oca-ocb-core/odoo-bringout-oca-ocb-mail/mail/tests/common_activity.py
Ernad Husremovic 2d3ee4855a 19.0 vanilla
2026-03-09 09:30:27 +01:00

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from contextlib import contextmanager
from unittest.mock import patch
from odoo.addons.mail.models.mail_activity import MailActivity
from odoo.addons.mail.tests.common import MailCommon
from odoo.tests import Form
from odoo.tools.misc import format_date
class ActivityScheduleCase(MailCommon):
@classmethod
def setUpClass(cls):
super().setUpClass()
# prepare activities
cls.activity_type_todo = cls.env.ref('mail.mail_activity_data_todo')
cls.activity_type_todo.delay_count = 4
cls.activity_type_todo.sequence = 1
cls.activity_type_todo.summary = "TodoSummary"
cls.activity_type_call = cls.env.ref('mail.mail_activity_data_call')
cls.activity_type_call.delay_count = 1
cls.activity_type_call.sequence = 2
cls.activity_type_call.summary = "TodoSumCallSummary"
def reverse_record_set(self, records):
""" Get an equivalent recordset but with elements in reversed order. """
return self.env[records._name].browse([record.id for record in reversed(records)])
def get_last_activities(self, on_record, limit=None):
""" Get the last activities on the record in id asc order. """
return self.reverse_record_set(self.env['mail.activity'].search(
[('res_model', '=', on_record._name), ('res_id', '=', on_record.id)], order='id desc', limit=limit))
# ------------------------------------------------------------
# ACTIVITIES MOCK
# ------------------------------------------------------------
@contextmanager
def _mock_activities(self):
activity_create_origin = MailActivity.create
self._new_activities = self.env['mail.activity'].sudo()
def _activity_create(model, *args, **kwargs):
res = activity_create_origin(model, *args, **kwargs)
self._new_activities += res.sudo()
return res
with patch.object(
MailActivity, 'create', autospec=True, wraps=MailActivity,
side_effect=_activity_create
) as activity_create_mocked:
self.activity_create_mocked = activity_create_mocked
yield
def assertActivityValues(self, activity, activity_values):
self.assertEqual(len(activity), 1)
for fname, fvalue in activity_values.items():
with self.subTest(fname=fname):
self.assertEqual(activity[fname], fvalue)
def assertActivityCreatedOnRecord(self, record, activity_values):
activity = self._new_activities.filtered(
lambda act: act.res_model == record._name and act.res_id == record.id
)
self.assertTrue(activity)
self.assertActivityValues(activity, activity_values)
def assertActivityDoneOnRecord(self, record, activity_type):
last_message = record.message_ids[0]
self.assertEqual(last_message.mail_activity_type_id, activity_type)
self.assertIn(activity_type.name, last_message.body)
self.assertIn('done', last_message.body)
def assertActivitiesFromPlan(self, plan, record, expected_deadlines, expected_responsible=None):
""" Check that the last activities on the record correspond to the one
that the plan must create (number of activities and activities content).
We check the created activities values against the template values because
most of them are just copied when creating activities from templates except
for deadlines and responsible for which we pass the expected values as parameters.
:param <mail.activity.plan> plan: activity plan that has been applied on the record
:param recordset record: record on which the plan has been applied
:param list<date> expected_deadlines: expected deadlines of the record created activities
:param <res.user> expected_responsible: expected responsible for the created activities
if set, otherwise checked against the responsible set on the related templates.
"""
expected_number_of_activity = len(plan.template_ids)
activities = self._new_activities.filtered(
lambda act: act.res_model == record._name and act.res_id == record.id
)
self.assertEqual(len(activities), expected_number_of_activity)
for activity, template, expected_deadline in zip(activities, plan.template_ids, expected_deadlines):
self.assertEqual(activity.activity_type_id, template.activity_type_id)
self.assertEqual(activity.date_deadline, expected_deadline)
self.assertEqual(activity.note, template.note)
self.assertEqual(activity.summary, template.summary)
self.assertFalse(activity.automated)
if expected_responsible:
self.assertEqual(activity.user_id, expected_responsible)
else:
self.assertEqual(activity.user_id, template.responsible_id or self.env.user)
def assertMessagesFromPlan(self, plan, record, expected_deadlines, expected_responsible=None):
""" Check that the last posted message on the record correspond to the one
that the plan must generate (number of activities and activities content).
:param <mail.activity.plan> plan: activity plan that has been applied on the record
:param recordset record: record on which the plan has been applied
:param list<date> expected_deadlines: expected deadlines of the record created activities
:param <res.user> expected_responsible: expected responsible for the created activities
if set, otherwise checked against the responsible set on the related templates.
"""
message = record.message_ids[0]
self.assertIn(f'The plan "{plan.name}" has been started', message.body)
for template, expected_deadline in zip(plan.template_ids, expected_deadlines):
if expected_responsible:
responsible_id = expected_responsible
else:
responsible_id = template.responsible_id or self.env.user
self.assertIn(template.summary, message.body)
self.assertIn(f'{template.summary or template.activity_type_id.name}, '
f'assigned to {responsible_id.name}, due on the '
f'{format_date(self.env, expected_deadline)}', message.body)
def assertPlanExecution(self, plan, records, expected_deadlines, expected_responsible=None):
""" Check that the plan has created the right activities and send the
right message on the records (see assertActivitiesFromPlan and
assertMessagesFromPlan). """
for record in records:
self.assertActivitiesFromPlan(plan, record, expected_deadlines, expected_responsible)
self.assertMessagesFromPlan(plan, record, expected_deadlines, expected_responsible)
def _instantiate_activity_schedule_wizard(self, records, additional_context_value=None):
""" Get a new Form with context default values referring to the records. """
ctx = {
'active_id': records.ids[0],
'active_ids': records.ids,
'active_model': records._name,
} if records else {}
ctx.update(**(additional_context_value or {}))
return Form(self.env['mail.activity.schedule'].with_context(ctx))