public void GetExpirationDate_Valid_ReturnsCorrectDate(string input, int year, int month, int day)
{
var result = CollectionSettingsApi.GetExpirationDate(input);
Assert.That(result.Year, Is.EqualTo(year));
Assert.That(result.Month, Is.EqualTo(month));
Assert.That(result.Day, Is.EqualTo(day));
}
private void OnLoad(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
_countryText.Text = _collectionSettings.Country;
_provinceText.Text = _collectionSettings.Province;
_districtText.Text = _collectionSettings.District;
_bloomCollectionName.Text = _collectionSettings.CollectionName;
_brand = _collectionSettings.BrandingProjectKey;
_subscriptionCode = _collectionSettings.SubscriptionCode;
// Set the branding as an (incomplete) code if we are running with a legacy branding
if (CollectionSettingsApi.LegacyBrandingName != null && string.IsNullOrEmpty(_subscriptionCode))
{
_subscriptionCode = CollectionSettingsApi.LegacyBrandingName;
}
CollectionSettingsApi.SetSubscriptionCode(_subscriptionCode, IsSubscriptionCodeKnown(), GetEnterpriseStatus());
_loaded = true;
Logger.WriteEvent("Entered Settings Dialog");
}
/// <summary>
/// Return true if the part of the subscription code that identifies the branding is one we know about.
/// Either the branding files must exist or the expiration date must be set, even if expired.
/// This allows new, not yet implemented, subscriptions/brandings to be recognized as valid, and expired
/// subscriptions to be flagged as such but not treated as totally invalid.
/// </summary>
bool IsSubscriptionCodeKnown()
{
return(BrandingProject.HaveFilesForBranding(_brand) || CollectionSettingsApi.GetExpirationDate(_subscriptionCode) != DateTime.MinValue);
}
/// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
public void Load()
{
try
{
// Previously was SIL.IO.RobustIO.LoadXElement(SettingsFilePath). However, we had problems with this
// using some non-roman collection names...specifically, one involving the Northern Pashto
// localization of 'books' (┌й╪к╪з╪и┘И┘Ж┘З)...see BL-5416. It seems that somewhere in the
// implementation of Linq.XElement.Load() the path is converted to a URL and then back
// to a path and something changes in that process so that a valid path passed to Load()
// raises an invalid path exception. Reading the file directly and then parsing the string
// works around this problem.
var settingsContent = RobustFile.ReadAllText(SettingsFilePath, Encoding.UTF8);
var nameMigrations = new[]
{
new[] { "LanguageName", "Language1Name" },
new[] { "IsShellLibrary", "IsSourceCollection" },
new[] { "National1Iso639Code", "Language2Iso639Code" },
new[] { "National2Iso639Code", "Language3Iso639Code" },
new[] { "IsShellMakingProject", "IsSourceCollection" },
new[] { "Local Community", "Local-Community" } // migrate for 4.4
};
foreach (var fromTo in nameMigrations)
{
settingsContent = settingsContent.Replace(fromTo[0], fromTo[1]);
}
var xml = XElement.Parse(settingsContent);
// The default if we don't find one is the arbitrary ID generated when we initialized
// the variable (at its declaration).
CollectionId = ReadString(xml, "CollectionId", CollectionId);
Language1.ReadFromXml(xml, true, "en");
Language2.ReadFromXml(xml, true, "self");
Language3.ReadFromXml(xml, true, Language2.Iso639Code);
SignLanguageIso639Code = ReadString(xml, "SignLanguageIso639Code", /* old name */
ReadString(xml, "SignLanguageIso639Code", ""));
XMatterPackName = ReadString(xml, "XMatterPack", "Factory");
var style = ReadString(xml, "PageNumberStyle", "Decimal");
//for historical (and maybe future?) reasons, we collect the page number style as one of the
//CSS counter number styles
PageNumberStyle = CssNumberStylesToCultureOrDigits.Keys.Contains(style) ? style : "Decimal";
OneTimeCheckVersionNumber = ReadInteger(xml, "OneTimeCheckVersionNumber", 0);
BrandingProjectKey = ReadString(xml, "BrandingProjectName", "Default");
SubscriptionCode = ReadString(xml, "SubscriptionCode", null);
if (BrandingProjectKey != "Default" && BrandingProjectKey != "Local-Community" && !Program.RunningHarvesterMode)
{
// Validate branding, so things can't be circumvented by just typing something random into settings
var expirationDate = CollectionSettingsApi.GetExpirationDate(SubscriptionCode);
if (expirationDate < DateTime.Now) // no longer require branding files to exist yet
{
InvalidBranding = BrandingProjectKey;
BrandingProjectKey = "Default"; // keep the code, but don't use it as active branding.
}
}
SignLanguageName = ReadString(xml, "SignLanguageName", GetSignLanguageName_NoCache());
Country = ReadString(xml, "Country", "");
Province = ReadString(xml, "Province", "");
District = ReadString(xml, "District", "");
AllowNewBooks = ReadBoolean(xml, "AllowNewBooks", true);
IsSourceCollection = ReadBoolean(xml, "IsSourceCollection", false);
string audioRecordingModeStr = ReadString(xml, "AudioRecordingMode", "Unknown");
TalkingBookApi.AudioRecordingMode parsedAudioRecordingMode;
if (!Enum.TryParse(audioRecordingModeStr, out parsedAudioRecordingMode))
{
parsedAudioRecordingMode = TalkingBookApi.AudioRecordingMode.Unknown;
}
AudioRecordingMode = parsedAudioRecordingMode;
AudioRecordingTrimEndMilliseconds = ReadInteger(xml, "AudioRecordingTrimEndMilliseconds",
kDefaultAudioRecordingTrimEndMilliseconds);
Administrators = ReadString(xml, "Administrators", "")
.Split(new[] { "," }, StringSplitOptions.RemoveEmptyEntries);
var defaultTags = ReadString(xml, "DefaultBookTags", "").Split(',');
var defaultBookshelfTag = defaultTags.Where(t => t.StartsWith("bookshelf:")).FirstOrDefault();
DefaultBookshelf = defaultBookshelfTag == null
? ""
: defaultBookshelfTag.Substring("bookshelf:".Length);
var bulkPublishSettingsFromXml = BulkBloomPubPublishSettings.LoadFromXElement(xml);
if (bulkPublishSettingsFromXml != null)
{
BulkPublishBloomPubSettings = bulkPublishSettingsFromXml;
}
}
catch (Exception)
{
string settingsContents;
try
{
settingsContents = RobustFile.ReadAllText(SettingsFilePath);
}
catch (Exception error)
{
settingsContents = error.Message;
}
Logger.WriteEvent("Contents of " + SettingsFilePath + ": /r/n" + settingsContents);
// We used to notify the user of a problem here.
// But now we decided it is better to catch at a higher level, at OpenProjectWindow(), else we have two different
// error UI dialogs for the same problem. See BL-9916.
throw;
}
try
{
string oldcustomCollectionStylesPath = FolderPath.CombineForPath("collection.css");
if (RobustFile.Exists(oldcustomCollectionStylesPath))
{
string newcustomCollectionStylesPath = FolderPath.CombineForPath("customCollectionStyles.css");
RobustFile.Move(oldcustomCollectionStylesPath, newcustomCollectionStylesPath);
}
}
catch (Exception)
{
//ah well, we tried, no big deal, only a couple of beta testers used this old name
}
// Check if we need to do a one time check (perhaps migrate to a new Settings value)
if (OneTimeCheckVersionNumber < kCurrentOneTimeCheckVersionNumber)
{
DoOneTimeCheck();
}
SetAnalyticsProperties();
}
/// ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
public void Load()
{
try
{
// Previously was SIL.IO.RobustIO.LoadXElement(SettingsFilePath). However, we had problems with this
// using some non-roman collection names...specifically, one involving the Northern Pashti
// localization of 'books' (┌й╪к╪з╪и┘И┘Ж┘З)...see BL-5416. It seems that somewhere in the
// implementation of Linq.XElement.Load() the path is converted to a URL and then back
// to a path and something changes in that process so that a valid path passed to Load()
// raises an invalid path exception. Reading the file directly and then parsing the string
// works around this problem.
var settingsContent = RobustFile.ReadAllText(SettingsFilePath, Encoding.UTF8);
var nameMigrations = new[]
{
new[] { "LanguageName", "Language1Name" },
new[] { "IsShellLibrary", "IsSourceCollection" },
new[] { "National1Iso639Code", "Language2Iso639Code" },
new[] { "National2Iso639Code", "Language3Iso639Code" },
new[] { "IsShellMakingProject", "IsSourceCollection" },
new[] { "Local Community", "Local-Community" } // migrate for 4.4
};
foreach (var fromTo in nameMigrations)
{
settingsContent = settingsContent.Replace(fromTo[0], fromTo[1]);
}
var xml = XElement.Parse(settingsContent);
Language1.ReadFromXml(xml, true, "en");
Language2.ReadFromXml(xml, true, "self");
Language3.ReadFromXml(xml, true, Language2.Iso639Code);
SignLanguageIso639Code = ReadString(xml, "SignLanguageIso639Code", /* old name */
ReadString(xml, "SignLanguageIso639Code", ""));
XMatterPackName = ReadString(xml, "XMatterPack", "Factory");
var style = ReadString(xml, "PageNumberStyle", "Decimal");
//for historical (and maybe future?) reasons, we collect the page number style as one of the
//CSS counter number styles
PageNumberStyle = CssNumberStylesToCultureOrDigits.Keys.Contains(style) ? style : "Decimal";
OneTimeCheckVersionNumber = ReadInteger(xml, "OneTimeCheckVersionNumber", 0);
BrandingProjectKey = ReadString(xml, "BrandingProjectName", "Default");
SubscriptionCode = ReadString(xml, "SubscriptionCode", null);
if (BrandingProjectKey != "Default" && BrandingProjectKey != "Local-Community" && !Program.RunningHarvesterMode)
{
// Validate branding, so things can't be circumvented by just typing something into settings
var expirationDate = CollectionSettingsApi.GetExpirationDate(SubscriptionCode);
if (expirationDate < DateTime.Now || BrandingProject.GetProjectChoices().All(bp => bp.Key != BrandingProjectKey))
{
InvalidBranding = BrandingProjectKey;
BrandingProjectKey = "Default"; // keep the code, but don't use it as active branding.
}
}
SignLanguageName = ReadString(xml, "SignLanguageName", GetSignLanguageName_NoCache());
Country = ReadString(xml, "Country", "");
Province = ReadString(xml, "Province", "");
District = ReadString(xml, "District", "");
AllowNewBooks = ReadBoolean(xml, "AllowNewBooks", true);
IsSourceCollection = ReadBoolean(xml, "IsSourceCollection", false);
string audioRecordingModeStr = ReadString(xml, "AudioRecordingMode", "Unknown");
TalkingBookApi.AudioRecordingMode parsedAudioRecordingMode;
if (!Enum.TryParse(audioRecordingModeStr, out parsedAudioRecordingMode))
{
parsedAudioRecordingMode = TalkingBookApi.AudioRecordingMode.Unknown;
}
AudioRecordingMode = parsedAudioRecordingMode;
AudioRecordingTrimEndMilliseconds = ReadInteger(xml, "AudioRecordingTrimEndMilliseconds",
kDefaultAudioRecordingTrimEndMilliseconds);
}
catch (Exception e)
{
string settingsContents = "";
try
{
settingsContents = RobustFile.ReadAllText(SettingsFilePath);
}
catch (Exception error)
{
settingsContents = error.Message;
}
Logger.WriteEvent("Contents of " + SettingsFilePath + ": /r/n" + settingsContents);
SIL.Reporting.ErrorReport.NotifyUserOfProblem(e, "There was an error reading the file {0}. Please report this error to the developers. To get access to your books, you should make a new collection, then copy your book folders from this broken collection into the new one, then run Bloom again.", SettingsFilePath);
throw;
}
try
{
string oldcustomCollectionStylesPath = FolderPath.CombineForPath("collection.css");
if (RobustFile.Exists(oldcustomCollectionStylesPath))
{
string newcustomCollectionStylesPath = FolderPath.CombineForPath("customCollectionStyles.css");
RobustFile.Move(oldcustomCollectionStylesPath, newcustomCollectionStylesPath);
}
}
catch (Exception)
{
//ah well, we tried, no big deal, only a couple of beta testers used this old name
}
// Check if we need to do a one time check (perhaps migrate to a new Settings value)
if (OneTimeCheckVersionNumber < kCurrentOneTimeCheckVersionNumber)
{
DoOneTimeCheck();
}
SetAnalyticsProperties();
}
public void SummaryHtmlGetsFlavorVariablesFilledIn(string fullEnterpriseCode, string expectedFolderName, string expectedFlavor)
{
var result = CollectionSettingsApi.GetSummaryHtml(fullEnterpriseCode);
Assert.That(result, Contains.Substring(expectedFlavor));
}
[TestCase("Acme-003506-", true)] // No digits in part 3 is OK, even though part 3 won't parse
public void SubscriptionAppearsIncomplete(string input, bool incomplete)
{
var result = CollectionSettingsApi.SubscriptionCodeLooksIncomplete(input);
Assert.That(result, Is.EqualTo(incomplete));
}
[TestCase("Somevery long fake thing-361769-19523")] // Too many digits in part 3
public void GetExpirationDate_InValid_ReturnsMinDate(string input)
{
var result = CollectionSettingsApi.GetExpirationDate(input);
Assert.That(result, Is.EqualTo(DateTime.MinValue));
}
