copyright and license details.
725+#
726+# Creates a new partner, a product category, a product, and partner addresses.
727+
728+import sys
729+import oeclient
730+
731+usage = "%s host database username password" % (sys.argv[0])
732+if len(sys.argv) != 5:
733+ print(usage)
734+ exit(1)
735+
736+oe = oeclient.OpenERPClient()
737+oe.connect(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2], sys.argv[3], sys.argv[4])
738+
739+daddrid = oe.create('res.partner.address', {'name': 'TEST DELIVERY ADDRESS', 'type': 'delivery'})
740+print("Delivery address created, id %s" % (daddrid))
741+
742+iaddrid = oe.create('res.partner.address', {'name': 'TEST INVOICE ADDRESS', 'type': 'invoice'})
743+print("Invoice address created, id %s" % (iaddrid))
744+
745+partid = oe.create('res.partner', {'name': 'TEST PARTNER', 'credit_limit': '100'})
746+oe.write('res.partner', partid, {'address': [(6, 0, [daddrid, iaddrid])]})
747+print("Partner created, id %s" % (partid))
748+
749+catid = oe.create('product.category', {'name': 'TEST CATEGORY'})
750+print("Category created, id %s" % (catid))
751+
752+prodid = oe.create('product.product', {'name': 'TEST PRODUCT', 'categ_id': catid})
753+print("Product created, id %s" % (prodid))
754+
755+prodid = oe.create('product.product', {'name': 'TEST PRODUCT', 'categ_id': catid})
756+print("Product created, id %s" % (prodid))
757
758=== added file 'basic_tests/newinvoice.py'
759--- basic_tests/newinvoice.py 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
760+++ basic_tests/newinvoice.py 2011-08-23 15:58:24 +0000
761@@ -0,0 +1,87 @@
762+#!/usr/bin/env python
763+# See COPYING file in this directory for copyright and license details.
764+#
765+# Tests the creation of an invoice, based on a packing.
766+
767+import sys
768+import oeclient
769+import testconf
770+
771+usage = "%s host database username password" % (sys.argv[0])
772+if len(sys.argv) != 5:
773+ print(usage)
774+ exit(1)
775+
776+oe = oeclient.OpenERPClient()
777+oe.connect(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2], sys.argv[3], sys.argv[4])
778+
779+retcode = 0
780+
781+t = testconf.gettestids(oe)
782+
783+
784+pids = oe.search('stock.picking', [('address_id', '=', int(t['daddr'])), ('state','=','done'), ('invoice_state', '=', '2binvoiced')])
785+if not pids:
786+ print("Could not find packing owned by test partner which is to be invoiced")
787+ print(" (run sendpacking test to create one)")
788+ retcode = 1
789+ exit(retcode)
790+
791+# needed to intercept exception
792+from sys import version_info
793+if version_info >= (3,):
794+ from xmlrpc.client import Fault
795+else:
796+ from xmlrpclib import Fault
797+print("Creating invoice from packing %s" % (pids[0]))
798+try:
799+ oe.object_execute('stock.picking', 'action_invoice_create', [pids[0]], t['sjournal'])
800+ # this tries to return a dictionary, which fails due to xmlrpclib
801+ # see https://bugs.launchpad.net/openobject-server/+bug/689575
802+except Fault:
803+ pass
804+
805+# invs won't be set, due to above bug, so search for the invoice
806+pname = oe.read('stock.picking', pids[0], ['name'])
807+invs = oe.search('account.invoice', [('origin', 'like', '%s%%' % (pname['name']))])
808+
809+if not invs:
810+ print("Could not create invoice")
811+ retcode = 1
812+ exit(retcode)
813+print("Invoice created, id %s" % (invs[0]))
814+
815+plineids = oe.search('stock.move', [('picking_id', '=', pids[0])])
816+invlineids = oe.search('account.invoice.line', [('invoice_id', '=', invs[0])])
817+
818+pqs = {}
819+iqs = {}
820+for plid, ilid in zip(plineids, invlineids):
821+ pq = oe.read('stock.move', plid, ['product_id', 'product_qty'])
822+ pqs[pq['product_id'][0]] = pq['product_qty']
823+ iq = oe.read('account.invoice.line', ilid, ['product_id', 'quantity'])
824+ iqs[pq['product_id'][0]] = pq['product_qty']
825+
826+if iqs.keys() == pqs.keys():
827+ print("Same products in picking (%s) and invoice (%s)" % (pqs.keys(), iqs.keys()))
828+else:
829+ print("Error: different products in picking (%s) and invoice (%s)" % (pqs.keys, iqs.keys))
830+ retcode = 1
831+
832+for i in iqs.keys():
833+ if pqs[i] == iqs[i]:
834+ print("Same quantity for product id %s, %d in packing, %d in invoice" % (i, pqs[i], iqs[i]))
835+ else:
836+ print("Error: different quantity for product id %s, %d in packing, %d in invoice" % (i, pqs[i], iqs[i]))
837+ retcode = 1
838+
839+print("Confirming invoice")
840+oe.exec_workflow('account.invoice', 'invoice_open', invs[0])
841+state = oe.read('account.invoice', invs[0], ['state'])['state']
842+if state == 'open':
843+ print("Invoice open")
844+else:
845+ print("Error: invoice is not open, it is in state %s" % (state))
846+ retcode = 1
847+
848+exit(retcode)
849
850=== added file 'basic_tests/newpurchaseorder.py'
851--- basic_tests/newpurchaseorder.py 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
852+++ basic_tests/newpurchaseorder.py 2011-08-23 15:58:24 +0000
853@@ -0,0 +1,56 @@
854+#!/usr/bin/env python
855+# See COPYING file in this directory for copyright and license details.
856+#
857+# Tests the creation of a purchase order.
858+
859+import sys
860+import oeclient
861+import testconf
862+
863+usage = "%s host database username password" % (sys.argv[0])
864+if len(sys.argv) != 5:
865+ print(usage)
866+ exit(1)
867+
868+oe = oeclient.OpenERPClient()
869+oe.connect(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2], sys.argv[3], sys.argv[4])
870+
871+retcode = 0
872+
873+t = testconf.gettestids(oe)
874+
875+
876+pid = oe.create('purchase.order', {'partner_id': t['partner'], 'dest_address_id': t['daddr'], 'partner_address_id': t['daddr'], 'pricelist_id': t['pricelist'], 'location_id': t['stockloc']})
877+print("Purchase order created, id %s" % (pid))
878+
879+plid = oe.create('purchase.order.line', {'order_id': pid, 'product_id': t['prod'], 'product_uom': t['uom'], 'product_qty': t['lineqty'], 'price_unit': t['lineprice'], 'name': 'TEST LINE', 'date_planned': '2000-01-01'})
880+print("Order line created, id %s" % (plid))
881+
882+oe.exec_workflow('purchase.order', 'purchase_confirm', pid)
883+state = oe.read('purchase.order', pid, ['state'])['state']
884+if state == 'confirmed':
885+ print("Purchase order confirmed")
886+else:
887+ print("Purchase order not confirmed as expected; state is %s" % (state))
888+ retcode = 1
889+
890+pavailpre = oe.read('product.product', [t['prod']], ['virtual_available'])[0]['virtual_available']
891+pavailexpected = pavailpre + t['lineqty']
892+
893+oe.exec_workflow('purchase.order', 'purchase_approve', pid)
894+state = oe.read('purchase.order', pid, ['state'])['state']
895+if state == 'approved':
896+ print("Purchase order approved")
897+else:
898+ print("Purchase order not approved as expected; state is %s" % (state))
899+ retcode = 1
900+
901+pavailpost = oe.read('product.product', [t['prod']], ['virtual_available'])[0]['virtual_available']
902+
903+if pavailpost == pavailexpected:
904+ print("Product available figure went up to %d as expected" % (pavailexpected))
905+else:
906+ print("Product available figure went up from %d to %d, not %d" % (pavailpre, pavailpost, pavailexpected))
907+ retcode = 1
908+
909+exit(retcode)
910
911=== added file 'basic_tests/newsaleorder.py'
912--- basic_tests/newsaleorder.py 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
913+++ basic_tests/newsaleorder.py 2011-08-23 15:58:24 +0000
914@@ -0,0 +1,56 @@
915+#!/usr/bin/env python
916+# See COPYING file in this directory for copyright and license details.
917+#
918+# Tests the creation of a sale order.
919+
920+import sys
921+import oeclient
922+import testconf
923+
924+usage = "%s host database username password" % (sys.argv[0])
925+if len(sys.argv) != 5:
926+ print(usage)
927+ exit(1)
928+
929+oe = oeclient.OpenERPClient()
930+oe.connect(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2], sys.argv[3], sys.argv[4])
931+
932+retcode = 0
933+
934+t = testconf.gettestids(oe)
935+
936+
937+oid = oe.create('sale.order', {'partner_id': t['partner'], 'partner_order_id': t['daddr'], 'partner_invoice_id': t['iaddr'], 'partner_shipping_id': t['daddr'], 'pricelist_id': t['pricelist']})
938+print("Order created, id %s" % (oid))
939+
940+olid = oe.create('sale.order.line', {'order_id': oid, 'product_id': t['prod'], 'product_uom': t['uom'], 'product_uom_qty': t['lineqty'], 'price_unit': t['lineprice'], 'name': 'TEST LINE'})
941+print("Order line created, id %s" % (olid))
942+
943+pavailpre = oe.read('product.product', [t['prod']], ['virtual_available'])[0]['virtual_available']
944+pavailexpected = pavailpre - t['lineqty']
945+
946+oe.exec_workflow('sale.order', 'order_confirm', oid)
947+state = oe.read('sale.order', oid, ['state'])['state']
948+if state == 'progress':
949+ print("Order confirmed")
950+else:
951+ print("Order not confirmed as expected (should be 'progress'); state is %s" % (state))
952+ retcode = 1
953+
954+pavailpost = oe.read('product.product', [t['prod']], ['virtual_available'])[0]['virtual_available']
955+
956+if pavailpost == pavailexpected:
957+ print("Product available figure went down to %d as expected" % (pavailexpected))
958+else:
959+ print("Product available figure went down from %d to %d, not %d" % (pavailpre, pavailpost, pavailexpected))
960+ retcode = 1
961+
962+oname = oe.read('sale.order', [oid], ['name'])
963+pids = oe.search('stock.picking', [('origin', '=', oname[0]['name'])])
964+if pids:
965+ print("Associated picking found, id %s" % (pids[0]))
966+else:
967+ print("No associated picking found")
968+ retcode = 1
969+
970+exit(retcode)
971
972=== added file 'basic_tests/oeclient.py'
973--- basic_tests/oeclient.py 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
974+++ basic_tests/oeclient.py 2011-08-23 15:58:24 +0000
975@@ -0,0 +1,61 @@
976+#! /usr/bin/env python
977+# See COPYING file in this directory for copyright and license details.
978+#
979+# Module to avoid having to use xmlrpc library directly.
980+
981+from sys import version_info
982+
983+if version_info >= (3,):
984+ from xmlrpc.client import ServerProxy
985+else:
986+ from xmlrpclib import ServerProxy
987+
988+class OpenERPClient:
989+ common_client = None
990+ object_client = None
991+ uid = None
992+ password = None
993+ database = None
994+
995+ def connect(self, hostname, database, username, password):
996+ # preserve these for future calls
997+ self.database = database
998+ self.password = password
999+
1000+ # some calls require the user to be logged in or strange errors amass
1001+ self.common_client = ServerProxy("http://%s:8069/xmlrpc/common" % hostname, allow_none=True)
1002+ self.uid = self.common_client.login(database, "admin", password)
1003+
1004+ self.object_client = ServerProxy("http://%s:8069/xmlrpc/object" % hostname, allow_none=True)
1005+ return self.uid
1006+
1007+ def search(self, object, args, context={}):
1008+ return self.object_execute(object, 'search', args, 0, None, None, context)
1009+
1010+ def read(self, object, ids, fields, context={}):
1011+ return self.object_execute(object, 'read', ids, fields, context)
1012+
1013+ def create(self, object, fields):
1014+ return self.object_execute(object, 'create', fields)
1015+
1016+ def write(self, object, ids, fields):
1017+ return self.object_execute(object, 'write', ids, fields)
1018+
1019+ def unlink(self, object, ids):
1020+ return self.object_execute(object, 'unlink', ids)
1021+
1022+ def copy(self, object, id_, default=None):
1023+ return self.object_execute(object, 'copy', id_, default)
1024+
1025+ # Fixme, args should be a splat-list or whatever
1026+ def object_execute(self, object, method, *args):
1027+ res = self.object_client.execute(
1028+ self.database, self.uid, self.password, object, method, *args
1029+ )
1030+ return res
1031+
1032+ def exec_workflow(self, object, signal, id):
1033+ res = self.object_client.exec_workflow(
1034+ self.database, self.uid, self.password, object, signal, id
1035+ )
1036+ return res
1037
1038=== added file 'basic_tests/oesettings'
1039--- basic_tests/oesettings 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
1040+++ basic_tests/oesettings 2011-08-23 15:58:24 +0000
1041@@ -0,0 +1,5 @@
1042+# set these according to your site
1043+host=localhost
1044+dbname=mydb
1045+oeuser=admin
1046+oepass=password
1047
1048=== added file 'basic_tests/receivepacking.py'
1049--- basic_tests/receivepacking.py 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
1050+++ basic_tests/receivepacking.py 2011-08-23 15:58:24 +0000
1051@@ -0,0 +1,53 @@
1052+#!/usr/bin/env python
1053+# See COPYING file in this directory for copyright and license details.
1054+#
1055+# Tests the reception of a packing.
1056+
1057+import sys
1058+import oeclient
1059+import testconf
1060+
1061+usage = "%s host database username password" % (sys.argv[0])
1062+if len(sys.argv) != 5:
1063+ print(usage)
1064+ exit(1)
1065+
1066+oe = oeclient.OpenERPClient()
1067+oe.connect(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2], sys.argv[3], sys.argv[4])
1068+
1069+retcode = 0
1070+
1071+t = testconf.gettestids(oe)
1072+
1073+
1074+orderids = oe.search('purchase.order', [('partner_id','=',t['partner']),('state','=','approved')])
1075+if not orderids:
1076+ print("No purchase order found; run newpurchaseorder.py to create one")
1077+ exit(1)
1078+pids = oe.read('purchase.order', orderids[0], ['picking_ids'])['picking_ids']
1079+if not orderids:
1080+ print("No picking associated with purchase order found; remove any other test purchase orders and run newpurchaseorder.py")
1081+ exit(1)
1082+else:
1083+ pid = pids[0]
1084+
1085+pqtypre = oe.read('product.product', [t['prod']], ['qty_available'])[0]['qty_available']
1086+pqtyexpected = pqtypre + t['lineqty']
1087+
1088+oe.exec_workflow('stock.picking', 'button_done', pid)
1089+state = oe.read('stock.picking', pid, ['state'])['state']
1090+if state == 'done':
1091+ print("Picking %d done" % (pid))
1092+else:
1093+ print("Picking %d not done as expected; state is %s" % (pid, state))
1094+ retcode = 1
1095+
1096+pqtypost = oe.read('product.product', [t['prod']], ['qty_available'])[0]['qty_available']
1097+
1098+if pqtypost == pqtyexpected:
1099+ print("Product quantity figure went up to %d as expected" % (pqtyexpected))
1100+else:
1101+ print("Product quantity figure went up from %d to %d, not %d" % (pqtypre, pqtypost, pqtyexpected))
1102+ retcode = 1
1103+
1104+exit(retcode)
1105
1106=== added file 'basic_tests/removetestthings.py'
1107--- basic_tests/removetestthings.py 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
1108+++ basic_tests/removetestthings.py 2011-08-23 15:58:24 +0000
1109@@ -0,0 +1,97 @@
1110+#!/usr/bin/env python
1111+# See COPYING file in this directory for copyright and license details.
1112+#
1113+# Cancels all pickings, purchase orders, sale orders and invoices, and
1114+# deletes cancelled purchase orders, sale orders, and invoices, which
1115+# were created for the test partner.
1116+
1117+import sys
1118+import oeclient
1119+import testconf
1120+
1121+usage = "%s host database username password" % (sys.argv[0])
1122+if len(sys.argv) != 5:
1123+ print(usage)
1124+ exit(1)
1125+
1126+oe = oeclient.OpenERPClient()
1127+oe.connect(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2], sys.argv[3], sys.argv[4])
1128+
1129+retcode = 0
1130+
1131+t = testconf.gettestids(oe)
1132+
1133+
1134+pids = oe.search('stock.picking', [('address_id', '=', t['daddr']), ('state', 'in', ['confirmed','assigned'])])
1135+if not pids:
1136+ print("No pickings found")
1137+
1138+for pid in pids:
1139+ oe.exec_workflow('stock.picking', 'button_cancel', pid)
1140+
1141+states = oe.read('stock.picking', pids, ['state'])
1142+for s in states:
1143+ if s['state'] == 'cancel':
1144+ print("Picking %s cancelled" % (s['id']))
1145+ # note cancelled pickings cannot be deleted
1146+ else:
1147+ print("Picking %s not cancelled as expected; state is %s" % (s['id'], s['state']))
1148+ retcode = 1
1149+
1150+
1151+saleids = oe.search('sale.order', [('partner_id', '=', t['partner']), ('state', '=', 'progress')])
1152+if not saleids:
1153+ print("No sale orders found")
1154+
1155+oe.object_execute('sale.order', 'action_cancel', saleids)
1156+
1157+states = oe.read('sale.order', saleids, ['state'])
1158+for s in states:
1159+ if s['state'] == 'cancel':
1160+ print("Sale order %s cancelled" % (s['id']))
1161+ oe.unlink('sale.order', [s['id']])
1162+ print("Sale order %s deleted" % (s['id']))
1163+ else:
1164+ print("Sale order %s not cancelled as expected; state is %s" % (s['id'], s['state']))
1165+ retcode = 1
1166+
1167+
1168+"""
1169+# purchase orders aren't set to done with current tests,
1170+# so don't bother deleting (they won't delete with done moves)
1171+pids = oe.search('purchase.order', [('partner_id', '=', t['partner']), ('state', 'in', ['approved','except_picking','except_invoice'])])
1172+if not pids:
1173+ print("No purchase orders found")
1174+print pids
1175+
1176+oe.object_execute('purchase.order', 'action_cancel', pids)
1177+
1178+states = oe.read('purchase.order', pids, ['state'])
1179+for s in states:
1180+ if s['state'] == 'cancel':
1181+ print("Purchase order %s cancelled" % (s['id']))
1182+ oe.unlink('purchase.order', [s['id']])
1183+ print("Purchase order %s deleted" % (s['id']))
1184+ else:
1185+ print("Purchase order %s not cancelled as expected; state is %s" % (s['id'], s['state']))
1186+ retcode = 1
1187+"""
1188+
1189+iids = oe.search('account.invoice', [('partner_id', '=', t['partner']), ('state', '=', 'open')])
1190+if not iids:
1191+ print("No invoices found")
1192+
1193+oe.object_execute('account.invoice', 'action_cancel', iids)
1194+
1195+states = oe.read('account.invoice', iids, ['state'])
1196+for s in states:
1197+ if s['state'] == 'cancel':
1198+ print("Invoice %s cancelled" % (s['id']))
1199+ oe.unlink('account.invoice', [s['id']])
1200+ print("Invoice %s deleted" % (s['id']))
1201+ else:
1202+ print("Invoice %s not cancelled as expected; state is %s" % (s['id'], s['state']))
1203+ retcode = 1
1204+
1205+
1206+exit(retcode)
1207
1208=== added file 'basic_tests/runalltests.sh'
1209--- basic_tests/runalltests.sh 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
1210+++ basic_tests/runalltests.sh 2011-08-23 15:58:24 +0000
1211@@ -0,0 +1,34 @@
1212+#!/bin/sh
1213+# See COPYING file in this directory for copyright and license details.
1214+#
1215+# Runs all tests and summarises results.
1216+#
1217+# Run createtestenv.py before running these tests for the first time.
1218+
1219+. ./oesettings
1220+
1221+tests='
1222+ newpurchaseorder.py
1223+ receivepacking.py
1224+ newsaleorder.py
1225+ sendpacking.py
1226+ newinvoice.py
1227+ removetestthings.py
1228+ '
1229+
1230+ret=0
1231+
1232+for i in $tests
1233+do
1234+ printf "%s " "$i"
1235+ python "$i" "$host" "$dbname" "$oeuser" "$oepass" > /dev/null 2>&1
1236+ if test $? -ne 0
1237+ then
1238+ echo "failed (run test separately for more details)"
1239+ ret=1
1240+ else
1241+ echo "succeeded"
1242+ fi
1243+done
1244+
1245+exit $ret
1246
1247=== added file 'basic_tests/sendpacking.py'
1248--- basic_tests/sendpacking.py 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
1249+++ basic_tests/sendpacking.py 2011-08-23 15:58:24 +0000
1250@@ -0,0 +1,60 @@
1251+#!/usr/bin/env python
1252+# See COPYING file in this directory for copyright and license details.
1253+#
1254+# Tests the sending of a packing.
1255+
1256+import sys
1257+import oeclient
1258+import testconf
1259+
1260+usage = "%s host database username password" % (sys.argv[0])
1261+if len(sys.argv) != 5:
1262+ print(usage)
1263+ exit(1)
1264+
1265+oe = oeclient.OpenERPClient()
1266+oe.connect(sys.argv[1], sys.argv[2], sys.argv[3], sys.argv[4])
1267+
1268+retcode = 0
1269+
1270+t = testconf.gettestids(oe)
1271+
1272+orderids = oe.search('sale.order', [('partner_id','=',t['partner']),('state','=','progress')])
1273+if not orderids:
1274+ print("No sale order found; run newsaleorder.py to create one")
1275+ exit(1)
1276+pids = oe.read('sale.order', orderids[0], ['picking_ids'])['picking_ids']
1277+if not orderids:
1278+ print("No picking associated with sale order found; remove any other test sale orders and run newsaleorder.py")
1279+ exit(1)
1280+else:
1281+ pid = pids[0]
1282+
1283+oe.object_execute('stock.picking', 'action_assign', [pid])
1284+state = oe.read('stock.picking', pid, ['state'])['state']
1285+if state == 'assigned':
1286+ print("Picking available")
1287+else:
1288+ print("Picking not available as expected; state is %s" % (state))
1289+ retcode = 1
1290+
1291+pqtypre = oe.read('product.product', [t['prod']], ['qty_available'])[0]['qty_available']
1292+pqtyexpected = pqtypre - t['lineqty']
1293+
1294+oe.exec_workflow('stock.picking', 'button_done', pid)
1295+state = oe.read('stock.picking', pid, ['state'])['state']
1296+if state == 'done':
1297+ print("Picking done")
1298+else:
1299+ print("Picking not done as expected; state is %s" % (state))
1300+ retcode = 1
1301+
1302+pqtypost = oe.read('product.product', [t['prod']], ['qty_available'])[0]['qty_available']
1303+
1304+if pqtypost == pqtyexpected:
1305+ print("Product quantity figure went down to %d as expected" % (pqtyexpected))
1306+else:
1307+ print("Product quantity figure went down from %d to %d, not %d" % (pqtypre, pqtypost, pqtyexpected))
1308+ retcode = 1
1309+
1310+exit(retcode)
1311
1312=== added file 'basic_tests/testconf.py'
1313--- basic_tests/testconf.py 1970-01-01 00:00:00 +0000
1314+++ basic_tests/testconf.py 2011-08-23 15:58:24 +0000
1315@@ -0,0 +1,66 @@
1316+#!/usr/bin/env python
1317+# See COPYING file in this directory for copyright and license details.
1318+
1319+def gettestids(oe):
1320+ t = {}
1321+
1322+ # TODO: set these smartly, using a dictionary and a loop
1323+
1324+ partids = oe.search('res.partner', [('name','=','TEST PARTNER')])
1325+ if not partids:
1326+ print("Cannot find partner; make sure createtestenv.py has run")
1327+ exit(1)
1328+ t['partner'] = partids[0]
1329+
1330+ daddrids = oe.search('res.partner.address', [('name','=','TEST DELIVERY ADDRESS')])
1331+ if not daddrids:
1332+ print("Cannot find delivery address; make sure createtestenv.py has run")
1333+ exit(1)
1334+ t['daddr'] = daddrids[0]
1335+
1336+ iaddrids = oe.search('res.partner.address', [('name','=','TEST INVOICE ADDRESS')])
1337+ if not iaddrids:
1338+ print("Cannot find invoice address; make sure createtestenv.py has run")
1339+ exit(1)
1340+ t['iaddr'] = daddrids[0]
1341+
1342+ prodids = oe.search('product.product', [('name','=','TEST PRODUCT')])
1343+ if not prodids:
1344+ print("Cannot find product id; make sure createtestenv.py has run")
1345+ exit(1)
1346+ t['prod'] = prodids[0]
1347+
1348+ uomids = oe.search('product.uom', [('name','=','PCE')])
1349+ if not uomids:
1350+ print("Cannot find PCE UOM; at present these scripts need it")
1351+ exit(1)
1352+ t['uom'] = uomids[0]
1353+
1354+ slocids = oe.search('stock.location', [('active','=','true'),('usage','=','internal'),('name','=','Stock')])
1355+ if not slocids:
1356+ print("Cannot find internal stock location; at present these scripts need it")
1357+ exit(1)
1358+ t['stockloc'] = slocids[0]
1359+
1360+ clocids = oe.search('stock.location', [('active','=','true'),('usage','=','customer')])
1361+ if not clocids:
1362+ print("Cannot find customer location; at present these scripts need it")
1363+ exit(1)
1364+ t['cloc'] = clocids[0]
1365+
1366+ plistids = oe.search('stock.location', [('active','=','true')])
1367+ if not plistids:
1368+ print("Cannot find a price list; at present these scripts need it")
1369+ exit(1)
1370+ t['pricelist'] = plistids[0]
1371+
1372+ jids = oe.search('account.journal', [('active','=',True),('type','=','sale')])
1373+ if not jids:
1374+ print("Cannot find a sale account journal; at present these scripts need it")
1375+ exit(1)
1376+ t['sjournal'] = jids[0]
1377+
1378+ t['lineqty'] = 3
1379+ t['lineprice'] = 4
1380+
1381+ return t

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