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Romain Derie 453d8ce703 [FIX] sale_coupon: add tests
Previous commit fixed some bugs on `sale_coupon` (#2224).
This commit add some tests to be sure these bugs are fixed and won't appear
again.

task-1866977
Related to #2224
2018-09-13 15:16:57 +02:00

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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# Part of Odoo. See LICENSE file for full copyright and licensing details.
from openerp.addons.sale_coupon.tests.common import TestSaleCouponCommon
from odoo.exceptions import UserError
class TestProgramWithCodeOperations(TestSaleCouponCommon):
# Test the basic operation (apply_coupon) on an coupon program on which we should
# apply the reward when the code is correct or remove the reward automatically when the reward is
# not valid anymore.
def test_program_usability(self):
# After clicking "Generate coupons", there is no domain so it shows "Match all records".
# But when you click, domain is false (default field value; empty string) so it won't generate anything.
# This is even more weird because if you add something in the domain and then delete it,
# you visually come back to the initial state except the domain became '[]' instead of ''.
# In this case, it will generate the coupon for every partner.
# Thus, we should ensure that if you leave the domain untouched, it generates a coupon for each partner
# as hinted on the screen ('Match all records (X records)')
self.env['sale.coupon.generate'].with_context(active_id=self.code_promotion_program.id).create({
'generation_type': 'nbr_customer',
}).generate_coupon()
self.assertEqual(len(self.code_promotion_program.coupon_ids), len(self.env['res.partner'].search([])), "It should have generated a coupon for every partner")
def test_program_basic_operation_coupon_code(self):
# Test case: Generate a coupon for my customer, and add a reward then remove it automatically
self.code_promotion_program.reward_type = 'discount'
self.env['sale.coupon.generate'].with_context(active_id=self.code_promotion_program.id).create({
'generation_type': 'nbr_customer',
'partners_domain': "[('id', 'in', [%s])]" % (self.steve.id),
}).generate_coupon()
coupon = self.code_promotion_program.coupon_ids
# Test the valid code on a wrong sales order
wrong_partner_order = self.env['sale.order'].create({
'partner_id': self.env.ref('base.res_partner_1').id,
})
with self.assertRaises(UserError):
self.env['sale.coupon.apply.code'].with_context(active_id=wrong_partner_order.id).create({
'coupon_code': coupon.code
}).process_coupon()
# Test now on a valid sales order
order = self.empty_order
order.write({'order_line': [
(0, False, {
'product_id': self.product_A.id,
'name': '1 Product A',
'product_uom': self.uom_unit.id,
'product_uom_qty': 1.0,
})
]})
self.env['sale.coupon.apply.code'].with_context(active_id=order.id).create({
'coupon_code': coupon.code
}).process_coupon()
order.recompute_coupon_lines()
self.assertEqual(len(order.order_line.ids), 2)
self.assertEqual(coupon.state, 'used')
# Remove the product A from the sale order
order.write({'order_line': [(2, order.order_line[0].id, False)]})
order.recompute_coupon_lines()
self.assertEqual(len(order.order_line.ids), 0)
self.assertEqual(coupon.state, 'new')
def test_on_next_order_reward_promotion_program(self):
# The flow:
# 1. Create a program `A` that gives a free `Product B` on next order if you buy a an `product A`
# This program should be code_needed with code `free_B_on_next_order`
# 2. Create a program `B` that gives 10% discount on next order automatically
# 3. Create a SO with a `third product` and recompute coupon, you SHOULD get a coupon (from program `B`) for your next order that will discount 10%
# 4. Try to apply `A`, it should error since we did not buy any product A.
# 5. Add a product A to the cart and try to apply `A` again, this time it should work
# 6. Verify you have 2 generated coupons and validate the SO (so the 2 generated coupons will be valid)
# 7. Create a new SO (with the same partner) and try to apply coupon generated by `A`. it SHOULD error since we don't have any `Product B` in the cart
# 8. Add a Product B in the cart
# 9. Try to apply once again coupon generated by `A`, it should give you the free product B
# 10. Try to apply coupon generated by `B`, it should give you 10% discount.
# => SO will then be 0$ until we recompute the order lines
# 1.
self.immediate_promotion_program.write({
'promo_applicability': 'on_next_order',
'promo_code_usage': 'code_needed',
'promo_code': 'free_B_on_next_order',
})
# 2.
self.p1 = self.env['sale.coupon.program'].create({
'name': 'Code for 10% on next order',
'discount_type': 'percentage',
'discount_percentage': 10.0,
'program_type': 'promotion_program',
'promo_code_usage': 'no_code_needed',
'promo_applicability': 'on_next_order',
})
# 3.
order = self.empty_order.copy()
self.third_product = self.env['product.product'].create({
'name': 'Thrid Product',
'list_price': 5,
'sale_ok': True
})
order.write({'order_line': [
(0, False, {
'product_id': self.third_product.id,
'name': '1 Third Product',
'product_uom': self.uom_unit.id,
'product_uom_qty': 1.0,
})
]})
order.recompute_coupon_lines()
self.assertEqual(len(self.p1.coupon_ids.ids), 1, "You should get a coupon for you next order that will offer 10% discount")
# 4.
with self.assertRaises(UserError):
self.env['sale.coupon.apply.code'].with_context(active_id=order.id).create({
'coupon_code': 'free_B_on_next_order'
}).process_coupon()
# 5.
order.write({'order_line': [
(0, False, {
'product_id': self.product_A.id,
'name': '1 Product A',
'product_uom': self.uom_unit.id,
'product_uom_qty': 1.0,
})
]})
self.env['sale.coupon.apply.code'].with_context(active_id=order.id).create({
'coupon_code': 'free_B_on_next_order'
}).process_coupon()
# 6.
self.assertEqual(len(order.generated_coupon_ids), 2, "You should get a second coupon for your next order that will offer a free Product B")
order.action_confirm()
# 7.
order_bis = self.empty_order
with self.assertRaises(UserError):
self.env['sale.coupon.apply.code'].with_context(active_id=order_bis.id).create({
'coupon_code': order.generated_coupon_ids[1].code
}).process_coupon()
# 8.
order_bis.write({'order_line': [
(0, False, {
'product_id': self.product_B.id,
'name': '1 Product B',
'product_uom': self.uom_unit.id,
'product_uom_qty': 1.0,
})
]})
# 9.
self.env['sale.coupon.apply.code'].with_context(active_id=order_bis.id).create({
'coupon_code': order.generated_coupon_ids[1].code
}).process_coupon()
self.assertEqual(len(order_bis.order_line), 2, "You should get a free Product B")
# 10.
self.env['sale.coupon.apply.code'].with_context(active_id=order_bis.id).create({
'coupon_code': order.generated_coupon_ids[0].code
}).process_coupon()
self.assertEqual(len(order_bis.order_line), 3, "You should get a 10% discount line")
self.assertEqual(order_bis.amount_total, 0, "SO total should be null: (Paid product - Free product = 0) + 10% of nothing")
def test_on_next_order_reward_promotion_program_with_requirements(self):
self.immediate_promotion_program.write({
'promo_applicability': 'on_next_order',
'promo_code_usage': 'code_needed',
'promo_code': 'free_B_on_next_order',
'rule_minimum_amount': 700,
'rule_minimum_amount_tax_inclusion': 'tax_excluded'
})
order = self.empty_order.copy()
self.product_A.lst_price = 700
order.write({'order_line': [
(0, False, {
'product_id': self.product_A.id,
'name': '1 Product A',
'product_uom': self.uom_unit.id,
'product_uom_qty': 1.0,
})
]})
self.env['sale.coupon.apply.code'].with_context(active_id=order.id).create({
'coupon_code': 'free_B_on_next_order'
}).process_coupon()
self.assertEqual(len(self.immediate_promotion_program.coupon_ids.ids), 1, "You should get a coupon for you next order that will offer a free product B")
order_bis = self.empty_order
order_bis.write({'order_line': [
(0, False, {
'product_id': self.product_B.id,
'name': '1 Product B',
'product_uom': self.uom_unit.id,
'product_uom_qty': 1.0,
})
]})
with self.assertRaises(UserError):
# It should error since we did not validated the previous SO, so the coupon is `reserved` but not `new`
self.env['sale.coupon.apply.code'].with_context(active_id=order_bis.id).create({
'coupon_code': order.generated_coupon_ids[0].code
}).process_coupon()
order.action_confirm()
# It should not error even if the SO does not have the requirements (700$ and 1 product A), since these requirements where only used to generate the coupon that we are now applying
self.env['sale.coupon.apply.code'].with_context(active_id=order_bis.id).create({
'coupon_code': order.generated_coupon_ids[0].code
}).process_coupon()
self.assertEqual(len(order_bis.order_line), 2, "You should get 1 regular product_B and 1 free product_B")
order_bis.recompute_coupon_lines()
self.assertEqual(len(order_bis.order_line), 2, "Free product from a coupon generated from a promotion program on next order should not dissapear")
def test_on_next_order_reward_promo_program(self):
# TODO: remove me in master, this was never executed due to bad indentation (the method is not indented under the class)
# note that this flow did not worked and was not implemented.. now tested with `test_on_next_order_reward_promotion_program()`
pass