python-schooltool.gradebook 2.6.3-0ubuntu1 / usr / lib / python2.7 / dist-packages / schooltool / gradebook / browser / ftests / startup_view.txt

Gradebook Startup View
----------------------

Import helper to print the gradebook:

    >>> from schooltool.gradebook.browser.ftests import printGradebook

Log in as manager:

    >>> manager = Browser('manager', 'schooltool')

Now, set up a school year (2005-2006) with two terms (Fall and
Spring):

    >>> from schooltool.app.browser.ftests import setup
    >>> setup.setUpBasicSchool()

Set up one course:

    >>> setup.addCourse('Physics I', '2005-2006')

Set up persons:

    >>> from schooltool.basicperson.browser.ftests.setup import addPerson
    >>> addPerson('Paul', 'Carduner', 'paul', 'pwd', browser=manager)
    >>> addPerson('Tom', 'Hoffman', 'tom', 'pwd', browser=manager)
    >>> addPerson('Claudia', 'Richter', 'claudia', 'pwd', browser=manager)
    >>> addPerson('Stephan', 'Richter', 'stephan', 'pwd', browser=manager)

Set up a section with instructor and students for the Fall:

    >>> setup.addSection('Physics I', '2005-2006', 'Fall',
    ...                  instructors=['Stephan'],
    ...                  members=['Tom', 'Claudia', 'Paul'])

Log in as teacher:

    >>> stephan = Browser('stephan', 'pwd')

Use the 'Gradebook' tab:

    >>> stephan.getLink('Gradebook').click()

He's taken to the teacher gradebook:

    >>> stephan.printQuery('//form/span[3]')
    <span>show only activities due in past
    <select name="num_weeks">...</select>
    weeks</span>
    >>> stephan.printQuery('//select[@name="num_weeks"]')
    <select name="num_weeks">
    ...
    </select>
    weeks
    >>> printGradebook(stephan.contents)
    +----------+
    | *Sheet1* |
    +----------+
    +-----------------+-------+------+
    | Name            | Total | Ave. |
    +-----------------+-------+------+
    | Paul Carduner   | 0.0   | N/A  |
    | Tom Hoffman     | 0.0   | N/A  |
    | Claudia Richter | 0.0   | N/A  |
    +-----------------+-------+------+

Let's log in as Claudia, a student:

    >>> claudia = Browser('claudia', 'pwd')

She uses the 'Gradebook' tab:

    >>> claudia.getLink('Gradebook').click()

She's taken to the mygrades view:

    >>> claudia.url
    'http://localhost/schoolyears/2005-2006/fall/sections/1/activities/Worksheet/mygrades'
    >>> claudia.printQuery('//table[@class="schooltool_gradebook"][1]/tr/td')
    <td class="active_tab">
      <span style="font-weight: bold;">Sheet1</span>
    </td>
    >>> claudia.printQuery('//table[@class="student_gradebook"]/tr[1]/td')
    <td colspan="2" class="odd student_cell">
      <div>Nothing Graded</div>
    </td>
    >>> claudia.printQuery('//table[@class="student_gradebook"]/tr[position()>1]/*[1]/div/text()')
    Activity
    >>> claudia.printQuery('//table[@class="student_gradebook"]/tr[position()>1]/*[2]/div/text()')
    Grade

Now that we've tested both the teacher's gradebook and the student's mygrades
views, we'll want to more thoroughly test the view that get's launched when
the user clicks on the 'Gradebook' tab.  Up until now, the startup view has
automatically redirected both the teacher and the student to the gradebook and
mygrades views respectively.  But what if the user neither attends or teachers
any classes, like a site manager, or if the user both teachers AND attends
classes?  We will test both of these scenarios.

First, the manager doesn't participate in any classes, so we'll give him a
simple message when he clicks on the 'Gradebook' tab.

    >>> manager.getLink('Gradebook').click()
    >>> manager.printQuery('//h1/text()')
    You do not teach or attend any classes.

In order to test the second scenario, we will have to create a second section
that has Stephan, teacher of the first Physics I section (1), attending a
second section rather than teaching.

    >>> addPerson('Jeffrey', 'Elkner', 'jeffrey', 'pwd', browser=manager)
    >>> setup.addSection('Physics I', '2005-2006', 'Spring')
    >>> manager.getLink('2005-2006').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('Courses').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('Physics I').click()
    >>> manager.getLink('(Spring)').click()

    >>> manager.getLink('edit instructors').click()
    >>> manager.getControl(name='add_item.jeffrey').value = 'checked'
    >>> manager.getControl('Add').click()
    >>> manager.getControl('OK').click()

    >>> manager.getLink('edit individuals').click()
    >>> manager.getControl(name='add_item.stephan').value = 'checked'
    >>> manager.getControl(name='add_item.paul').value = 'checked'
    >>> manager.getControl(name='add_item.claudia').value = 'checked'
    >>> manager.getControl(name='add_item.tom').value = 'checked'
    >>> manager.getControl('Add').click()
    >>> manager.getControl('OK').click()

Now, when Stephan clicks on the 'Gradebook' tab, he will get a startup view
that allows him to go to either his gradebook or his mygrades views.

    >>> stephan.getLink('Gradebook').click()
    >>> stephan.printQuery('id("content-body")//a[@class="navigation_header"]/text()')
    Classes you teach
    Classes you attend

    >>> stephan.getLink('Classes you teach').click()
    >>> stephan.printQuery('//form/span[3]')
    <span>show only activities due in past
    <select name="num_weeks">...</select>
    weeks</span>
    >>> stephan.printQuery('//select[@name="num_weeks"]')
    <select name="num_weeks">
    ...
    </select>
    weeks
    >>> printGradebook(stephan.contents)
    +----------+
    | *Sheet1* |
    +----------+
    +-----------------+-------+------+
    | Name            | Total | Ave. |
    +-----------------+-------+------+
    | Paul Carduner   | 0.0   | N/A  |
    | Tom Hoffman     | 0.0   | N/A  |
    | Claudia Richter | 0.0   | N/A  |
    +-----------------+-------+------+

    >>> stephan.getLink('Gradebook').click()
    >>> stephan.getLink('Classes you attend').click()
    >>> stephan.url
    'http://localhost/schoolyears/2005-2006/spring/sections/1/activities/Worksheet/mygrades'
    >>> stephan.printQuery('//table[@class="schooltool_gradebook"][1]/tr/td')
    <td class="active_tab">
      <span style="font-weight: bold;">Sheet1</span>
    </td>
    >>> stephan.printQuery('//table[@class="student_gradebook"]/tr[1]/td')
    <td colspan="2" class="odd student_cell">
      <div>Nothing Graded</div>
    </td>
    >>> stephan.printQuery('//table[@class="student_gradebook"]/tr[position()>1]/*[1]/div/text()')
    Activity
    >>> stephan.printQuery('//table[@class="student_gradebook"]/tr[position()>1]/*[2]/div/text()')
    Grade