source: products/quintagroup.plonegooglesitemaps/branches/blacklist/quintagroup/plonegooglesitemaps/filters.txt @ 2950

Blackout filtering
==================

Sitemaps has option to filterout objects, which shouldn't present
in a sitemap. This option is accessable in sitemap edit form
and present as "Blackout entries" lines field.

In earlier (<3.0.7 and <4.0.1) versions of the package the field
filter-out objects only by its ids, and looks like:

<pre>
  index.html
  index_html
</pre>

So all objects with "index.html" or "index_html" ids excluded
from the sitemap.

In the new versions of GoogleSitemaps filtering was remaked
to pluggable architecture. Now filters are named mutli adapters.
By default there are only two most useful filters - "id" and
"path".

Because of different filters can be used - new syntax applied
to the "Blackout entries" field. Every record in the field
should follow the spec:
  
  [<filter name>:]<filter arguments>

By default (if no <filter name> specified) - "id" filter will
be used. If <filter name> specified - system looking for 
<filter name> name  multiadapter to IBlackoutFilter interface.
If such multiadapter was not found - it's ignored silently.


Setup 
=====

First, we must perform some setup. We use the testbrowser that is shipped
with Five, as this provides proper Zope 2 integration. Most of the 
documentation, though, is in the underlying zope.testbrower package.

    >>> from Products.Five.testbrowser import Browser
    >>> browser = Browser()
    >>> portal_url = self.portal.absolute_url()

The following is useful when writing and debugging testbrowser tests. It lets
us see all error messages in the error_log.

    >>> self.portal.error_log._ignored_exceptions = ()

With that in place, we can go to the portal front page and log in. We will
do this using the default user from PloneTestCase:

    >>> from Products.PloneTestCase.setup import portal_owner, default_password
    >>> browser.open(portal_url)

We have the login portlet, so let's use that.

    >>> browser.open('http://nohost/plone/login_form')
    >>> browser.getLink('Log in').click()
    >>> browser.url
    'http://nohost/plone/login_form'
    >>> browser.getControl('Login Name').value = portal_owner
    >>> browser.getControl('Password').value = default_password
    >>> browser.getControl('Log in').click()
    >>> "You are now logged in" in browser.contents
    True
    >>> "Login failed" in browser.contents
    False
    >>> browser.url
    'http://nohost/plone/login_form'



Functionality
=============

First create several documents for demonstrations.

In the root of the portal

    >>> self.addDocument(self.portal, "doc1", "Document 1 text")
    >>> self.addDocument(self.portal, "doc2", "Document 2 text")

And in the memeber's folder

    >>> self.addDocument(self.folder, "doc1", "Member Document 1 text")
    >>> self.addDocument(self.folder, "doc2", "Member Document 2 text")

We need add sitemap, of corse, for demonstration.

    >>> browser.open(portal_url + "/prefs_gsm_settings")
    >>> browser.getControl('Add Content Sitemap').click()
    
Now we bring-up to edit form of the newly created content sitemap.
We interested in two things: "Blackout entries" field must present
in the form and it should be empty by default.
    
    
    >>> file("/tmp/browser.0.html","wb").write(browser.contents)
    >>> blackout_list = browser.getControl("Blackout entries")
    >>> blackout_list
    <Control name='blackout_list:lines' type='textarea'>
    >>> blackout_list.value == ""
    True
    >>> save_button = browser.getControl("Save")
    >>> save_button
    <SubmitControl name='form.button.save' type='submit'>
    >>> save_button.click()


Click on "Save" button lead us to result sitemap view.

    >>> print browser.contents
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding=...


After adding "Content Sitemap", "sitemap.xml" link will appear
on "Settings" tab page of Plone Google Sitemap configlet.

    >>> browser.open(portal_url + "/prefs_gsm_settings")
    >>> smedit_link = browser.getLink('sitemap.xml')
    >>> smedit_url = smedit_link.url

This link lead to edit form of the newly created sitemap.xml.
Also prepare view link to simplifier following demonstrations.

    >>> smedit_url.endswith("sitemap.xml/edit")
    True
    >>> smview_url = smedit_url[:-5]


No filters
==========

Resulted sitemap has no filters - all document should present in it.

    >>> browser.open(smview_url)
    >>> file("/tmp/browser.1.html","wb").write(browser.contents)
    >>> no_filters_content = browser.contents

Check if resulted page is real sitemap...

    >>> print browser.contents
    <?xml version="1.0" encoding=...


To check urls, which pass filters - create regular expression...

    >>> reloc = re.compile("<loc>%s([^\<]*)</loc>" % self.portal.absolute_url(), re.S)

With help of reloc regular expression - check if all 4 documents + default
front-page present in the sitemap without filters.

    >>> no_filters_res = reloc.findall(no_filters_content)
    >>> len(no_filters_res) == 5
    True
    >>> no_filters_res.sort()
    >>> print "\n".join(no_filters_res)
    /Members/test_user_1_/doc1
    /Members/test_user_1_/doc2
    /doc1
    /doc2
    /front-page


Check "id" filter
=================

Go to the edit form of the sitemap and add "doc1"
and "front-page" lines with "id:" prefix to the
"Blackout entries" field.

    >>> browser.open(smedit_url)
    >>> filtercontrol = browser.getControl("Blackout entries")
    >>> filtercontrol.value = "id:doc1\nid:front-page"
    >>> browser.getControl("Save").click()
    >>> id_filter_content = browser.contents

As result - all "doc1" and "front-page" documents must be
filtered-out from the sitemap.

    >>> id_filter_res = reloc.findall(id_filter_content)
    >>> len(id_filter_res) == 2
    True
    >>> id_filter_res.sort()
    >>> print "\n".join(id_filter_res)
    /Members/test_user_1_/doc2
    /doc2


Check "path" filter
===================

Suppouse we wont to filter-out doc2 of the test_user_1_'s (but 
not from the portal root) and the front-page from the portal root.

    >>> browser.open(smedit_url)
    >>> filtercontrol = browser.getControl("Blackout entries")
    >>> filtercontrol.value = "path:/Members/test_user_1_/doc2\npath:/front-page"
    >>> browser.getControl("Save").click()
    >>> path_filter_content = browser.contents

As result - "doc2" of the pointed member and "front-page" documents
must be filtered-out from the sitemap.

    >>> path_filter_res = reloc.findall(path_filter_content)
    >>> len(path_filter_res) == 3
    True
    >>> path_filter_res.sort()
    >>> print "\n".join(path_filter_res)
    /Members/test_user_1_/doc1
    /doc1
    /doc2


Check default filter
====================

Lets check what filter should be used for old-feshion filters
(without any filter name prefixes)?

Go to the edit form of the sitemap and add "doc1" and front-page
lines without any filter name prefix to the "Blackout entries"
field.

    >>> browser.open(portal_url + "/sitemap.xml/edit")
    >>> filtercontrol = browser.getControl("Blackout entries")
    >>> filtercontrol.value = "doc1\nfront-page"
    >>> browser.getControl("Save").click()
    >>> default_filter_content = browser.contents

By default "id" filter must be used, so all "doc1" and "front-page"
objects must be filtered-out from the sitemap.

    >>> default_filter_res = reloc.findall(default_filter_content)
    >>> len(default_filter_res) == 2
    True
    >>> default_filter_res.sort()
    >>> print "\n".join(default_filter_res)
    /Members/test_user_1_/doc2
    /doc2