Plone Audio Patch
=================

The following doctest suite is meant to be run against mp3 audio implementation
to ensure that p4a.audiopatch added to p4a.audio support for correct reading not
english id3 tag info. (This doctest suite borrows much from Plone4ArtistsAudio testsuite.)

We begin this process by creating a new instance of a file content
type.

  >>> id = self.folder.invokeFactory(self.file_content_type, 'samplefile')
  >>> samplefile = self.folder[id]

Keeping the sample audio files small it should be no problem loading
them into memory for testing purposes.  So we proceed to give the
previous file instance the sample file binary data.

  >>> f = open(self.samplefile, 'rb')
  >>> data = f.read()
  >>> f.close()
  >>> samplefile.getRawFile().update_data(data, self.required_mimetype, len(data))

This is all fine and dandy but since we went a little lowlevel to update
the file, this means IAudio hasn't had a chance to update the audio
metadata and related logic.  So we need to fire IObjectModifiedEvent to
kick IAudio.

  >>> from zope import event
  >>> from zope.app.event import objectevent
  >>> event.notify(objectevent.ObjectModifiedEvent(samplefile))

Now lets look up IAudio and get the data we expect from importing the
audio file.
 
  >>> from p4a.audio.interfaces import IAudio
  >>> audiofile = IAudio(samplefile)

Lets check does audiofile provide IAudioEncoded interface (added by Plone4artistsAudioPatch)

  >>> from p4a.audiopatch.interfaces import IAudioEncoded
  >>> IAudioEncoded.providedBy(audiofile)
  True
  >>> audiofile.encoding == ''
  True
  >>> audiofile.original_encoding == self.eyeD3_encoding
  True

Lets check that audiofile info fields are encoded wrong

  >>> audiofile.title == self.fields['title']
  False
  >>> audiofile.album == self.fields['album']
  False
  >>> audiofile.artist == self.fields['artist']
  False

Now we set right encoding of id3 tag.

  >>> audiofile.encoding = self.tag_encoding
  >>> audiofile.title == self.fields['title']
  True
  >>> audiofile.album == self.fields['album']
  True
  >>> audiofile.artist == self.fields['artist']
  True

Do a little CMF testing.

  >>> samplefile.Title() == self.fields['title'].encode('utf-8')
  True

Test reset of encodings fields when IObjectModifiedEvent fired.

  >>> event.notify(objectevent.ObjectModifiedEvent(samplefile))
  >>> audiofile.encoding
  ''
  >>> audiofile.original_encoding
  'utf_8'