Python core.XBlock类代码示例

def test_ambiguous_plugins():
    # We can load ok blocks even if there are bad blocks.
    cls = XBlock.load_class("good_block")
    assert_is(cls, UnambiguousBlock)

    # Trying to load bad blocks raises an exception.
    expected_msg = (
        "Ambiguous entry points for bad_block: "
        "xblock.test.test_plugin.AmbiguousBlock1, "
        "xblock.test.test_plugin.AmbiguousBlock2"
    )
    with assert_raises_regexp(AmbiguousPluginError, expected_msg):
        XBlock.load_class("bad_block")

    # We can use our own function as the select function.
    class MyOwnException(Exception):
        """We'll raise this from `boom`."""
        pass

    def boom(identifier, entry_points):
        """A select function to prove user-defined functions are called."""
        assert len(entry_points) == 2
        assert identifier == "bad_block"
        raise MyOwnException("This is boom")

    with assert_raises_regexp(MyOwnException, "This is boom"):
        XBlock.load_class("bad_block", select=boom)

def test_nosuch_plugin():
    # We can provide a default class to return for missing plugins.
    cls = XBlock.load_class("nosuch_block", default=UnambiguousBlock)
    assert_is(cls, UnambiguousBlock)

    # If we don't provide a default class, an exception is raised.
    with assert_raises_regexp(PluginMissingError, "nosuch_block"):
        XBlock.load_class("nosuch_block")

def test_nosuch_plugin():
    # We can provide a default class to return for missing plugins.
    cls = XBlock.load_class("nosuch_block", default=UnambiguousBlock)
    assert cls is UnambiguousBlock

    # If we don't provide a default class, an exception is raised.
    with pytest.raises(PluginMissingError, match="nosuch_block"):
        XBlock.load_class("nosuch_block")

def test_plugin_caching():
    plugin.PLUGIN_CACHE = {}
    assert _num_plugins_cached() == 0

    XBlock.load_class("thumbs")
    assert _num_plugins_cached() == 1

    XBlock.load_class("thumbs")
    assert _num_plugins_cached() == 1

def test_plugin_caching():
    plugin.PLUGIN_CACHE = {}
    assert_equals(_num_plugins_cached(), 0)

    XBlock.load_class("thumbs")
    assert_equals(_num_plugins_cached(), 1)

    XBlock.load_class("thumbs")
    assert_equals(_num_plugins_cached(), 1)

def test_handle_shortcut():
    runtime = Mock(spec=["handle"])
    scope_ids = Mock(spec=[])
    request = Mock(spec=[])
    block = XBlock(runtime, None, scope_ids)

    block.handle("handler_name", request)
    runtime.handle.assert_called_with(block, "handler_name", request, "")

    runtime.handle.reset_mock()
    block.handle("handler_name", request, "suffix")
    runtime.handle.assert_called_with(block, "handler_name", request, "suffix")

def test_handle_shortcut():
    runtime = Mock(spec=['handle'])
    scope_ids = Mock(spec=[])
    request = Mock(spec=[])
    block = XBlock(runtime, None, scope_ids)

    block.handle('handler_name', request)
    runtime.handle.assert_called_with(block, 'handler_name', request, '')

    runtime.handle.reset_mock()
    block.handle('handler_name', request, 'suffix')
    runtime.handle.assert_called_with(block, 'handler_name', request, 'suffix')

    def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
        try:

            XBlock.__init__(self, *args, **kwargs)

            # FIXME: technically, we're not supposed to provide __init__. This
            # works for now, though...
            self.scorm_path = DEFAULT_SCORM_PATH
            if self.override_scorm_path:
                self.scorm_path = self.override_scorm_path
        except:
            pass

 def construct_xblock(self, plugin_name, field_data, scope_ids, default_class=None, *args, **kwargs):
     """
     Construct a new xblock of the type identified by plugin_name,
     passing *args and **kwargs into __init__
     """
     block_class = XBlock.load_class(plugin_name, default_class)
     return self.construct_xblock_from_class(cls=block_class, field_data=field_data, scope_ids=scope_ids, *args, **kwargs)

def create_block_from_xml(xml_data, system, org=None, course=None, default_class=None):
    """
    Create an XBlock instance from XML data.

    `xml_data' is a string containing valid xml.

    `system` is an XMLParsingSystem.

    `org` and `course` are optional strings that will be used in the generated
    block's url identifiers.

    `default_class` is the class to instantiate of the XML indicates a class
    that can't be loaded.

    Returns the fully instantiated XBlock.

    """
    node = etree.fromstring(xml_data)
    raw_class = XBlock.load_class(node.tag, default_class, select=prefer_xmodules)
    xblock_class = system.mixologist.mix(raw_class)

    # leave next line commented out - useful for low-level debugging
    # log.debug('[create_block_from_xml] tag=%s, class=%s' % (node.tag, xblock_class))

    url_name = node.get('url_name', node.get('slug'))
    location = Location('i4x', org, course, node.tag, url_name)

    scope_ids = ScopeIds(None, location.category, location, location)
    xblock = xblock_class.parse_xml(node, system, scope_ids)
    return xblock

def _do_once():
    """
    Called once when the module is imported to create the global scenarios.
    """
    # Get all the XBlock classes, and add their scenarios.
    for class_name, cls in XBlock.load_classes():
        add_class_scenarios(class_name, cls)

def test_all_scenarios():
    """Load the home page, get every URL, make a test from it."""
    client = Client()
    response = client.get("/")
    assert response.status_code == 200
    html = lxml.html.fromstring(response.content)
    a_tags = list(html.xpath('//a'))
    for a_tag in a_tags:
        yield try_scenario, a_tag.get('href'), a_tag.text

    # Load the scenarios from the classes.
    scenarios = []
    for _, cls in XBlock.load_classes():
        if hasattr(cls, "workbench_scenarios"):
            for _, xml in cls.workbench_scenarios():
                scenarios.append(xml)

    # We should have an <a> tag for each scenario.
    assert_equals(len(a_tags), len(scenarios))

    # We should have at least one scenario with a vertical tag, since we use
    # empty verticals as our canary in the coal mine that something has gone
    # horribly wrong with loading the scenarios.
    assert any("<vertical>" in xml for xml in scenarios)

    # Since we are claiming in try_scenario that no vertical is empty, let's
    # eliminate the possibility that a scenario has an actual empty vertical.
    assert all("<vertical></vertical>" not in xml for xml in scenarios)
    assert all("<vertical/>" not in xml for xml in scenarios)

    def load_from_json(json_data, system, default_class=None, parent_xblock=None):
        """
        This method instantiates the correct subclass of XModuleDescriptor based
        on the contents of json_data. It does not persist it and can create one which
        has no usage id.

        parent_xblock is used to compute inherited metadata as well as to append the new xblock.

        json_data:
        - 'location' : must have this field
        - 'category': the xmodule category (required or location must be a Location)
        - 'metadata': a dict of locally set metadata (not inherited)
        - 'children': a list of children's usage_ids w/in this course
        - 'definition':
        - '_id' (optional): the usage_id of this. Will generate one if not given one.
        """
        class_ = XBlock.load_class(
            json_data.get("category", json_data.get("location", {}).get("category")),
            default_class,
            select=settings.XBLOCK_SELECT_FUNCTION,
        )
        usage_id = json_data.get("_id", None)
        if not "_inherited_settings" in json_data and parent_xblock is not None:
            json_data["_inherited_settings"] = parent_xblock.xblock_kvs.inherited_settings.copy()
            json_fields = json_data.get("fields", {})
            for field_name in inheritance.InheritanceMixin.fields:
                if field_name in json_fields:
                    json_data["_inherited_settings"][field_name] = json_fields[field_name]

        new_block = system.xblock_from_json(class_, usage_id, json_data)
        if parent_xblock is not None:
            parent_xblock.children.append(new_block.scope_ids.usage_id)
            # decache pending children field settings
            parent_xblock.save()
        return new_block

def xblock_type_display_name(xblock, default_display_name=None):
    """
    Returns the display name for the specified type of xblock. Note that an instance can be passed in
    for context dependent names, e.g. a vertical beneath a sequential is a Unit.

    :param xblock: An xblock instance or the type of xblock.
    :param default_display_name: The default value to return if no display name can be found.
    :return:
    """

    if hasattr(xblock, "category"):
        category = xblock.category
        if category == "vertical" and not is_unit(xblock):
            return _("Vertical")
    else:
        category = xblock
    if category == "chapter":
        return _("Section")
    elif category == "sequential":
        return _("Subsection")
    elif category == "vertical":
        return _("Unit")
    component_class = XBlock.load_class(category, select=settings.XBLOCK_SELECT_FUNCTION)
    if hasattr(component_class, "display_name") and component_class.display_name.default:
        return _(component_class.display_name.default)
    else:
        return default_display_name

    def setUp(self):
        super(TestCourseDetailSerializer, self).setUp()

        # update the expected_data to include the 'overview' data.
        about_descriptor = XBlock.load_class('about')
        overview_template = about_descriptor.get_template('overview.yaml')
        self.expected_data['overview'] = overview_template.get('data')