Products.pipbox 0.1dev

Tests

Setup the test framework:

>>> from zope.component import getMultiAdapter
>>> from Products.Five.testbrowser import Browser
>>> browser = Browser()
>>> portal_url = 'http://nohost/plone'

We should already be installed, so there should be a product in the Products space:

>>> from Products import pipbox

And, quickinstaller should know about us:

>>> portal.portal_quickinstaller.isProductInstalled('pipbox')
True

Property Sheet Installation

We’ll use a portal_properties property sheet to store site setup:

>>> 'pipbox_properties' in portal.portal_properties.objectIds()
True

It’s selector_specs field should contain an automatic activation specification. Here’s what’s pre-installed:

>>> my_props = portal.portal_properties.pipbox_properties
>>> my_props.selector_specs
('.newsImageContainer a|image|/image_view_fullscreen|_preview|',)

Stylesheet View

Popup windows require style support. We should have our stylesheet available as a view:

>>> view = getMultiAdapter((portal, app.REQUEST), name=u'pipbox.css')
>>> mycss = view()
>>> mycss.find('global settings needed for thickbox') > 0
True

For ease of interpolating plone style properties, it’s a dtml document, and should be interpreted as such:

>>> mycss.find('<dtml') == -1
True

And, it should be adapted to the Plone environment, so we should see Plone’s default type specs for use in the popup window:

>>> print mycss
/*  (do not remove this :) */
...
#TB_window {
    font: 69% "Lucida Grande", Verdana, Lucida, Helvetica, Arial, sans-serif;
    color: #333333;
}
...

The stylesheet should be installed in the CSS registry:

>>> 'pipbox.css' in portal.portal_css.getResourceIds()
True

Javascript Resource and View

We should have two items in the JS registry:

>>> jsreg = portal.portal_javascripts
>>> ids = jsreg.getResourceIds()
>>> '++resource++pipbox.js' in ids and 'pipboxinit.js' in ids
True

Open the main JS code item as a resource:

>>> browser.open(portal_url+'/++resource++pipbox.js')

And, make sure it’s got ThickBox in it:

>>> print browser.contents
$ = jq;
<BLANKLINE>
/*
* Thickbox ...

We have initialization code for our settings in a view:

>>> view = getMultiAdapter((portal, app.REQUEST), name=u'pipboxinit.js')

This should contain the specifications from our propery sheet:

>>> print view()
jq(document).ready(function(){
pb_init('.newsImageContainer a','image','/image_view_fullscreen','_preview','');});

Now, let’s try changing the property sheet, and seeing if we get the expected changes in the JS init view:

>>> newspecs = (
... '.newsImageContainer a|image|/image_view_fullscreen|_preview|',
... '#portal-colophon a|iframe|||',
... '#siteaction-sitemap a|ajax|||')
>>> my_props.manage_changeProperties(selector_specs = newspecs)

>>> print view()
jq(document).ready(function(){
pb_init('.newsImageContainer a','image','/image_view_fullscreen','_preview','');
pb_init('#portal-colophon a','iframe','','','');
pb_init('#siteaction-sitemap a','ajax','','','');});