Test toolbox JSON handling
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Ensure we have no projects::

    >>> app.get('/')
    []

Also no authors::

    >>> app.get('/author')
    {}

Make a project::

    >>> project = {'name': 'foo', 'description': 'foo description', 'url': 'http://example.com'}
    >>> response = app.new(**project)
    >>> response.status
    303
    >>> newproject = app.get('/')[0]
    >>> modified = newproject.pop('modified')
    >>> project == newproject
    True

Get the project by name::

    >>> foo = app.get('/foo')
    >>> modified == foo.pop('modified')
    True
    >>> foo == project
    True

Add some fields to it::

    >>> fields = {'author': 'jhammel'}
    >>> url = '/' + project['name']
    >>> response = app.post(url, params=fields)
    >>> app.get('/')[0]['author']
    [u'jhammel']
    >>> app.get('/author')
    {u'jhammel': [u'foo']}
    >>> fields = {'author': 'turing'}
    >>> response = app.post(url, params=fields)
    >>> sorted(app.get(url)['author'])
    [u'jhammel', u'turing']
    >>> sorted(app.get('/')[0]['author'])
    [u'jhammel', u'turing']

Now let's search for the project!::

    >>> authors = app.get('/author')
    >>> len(authors)
    2
    >>> authors['jhammel']
    [u'foo']
    >>> authors['turing']
    [u'foo']

Let's search for it a different way::

    >>> project = app.get('/')[0]
    >>> projects = app.get('/', params={'author': 'jhammel'})
    >>> newproject = projects[0]
    >>> newproject == project
    True

Just to show that the search is doing something::

    >>> app.get('/', params={'author': 'sauron'})
    []

Now lets add another project::
    
    >>> project2 = {'name': 'bar', 'description': 'a bar downtown', 'url': 'http://www.example.com'}
    >>> response = app.new(**project2)
    >>> projects = app.get('/')
    >>> len(projects)
    2
    >>> projects[0]['name']
    u'bar'
    >>> projects[1]['name']
    u'foo'
    >>> jhammels_projects = app.get('/', params={'author': 'jhammel'})
    >>> len(jhammels_projects)
    1
    >>> jhammels_projects[0]['name']
    u'foo'
    
Test search::

    >>> projects = app.get('/', params={'q': 'jhammel'})
    >>> len(projects)
    1
    >>> projects[0]['name']
    u'foo'
    >>> projects = app.get('/', params={'q': 'downtown'})
    >>> len(projects)
    1
    >>> projects[0]['name']
    u'bar'

Add some metadata. Make sure we see it::

    >>> url = '/bar'
    >>> response = app.post(url, {'author': 'turing'})
    >>> len(app.get())
    2
    >>> len(app.get('/', params={'author': 'jhammel'}))
    1
    >>> len(app.get('/', params={'q': 'jhammel'}))
    1
    >>> len(app.get('/', params={'author': 'turing'}))
    2
    >>> len(app.get('/', params={'q': 'turing'}))
    2
    >>> projects = app.get('/', params={'author': 'turing', 'q': 'downtown'})
    >>> len(projects)
    1
    >>> projects[0]['name'] 
    u'bar'

Add a third project, just for variety::

    >>> response = app.new(name='fleem', description='fleem in a building downtown', url='http://example.net')
    >>> projects = app.get('/')
    >>> len(projects)
    3
    >>> sorted([i['name'] for i in app.get('/', params=dict(q='downtown'))])
    [u'bar', u'fleem']
    >>> [i['name'] for i in app.get('/', params=dict(q='building'))]
    [u'fleem']
    
Delete some metadata::

    >>> response = app.post('/bar', params={'action': 'delete', 'author': 'turing'})
    >>> projects = app.get('/', params={'author': 'turing'})
    >>> len(projects)
    1
    >>> projects[0]['name']
    u'foo'
    >>> projects = app.get('/', params={'q': 'turing'})
    >>> len(projects)
    1
    >>> projects[0]['name']
    u'foo'

Delete a project::

    >>> response = app.post('/delete', params={'project': 'foo'})
    >>> len(app.get('/'))
    2
    >>> len(app.get('/', params={'author': 'jhammel'}))
    0
    >>> results = app.get('/', params={'q': 'jhammel'})
    >>> len(results)
    0

You're back to two basic projects without much metadata.  Let's give them some!::

   >>> projects = app.get('/')
   >>> [sorted(project.keys()) for project in projects]
   [[u'description', u'modified', u'name', u'url'], [u'description', u'modified', u'name', u'url']]
   >>> bar_modified_last = projects[0]['modified'] 
   >>> fleem_modified_earlier = projects[1]['modified']
   >>> bar_modified_last > fleem_modified_earlier
   True
   >>> [project['name'] for project in projects]
   [u'bar', u'fleem']
   >>> description = 'You could be swining on a star'
   >>> response = app.post('/bar', params=dict(description=description))
   >>> projects = app.get('/', params={'q': 'star'})
   >>> len(projects)
   1
   >>> projects[0]['description'] == description
   True
   >>> response = app.post('/bar', params={'type': 'song', 'usage': 'music', 'author': 'Sinatra'})
   >>> songs = app.get('/', params={'type': 'song'})
   >>> len(songs)
   1
   >>> songs[0]['name'] == 'bar'
   True
   >>> songs = app.get('/', params={'q': 'song'})
   >>> len(songs)
   1
   >>> songs[0]['name'] == 'bar'
   True
   >>> response = app.post('/fleem', params={'type': 'song', 'description': 'Cotton Eye Joe', 'author': 'Rednex'})
   >>> songs = app.get('/', params={'type': 'song'})
   >>> len(songs)
   2
   >>> songs = app.get('/', params={'q': 'song'})
   >>> len(songs)
   2
   >>> songs = app.get('/', params={'type': 'song', 'q': 'star'})
   >>> len(songs)
   1
   >>> songs[0]['name']
   u'bar'
   >>> songs = app.get('/', params={'type': 'song', 'author': 'Sinatra'})
   >>> len(songs)
   1
   >>> songs[0]['name']
   u'bar'

Now try renaming a tool::
   >>> [i['name'] for i in app.get('/')]
   [u'fleem', u'bar']
   >>> response = app.post('/bar', params={'name': 'star'})
   >>> songs = app.get('/')
   >>> len(songs)
   2
   >>> projects = app.get('/', params={'q': 'star'})
   >>> len(projects)
   1
   >>> star = projects[0]
   >>> star['name']
   u'star'
   >>> star['type']
   [u'song']

You should not be allowed to rename a tool if another tool has the
same name::

   >>> sorted([i['name'] for i in app.get('/')])
   [u'fleem', u'star']
   >>> response = app.post('/star', params={'name': 'fleem'}, status=403) # Forbidden
   >>> sorted([i['name'] for i in app.get('/')])
   [u'fleem', u'star']

You should not be allowed to have multiple identical item in the same
field::

   >>> app.get('/star')['author']
   [u'Sinatra']
   >>> response = app.post('/star', params={'action': 'replace', 'author': 'Sinatra,Sinatra'})
   >>> app.get('/star')['author']
   [u'Sinatra']

You can rename an entire set of fields::

   >>> [project['type'] for project in app.get('/')]
   [[u'song'], [u'song']]
   >>> response = app.post('/type', params={'song': 'number one hit'})
   >>> [project['type'] for project in app.get('/')]
   [[u'number one hit'], [u'number one hit']]

Fields in the request should be comma-separated and stripped of whitespace::

    >>> project = {'name': 'A New Project', 'description': 'new description', 'url': 'http://example.com'}
    >>> project_url = '/' + urlescape(project['name'])
    >>> response = app.new(**project)
    >>> fields = {'type': 'song, project, something special'}
    >>> response = app.post(project_url, params=fields)
    >>> sorted(app.get(project_url)['type'])
    [u'project', u'something special', u'song']
    
You won't be able to have multiple identical field values or empty values::

    >>> response = app.post(project_url, params=dict(author=' john, , , fielding, the third,,'))
    >>> sorted(app.get(project_url)['author'])
    [u'fielding', u'john', u'the third']

You should not be able to rename a project::

    >>> sorted([project['name'] for project in app.get('/')])
    [u'A New Project', u'fleem', u'star']
    >>> response = app.post('/star', params=dict(name=''), status=403)
    >>> response.status
    403
    >>> response = app.post('/fleem', params=dict(name='       '), status=403)
    >>> response.status
    403
    >>> sorted([project['name'] for project in app.get('/')])
    [u'A New Project', u'fleem', u'star']