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"""
Testing some internals of the template processing.
These are *not* examples to be copied in user code.
"""
from django.template import Library, TemplateSyntaxError
from django.template.base import (
FilterExpression,
Lexer,
Parser,
Token,
TokenType,
Variable,
VariableDoesNotExist,
)
from django.template.defaultfilters import register as filter_library
from django.test import SimpleTestCase
class ParserTests(SimpleTestCase):
def test_token_smart_split(self):
"""
#7027 -- _() syntax should work with spaces
"""
token = Token(
TokenType.BLOCK, 'sometag _("Page not found") value|yesno:_("yes,no")'
)
split = token.split_contents()
self.assertEqual(
split, ["sometag", '_("Page not found")', 'value|yesno:_("yes,no")']
)
def test_repr(self):
token = Token(TokenType.BLOCK, "some text")
self.assertEqual(repr(token), '<Block token: "some text...">')
parser = Parser([token], builtins=[filter_library])
self.assertEqual(
repr(parser),
'<Parser tokens=[<Block token: "some text...">]>',
)
filter_expression = FilterExpression("news|upper", parser)
self.assertEqual(repr(filter_expression), "<FilterExpression 'news|upper'>")
lexer = Lexer("{% for i in 1 %}{{ a }}\n{% endfor %}")
self.assertEqual(
repr(lexer),
'<Lexer template_string="{% for i in 1 %}{{ a...", verbatim=False>',
)
def test_filter_parsing(self):
c = {"article": {"section": "News"}}
p = Parser("", builtins=[filter_library])
def fe_test(s, val):
self.assertEqual(FilterExpression(s, p).resolve(c), val)
fe_test("article.section", "News")
fe_test("article.section|upper", "NEWS")
fe_test('"News"', "News")
fe_test("'News'", "News")
fe_test(r'"Some \"Good\" News"', 'Some "Good" News')
fe_test(r'"Some \"Good\" News"', 'Some "Good" News')
fe_test(r"'Some \'Bad\' News'", "Some 'Bad' News")
fe = FilterExpression(r'"Some \"Good\" News"', p)
self.assertEqual(fe.filters, [])
self.assertEqual(fe.var, 'Some "Good" News')
# Filtered variables should reject access of attributes beginning with
# underscores.
msg = (
"Variables and attributes may not begin with underscores: 'article._hidden'"
)
with self.assertRaisesMessage(TemplateSyntaxError, msg):
FilterExpression("article._hidden|upper", p)
def test_cannot_parse_characters(self):
p = Parser("", builtins=[filter_library])
for filter_expression, characters in [
('<>|default:"Default"|upper', '|<>||default:"Default"|upper'),
("test|<>|upper", "test||<>||upper"),
]:
with self.subTest(filter_expression=filter_expression):
with self.assertRaisesMessage(
TemplateSyntaxError,
f"Could not parse some characters: {characters}",
):
FilterExpression(filter_expression, p)
def test_cannot_find_variable(self):
p = Parser("", builtins=[filter_library])
with self.assertRaisesMessage(
TemplateSyntaxError,
'Could not find variable at start of |default:"Default"',
):
FilterExpression('|default:"Default"', p)
def test_variable_parsing(self):
c = {"article": {"section": "News"}}
self.assertEqual(Variable("article.section").resolve(c), "News")
self.assertEqual(Variable('"News"').resolve(c), "News")
self.assertEqual(Variable("'News'").resolve(c), "News")
# Translated strings are handled correctly.
self.assertEqual(Variable("_(article.section)").resolve(c), "News")
self.assertEqual(Variable('_("Good News")').resolve(c), "Good News")
self.assertEqual(Variable("_('Better News')").resolve(c), "Better News")
# Escaped quotes work correctly as well.
self.assertEqual(
Variable(r'"Some \"Good\" News"').resolve(c), 'Some "Good" News'
)
self.assertEqual(
Variable(r"'Some \'Better\' News'").resolve(c), "Some 'Better' News"
)
# Variables should reject access of attributes and variables beginning
# with underscores.
for name in ["article._hidden", "_article"]:
msg = f"Variables and attributes may not begin with underscores: '{name}'"
with self.assertRaisesMessage(TemplateSyntaxError, msg):
Variable(name)
# Variables should raise on non string type
with self.assertRaisesMessage(
TypeError, "Variable must be a string or number, got <class 'dict'>"
):
Variable({})
def test_filter_args_count(self):
parser = Parser("")
register = Library()
@register.filter
def no_arguments(value):
pass
@register.filter
def one_argument(value, arg):
pass
@register.filter
def one_opt_argument(value, arg=False):
pass
@register.filter
def two_arguments(value, arg, arg2):
pass
@register.filter
def two_one_opt_arg(value, arg, arg2=False):
pass
parser.add_library(register)
for expr in (
'1|no_arguments:"1"',
"1|two_arguments",
'1|two_arguments:"1"',
"1|two_one_opt_arg",
):
with self.assertRaises(TemplateSyntaxError):
FilterExpression(expr, parser)
for expr in (
# Correct number of arguments
"1|no_arguments",
'1|one_argument:"1"',
# One optional
"1|one_opt_argument",
'1|one_opt_argument:"1"',
# Not supplying all
'1|two_one_opt_arg:"1"',
):
FilterExpression(expr, parser)
def test_filter_numeric_argument_parsing(self):
p = Parser("", builtins=[filter_library])
cases = {
"5": 5,
"-5": -5,
"5.2": 5.2,
".4": 0.4,
"5.2e3": 5200.0, # 5.2 × 10³ = 5200.0.
"5.2E3": 5200.0, # Case-insensitive.
"5.2e-3": 0.0052, # Negative exponent.
"-1.5E4": -15000.0,
"+3.0e2": 300.0,
".5e2": 50.0, # 0.5 × 10² = 50.0
}
for num, expected in cases.items():
with self.subTest(num=num):
self.assertEqual(FilterExpression(num, p).resolve({}), expected)
self.assertEqual(
FilterExpression(f"0|default:{num}", p).resolve({}), expected
)
invalid_numbers = [
"abc123",
"123abc",
"foo",
"error",
"1e",
"e400",
"1e.2",
"1e2.",
"1e2.0",
"1e2a",
"1e2e3",
"1e-",
"1e-a",
]
for num in invalid_numbers:
with self.subTest(num=num):
self.assertIsNone(
FilterExpression(num, p).resolve({}, ignore_failures=True)
)
with self.assertRaises(VariableDoesNotExist):
FilterExpression(f"0|default:{num}", p).resolve({})
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