import pytest

from inbox.models.session import session_scope
from client import InboxTestClient
from conftest import (timeout_loop, credentials, create_account, API_BASE)


@timeout_loop('sync_start')
def wait_for_sync_start(client):
    return True if client.messages.first() else False


@timeout_loop('auth')
def wait_for_auth(client):
    namespaces = client.namespaces.all()
    if len(namespaces):
        client.email_address = namespaces[0]['email_address']
        client.provider = namespaces[0]['provider']
        return True
    return False


@pytest.mark.parametrize("account_credentials", credentials)
def test_account_auth(account_credentials):

    email, password = account_credentials
    with session_scope() as db_session:
        create_account(db_session, email, password)

    client = InboxTestClient(email, API_BASE)
    wait_for_auth(client)

    # wait for sync to start. tests rely on things setup at beginning
    # of sync (e.g. folder hierarchy)
    wait_for_sync_start(client)

import pytest

from inbox.models.session import session_scope
from client import InboxTestClient
from conftest import (timeout_loop, credentials, create_account, API_BASE)
from accounts import broken_credentials


@timeout_loop('sync_start')
def wait_for_sync_start(client):
    return True if client.messages.first() else False


@timeout_loop('auth')
def wait_for_auth(client):
    namespaces = client.namespaces.all()
    if len(namespaces):
        client.email_address = namespaces[0]['email_address']
        client.provider = namespaces[0]['provider']
        return True
    return False


@pytest.mark.parametrize("account_credentials", credentials)
def test_account_auth(account_credentials):

    email, password = account_credentials
    with session_scope() as db_session:
        create_account(db_session, email, password)

    client = InboxTestClient(email, API_BASE)
    wait_for_auth(client)

    # wait for sync to start. tests rely on things setup at beginning
    # of sync (e.g. folder hierarchy)
    wait_for_sync_start(client)


errors = __import__('inbox.basicauth', fromlist=['basicauth'])


def test_account_create_should_fail():
    """Test that creation fails with appropriate errors, as defined in
       the broken_credentials list.
       Credentials have the format:
       ({email, password}, error_type)
       e.g.
       ({'user': 'foo@foo.com', 'password': 'pass'}, 'ConfigError')
    """
    credentials = [((c['user'], c['password']), e)
                   for (c, e) in broken_credentials]

    for ((email, password), error) in credentials:
        error_obj = getattr(errors, error)
        with session_scope() as db_session:
            with pytest.raises(error_obj):
                create_account(db_session, email, password)

Add a system test to check for expected broken accounts
Add a system test to check for expected broken accounts

Summary:
This is the system test for D765 and finishes up the sync engine side
of T495 - checking for All Mail folder and failing gracefully if it's
absent.

This test specifically adds another check in `test_auth` based on a
new list of live, bad credentials in accounts.py. It's purposefully
general, so other known bad credentials could be added if we want to
test for more error cases.

There are two changes required in Jenkins to make this run:

* Add another string parameter broken_accounts to identify
  broken test accounts.
* In the build script, after the line:
  `echo "credentials = $test_accounts" > tests/system/accounts.py`
  add:
  `echo "broken_credentials = $broken_accounts" >> tests/system/accounts.py`

It looks like I can make the changes myself but I'd appreciate input
from folks more familiar with the jenkins setup.

Test Plan: If you want to test locally, ping me for some broken credentials you can use.

Reviewers: emfree

Reviewed By: emfree

Subscribers: spang

Differential Revision: https://review.inboxapp.com/D773
