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from unittest import makeSuite, TestSuite, TextTestRunner, TestCase |
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from inspect import getmembers, isclass |
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from tempfile import NamedTemporaryFile |
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from mock import patch, call |
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from itertools import product |
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from kamaki.cli.command_tree.test import Command, CommandTree |
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from kamaki.cli.config.test import Config |
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from kamaki.cli.argument.test import ( |
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Argument, ConfigArgument, RuntimeConfigArgument, FlagArgument, |
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ValueArgument, IntArgument, DateArgument, VersionArgument, |
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RepeatableArgument, KeyValueArgument, ProgressBarArgument, |
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ArgumentParseManager) |
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from kamaki.cli.utils.test import UtilsMethods |
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class History(TestCase): |
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def setUp(self): |
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from kamaki.cli.history import History as HClass |
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self.HCLASS = HClass
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self.file = NamedTemporaryFile()
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def tearDown(self): |
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self.file.close()
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def test__match(self): |
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self.assertRaises(AttributeError, self.HCLASS._match, 'ok', 42) |
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self.assertRaises(TypeError, self.HCLASS._match, 2.71, 'ok') |
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for args, expected in ( |
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(('XXX', None), True), |
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((None, None), True), |
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(('this line has some terms', 'some terms'), True), |
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(('this line has some terms', 'some bad terms'), False), |
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(('small line', 'not so small line terms'), False), |
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((['line', 'with', 'some', 'terms'], 'some terms'), True), |
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((['line', 'with', 'some terms'], 'some terms'), False)): |
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self.assertEqual(self.HCLASS._match(*args), expected) |
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def test_get(self): |
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history = self.HCLASS(self.file.name) |
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self.assertEqual(history.get(), [])
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sample_history = ( |
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u'kamaki history show\n',
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u'kamaki file list\n',
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u'kamaki touch pithos:f1\n',
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u'kamaki file info pithos:f1\n')
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self.file.write(''.join(sample_history)) |
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self.file.flush()
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expected = [u'%s.\t%s' % (
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i + 1, event) for i, event in enumerate(sample_history)] |
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self.assertEqual(history.get(), expected)
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self.assertEqual(history.get('kamaki'), expected) |
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self.assertEqual(history.get('file kamaki'), expected[1::2]) |
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self.assertEqual(history.get('pithos:f1'), expected[2:]) |
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self.assertEqual(history.get('touch pithos:f1'), expected[2:3]) |
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for limit in range(len(sample_history)): |
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self.assertEqual(history.get(limit=limit), expected[-limit:])
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self.assertEqual(
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history.get('kamaki', limit=limit), expected[-limit:])
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def test_add(self): |
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history = self.HCLASS(self.file.name) |
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some_strings = ('a brick', 'two bricks', 'another brick', 'A wall!') |
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for i, line in enumerate(some_strings): |
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history.add(line) |
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self.file.seek(0) |
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self.assertEqual(
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self.file.read(), '\n'.join(some_strings[:(i + 1)]) + '\n') |
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def test_empty(self): |
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content = 'a brick\ntwo bricks\nanother brick\nA wall!\n'
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self.file.write(content)
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self.file.flush()
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self.file.seek(0) |
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self.assertEqual(self.file.read(), content) |
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history = self.HCLASS(self.file.name) |
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history.empty() |
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self.file.seek(0) |
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self.assertEqual(self.file.read(), '') |
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def test_retrieve(self): |
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sample_history = ( |
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'kamaki history show\n',
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'kamaki file list\n',
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'kamaki file create /pithos/f1\n',
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'kamaki file info /pithos/f1\n',
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'last command is always excluded')
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self.file.write(''.join(sample_history)) |
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self.file.flush()
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history = self.HCLASS(self.file.name) |
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self.assertRaises(ValueError, history.retrieve, 'must be number') |
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self.assertRaises(TypeError, history.retrieve, [1, 2, 3]) |
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for i in (0, len(sample_history) + 1, - len(sample_history) - 1): |
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self.assertEqual(history.retrieve(i), None) |
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for i in range(1, len(sample_history)): |
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self.assertEqual(history.retrieve(i), sample_history[i - 1]) |
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self.assertEqual(history.retrieve(- i), sample_history[- i])
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class LoggerMethods(TestCase): |
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class PseudoLogger(object): |
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level = 'some level'
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_setLevel_calls = [] |
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_addHandler_calls = [] |
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def setLevel(self, *args): |
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self._setLevel_calls.append(args)
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def addHandler(self, *args): |
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self._addHandler_calls.append(args)
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class PseudoHandler(object): |
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_setFormatter_calls = [] |
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def setFormatter(self, *args): |
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self._setFormatter_calls.append(args)
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def setUp(self): |
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from kamaki.cli.logger import LOG_FILE, _blacklist |
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self.LF, self.BL = list(LOG_FILE), dict(_blacklist) |
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def tearDown(self): |
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self.PseudoLogger._setLevel_calls = []
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self.PseudoLogger._addHandler_calls = []
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self.PseudoLogger._setFormatter_calls = []
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from kamaki.cli.logger import LOG_FILE, _blacklist |
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for e in LOG_FILE: |
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LOG_FILE.pop() |
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for e in self.LF: |
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LOG_FILE.append(e) |
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_blacklist.clear() |
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_blacklist.update(self.BL)
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@patch('kamaki.cli.logger.logging.getLogger', return_value=PseudoLogger()) |
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def test_deactivate(self, GL): |
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from kamaki.cli.logger import deactivate, _blacklist |
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self.assertEqual(_blacklist, {})
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deactivate('some logger')
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GL.assert_called_once_with('some logger')
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self.assertEqual(
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_blacklist.get('some logger', None), self.PseudoLogger.level) |
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from logging import CRITICAL |
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self.assertEqual(self.PseudoLogger._setLevel_calls[-1], (CRITICAL, )) |
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@patch('kamaki.cli.logger.logging.getLogger', return_value=PseudoLogger()) |
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def test_activate(self, GL): |
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from kamaki.cli.logger import activate |
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activate('another logger')
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GL.assert_called_once_with('another logger')
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self.assertEqual(
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self.PseudoLogger._setLevel_calls[-1], (self.PseudoLogger.level, )) |
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def test_get_log_filename(self): |
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from kamaki.cli.logger import get_log_filename, LOG_FILE |
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f = NamedTemporaryFile() |
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for e in LOG_FILE: |
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LOG_FILE.pop() |
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LOG_FILE.append(f.name) |
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self.assertEqual(get_log_filename(), f.name)
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LOG_FILE.pop() |
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LOG_FILE.append(2 * f.name)
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print('\n Should print error msg here: ')
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self.assertEqual(get_log_filename(), None) |
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def test_set_log_filename(self): |
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from kamaki.cli.logger import set_log_filename, LOG_FILE |
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for n in ('some name', 'some other name'): |
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set_log_filename(n) |
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self.assertEqual(LOG_FILE[0], n) |
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@patch('kamaki.cli.logger.get_logger', return_value=PseudoLogger()) |
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@patch('kamaki.cli.logger.logging.Formatter', return_value='f0rm4t') |
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@patch(
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'kamaki.cli.logger.logging.StreamHandler',
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return_value=PseudoHandler()) |
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@patch(
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'kamaki.cli.logger.logging.FileHandler',
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return_value=PseudoHandler()) |
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def test__add_logger(self, FH, SH, F, GL): |
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from kamaki.cli.logger import _add_logger |
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from logging import DEBUG |
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stdf, cnt = '%(name)s\n %(message)s', 0 |
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for name, level, filename, fmt in product( |
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('my logger', ),
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('my level', None), |
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('my filename', None), |
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('my fmt', None)): |
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log = _add_logger(name, level, filename, fmt) |
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self.assertTrue(isinstance(log, self.PseudoLogger)) |
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self.assertEqual(GL.mock_calls[-1], call(name)) |
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if filename:
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self.assertEqual(FH.mock_calls[-1], call(filename)) |
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else:
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self.assertEqual(SH.mock_calls[-1], call()) |
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self.assertEqual(F.mock_calls[-1], call(fmt or stdf)) |
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self.assertEqual(
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self.PseudoHandler._setFormatter_calls[-1], ('f0rm4t', )) |
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cnt += 1
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self.assertEqual(len(self.PseudoLogger._addHandler_calls), cnt) |
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h = self.PseudoLogger._addHandler_calls[-1] |
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self.assertTrue(isinstance(h[0], self.PseudoHandler)) |
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l = self.PseudoLogger._setLevel_calls[-1] |
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self.assertEqual(l, (level or DEBUG, )) |
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@patch('kamaki.cli.logger.get_log_filename', return_value='my log fname') |
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@patch('kamaki.cli.logger.get_logger', return_value='my get logger ret') |
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def test_add_file_logger(self, GL, GLF): |
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from kamaki.cli.logger import add_file_logger |
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with patch('kamaki.cli.logger._add_logger', return_value='AL') as AL: |
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GLFcount = GLF.call_count |
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for name, level, filename in product( |
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('my name'), ('my level', None), ('my filename', None)): |
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self.assertEqual(add_file_logger(name, level, filename), 'AL') |
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self.assertEqual(AL.mock_calls[-1], call( |
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name, level, filename or 'my log fname', |
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fmt='%(name)s(%(levelname)s) %(asctime)s\n\t%(message)s'))
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if filename:
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self.assertEqual(GLFcount, GLF.call_count)
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else:
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GLFcount = GLF.call_count |
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self.assertEqual(GLF.mock_calls[-1], call()) |
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with patch('kamaki.cli.logger._add_logger', side_effect=Exception): |
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self.assertEqual(add_file_logger('X'), 'my get logger ret') |
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GL.assert_called_once_with('X')
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@patch('kamaki.cli.logger.get_logger', return_value='my get logger ret') |
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def test_add_stream_logger(self, GL): |
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from kamaki.cli.logger import add_stream_logger |
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with patch('kamaki.cli.logger._add_logger', return_value='AL') as AL: |
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for name, level, fmt in product( |
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('my name'), ('my level', None), ('my fmt', None)): |
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self.assertEqual(add_stream_logger(name, level, fmt), 'AL') |
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self.assertEqual(AL.mock_calls[-1], call(name, level, fmt=fmt)) |
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with patch('kamaki.cli.logger._add_logger', side_effect=Exception): |
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self.assertEqual(add_stream_logger('X'), 'my get logger ret') |
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GL.assert_called_once_with('X')
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@patch('kamaki.cli.logger.logging.getLogger', return_value=PseudoLogger()) |
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def test_get_logger(self, GL): |
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from kamaki.cli.logger import get_logger |
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get_logger('my logger name')
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GL.assert_called_once_with('my logger name')
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_RET = None
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class PseudoException(object): |
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def __init__(self, *args): |
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global _RET
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_RET = args |
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class CLIError(TestCase): |
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@patch('__builtin__.super', return_value=PseudoException()) |
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def test___init__(self, S): |
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from kamaki.cli.errors import CLIError |
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global _RET
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for message, details, importance in ( |
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('some msg', [], 0), |
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('some msg\n', 'details', 0), |
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('some msg', ['details1', 'details2'], 10)): |
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clie = CLIError(message, details, importance) |
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self.assertEqual(S.mock_calls[-1], call(CLIError, clie)) |
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self.assertEqual(_RET[0], (message + '\n') if ( |
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message and not message.endswith('\n')) else message) |
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self.assertEqual(clie.details, (list(details) if ( |
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isinstance(details, list)) else ['%s' % details]) if ( |
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details) else [])
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self.assertEqual(clie.importance, int(importance)) |
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clie = CLIError(message, details, 'non int')
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self.assertEqual(clie.importance, 0) |
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def test_raiseCLIError(self): |
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from kamaki.cli.errors import raiseCLIError, CLIError |
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for err, message, importance, details in ( |
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(Exception('msg'), '', 0, []), |
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(Exception('msg'), 'orther msg', 0, []), |
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(Exception('msg'), 'orther msg', 0, ['d1', 'd2']), |
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(Exception('msg'), '', 10, []), |
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(Exception('msg'), '', None, []), |
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(CLIError('some msg'), '', None, ['d1', 'd2']) |
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): |
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try:
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raiseCLIError(err, message, importance, details) |
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except CLIError as clie: |
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exp_msg = '%s' % (message or err) |
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exp_msg += '' if exp_msg.endswith('\n') else '\n' |
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self.assertEqual('%s' % clie, exp_msg) |
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self.assertEqual(clie.importance, importance or 0) |
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exp_d = list(details) if isinstance(details, list) else [ |
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'%s' % (details or '')] |
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base_msg = '%s' % err
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if message and base_msg != message: |
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exp_d.append(base_msg) |
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self.assertEqual(clie.details, exp_d)
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class CLIUnimplemented(TestCase): |
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def test___init__(self): |
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from kamaki.cli.errors import CLIUnimplemented |
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cliu = CLIUnimplemented() |
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self.assertEqual(
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'%s' % cliu,
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'I \'M SORRY, DAVE.\nI \'M AFRAID I CAN\'T DO THAT.\n')
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self.assertEqual(cliu.details, [
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' _ |',
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' _-- --_ |',
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' -- -- |',
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' -- . -- |',
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' -_ _- |',
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' -_ _- |',
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' - |'])
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self.assertEqual(cliu.importance, 3) |
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class CLIBaseUrlError(TestCase): |
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def test___init__(self): |
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from kamaki.cli.errors import CLIBaseUrlError |
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for service in ('', 'some service'): |
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clibue = CLIBaseUrlError(service=service) |
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self.assertEqual('%s' % clibue, 'No URL for %s\n' % service) |
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self.assertEqual(clibue.details, [
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'Two ways to resolve this:',
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'(Use the correct cloud name, instead of "default")',
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'A. (recommended) Let kamaki discover endpoint URLs for all',
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'services by setting a single Authentication URL and token:',
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' /config set cloud.default.url <AUTH_URL>',
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' /config set cloud.default.token <t0k3n>',
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'B. (advanced users) Explicitly set an %s endpoint URL' % (
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service.upper()), |
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'Note: URL option has a higher priority, so delete it to',
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'make that work',
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' /config delete cloud.default.url',
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' /config set cloud.%s.url <%s_URL>' % (
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service, service.upper())]) |
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self.assertEqual(clibue.importance, 2) |
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class CLISyntaxError(TestCase): |
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def test___init__(self): |
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from kamaki.cli.errors import CLISyntaxError |
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clise = CLISyntaxError() |
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self.assertEqual('%s' % clise, 'Syntax Error\n') |
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self.assertEqual(clise.details, [])
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self.assertEqual(clise.importance, 1) |
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class CLIInvalidArgument(TestCase): |
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def test___init__(self): |
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from kamaki.cli.errors import CLIInvalidArgument |
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cliia = CLIInvalidArgument() |
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self.assertEqual('%s' % cliia, 'Invalid Argument\n') |
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self.assertEqual(cliia.details, [])
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self.assertEqual(cliia.importance, 1) |
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class CLIUnknownCommand(TestCase): |
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def test___init__(self): |
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from kamaki.cli.errors import CLIUnknownCommand |
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cliec = CLIUnknownCommand() |
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self.assertEqual('%s' % cliec, 'Unknown Command\n') |
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self.assertEqual(cliec.details, [])
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self.assertEqual(cliec.importance, 1) |
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class CLICmdSpecError(TestCase): |
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def test___init__(self): |
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from kamaki.cli.errors import CLICmdSpecError |
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clicse = CLICmdSpecError() |
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self.assertEqual('%s' % clicse, 'Command Specification Error\n') |
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self.assertEqual(clicse.details, [])
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self.assertEqual(clicse.importance, 0) |
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# TestCase auxiliary methods
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def runTestCase(cls, test_name, args=[], failure_collector=[]): |
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"""
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:param cls: (TestCase) a set of Tests
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:param test_name: (str)
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:param args: (list) these are prefixed with test_ and used as params when
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instantiating cls
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:param failure_collector: (list) collects info of test failures
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:returns: (int) total # of run tests
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"""
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suite = TestSuite() |
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if args:
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suite.addTest(cls('_'.join(['test'] + args))) |
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else:
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suite.addTest(makeSuite(cls)) |
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print('* Test * %s *' % test_name)
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r = TextTestRunner(verbosity=2).run(suite)
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failure_collector += r.failures |
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return r.testsRun
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def get_test_classes(module=__import__(__name__), name=''): |
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module_stack = [module] |
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while module_stack:
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module = module_stack[-1]
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module_stack = module_stack[:-1]
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for objname, obj in getmembers(module): |
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if (objname == name or not name): |
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if isclass(obj) and objname != 'TestCase' and ( |
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issubclass(obj, TestCase)):
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yield (obj, objname)
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def main(argv): |
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found = False
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failure_collector = list()
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num_of_tests = 0
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for cls, name in get_test_classes(name=argv[1] if len(argv) > 1 else ''): |
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found = True
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num_of_tests += runTestCase(cls, name, argv[2:], failure_collector)
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if not found: |
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print('Test "%s" not found' % ' '.join(argv[1:])) |
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else:
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for i, failure in enumerate(failure_collector): |
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print('Failure %s: ' % (i + 1)) |
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for field in failure: |
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print('\t%s' % field)
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print('\nTotal tests run: %s' % num_of_tests)
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print('Total failures: %s' % len(failure_collector)) |
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if __name__ == '__main__': |
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from sys import argv |
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main(argv) |