How to use test_contains_value method in assertpy

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validators.py

Source:validators.py

1from __future__ import print_function, unicode_literals2import inspect3from django.core.exceptions import ImproperlyConfigured4from django.core.urlresolvers import Resolver404, resolve5from django.template.response import SimpleTemplateResponse6from six.moves.urllib_parse import urlsplit, urlunsplit7class BaseValidator(object):8    """9    Base validator which should be sub-classed to create10    custom validators.11    :var tuple BaseValidator.expected_attrs: Required attributes for the12        validator. :py:meth:`_check_improper_configuration`13        will verify that all of these attributes are defined.14        .. note:: Each validator should only define required15            attributes for itself. :py:meth:`_get_expected_attrs`16            will automatically return required attributes17            from all current validator and base classes.18    :param test_step: :py:class:`subui.step.TestStep`19        instance which will be used to make assertions on.20        .. note:: This parameter is not really required in the21            ``__init__`` because the same step will be passed22            in :py:meth:`test` however is useful in ``__init__``23            in case subclass validator needs to apply custom24            login according to values from the ``step``.25    """26    expected_attrs = None27    def __init__(self, test_step=None, **kwargs):28        self.step = test_step29        self.__dict__.update(**kwargs)30    def _get_expected_attrs(self):31        """32        Get all required/expected attributes as defined by33        :py:attr:`expected_attrs` from all current and base34        classes.35        For example::36            class Validator1(BaseValidator):37                expected_attr = ('foo', 'bar')38            class Validator2(Validator1):39                expected_attr = ('hello', 'world')40            > validator = Validator2()41            > validator._get_expected_attrs()42            ['foo', 'bar', 'hello', 'world']43        :rtype: list44        """45        bases = inspect.getmro(self.__class__)46        attrs = set()47        for base in bases:48            attrs |= set(getattr(base, 'expected_attrs', None) or set())49        return list(sorted(attrs))50    def _check_improper_configuration(self):51        """52        Check that the validator is configured correctly53        by verifying that all attributes as returned by54        :py:meth:`_get_expected_attrs` are defined.55        :raises ImproperlyConfigured: If any of the required56            attributes are not defined.57        """58        for attr in self._get_expected_attrs():59            if not getattr(self, attr, None):60                msg = '{} requires to define {}'61                raise ImproperlyConfigured(62                    msg.format(self.__class__.__name__, attr)63                )64    def _get_base_error_message(self):65        """66        Get base error message which will be used in assertions67        """68        msg = 'Response for {{{key}:{step}}} requesting "{url}"'69        msg = msg.format(70            key=self.step.step_key,71            step=self.step.__class__.__name__,72            url=self.step.get_url(),73        )74        return msg75    def test(self, test_step):76        """77        Test the step's server response by making78        all the necessary assertions. This method79        by default saves the ``test_step`` parameter80        into :py:attr:`step` and validates the validator81        by using :py:meth:`_check_improper_configuration`.82        All subclass validators should actually implement83        assertions in this method.84        :param test_step: Test step85        """86        self.step = test_step87        self._check_improper_configuration()88class HeaderValidator(BaseValidator):89    """90    Validator which can check that a particular header91    is returned and that it is of particular value.92    :var str HeaderValidator.header_name: Name of the header which93        must be returned94    :var str expected_header: Expected header value95        to be returned96    :var bool HeaderValidator.test_header_value: Whether to test the97        header value or simply check its existence98    :var test_contains_value: Whether to test if the99        header value contains another value, or simply100        check equality to that value101    """102    expected_attrs = ('header_name', 'expected_header',)103    header_name = None104    expected_header = None105    test_header_value = True106    test_contains_value = False107    def _get_expected_attrs(self):108        """109        Get all expected attributes except remove "expected_header"110        if :py:attr:`test_header_value` is ``False``.111        """112        attrs = super(HeaderValidator, self)._get_expected_attrs()113        if not self.test_header_value:114            attrs.remove('expected_header')115        return attrs116    def test(self, test_step):117        """118        Test the response returned with119        :py:attr:header_name header and that its value120        is equal to :py:attr:expected_header if121        :py:attr:test_header_value is True.122        If :py:attr:test_contains_value is True,123        header value will be tested to contain expected value.124        """125        super(HeaderValidator, self).test(test_step)126        if self.test_contains_value:127            self.test_header_value = False128        self.step.test.assertIn(129            self.header_name,130            self.step.response,131            '{} must contain {} header'132            ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(),133                      self.header_name)134        )135        if self.test_header_value:136            self.test_contains_value = False137            self.step.test.assertEqual(138                self.step.response[self.header_name],139                self.expected_header,140                '{} returned header {} with value {} != {}'141                ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(),142                          self.header_name,143                          self.step.response[self.header_name],144                          self.expected_header)145            )146        if self.test_contains_value:147            self.step.test.assertIn(148                self.expected_header,149                self.step.response[self.header_name],150                '{} returned header {} with value {} which doesnt contain {}'151                ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(),152                          self.header_name,153                          self.step.response[self.header_name],154                          self.expected_header)155            )156class HeaderContentTypeValidator(HeaderValidator):157    """158    Validator to check that the expected159    "Content-Type" header is returned.160    """161    header_name = 'Content-Type'162class HeaderLocationValidator(HeaderValidator):163    """164    Validator to check that the redirect165    "Location" header is returned166    """167    header_name = 'Location'168class StatusCodeValidator(BaseValidator):169    """170    Validator which allows to verify the returned171    server status code such as "OK-200" or "Redirect-302", etc.172    :var int StatusCodeValidator.expected_status_code: Expected status code to be173        returned by the server174    """175    expected_attrs = ('expected_status_code',)176    expected_status_code = None177    def test(self, test_step):178        """179        Test that the response status code180        matched expected status code.181        """182        super(StatusCodeValidator, self).test(test_step)183        self.step.test.assertEqual(184            self.step.response.status_code,185            self.expected_status_code,186            '{} returned with status code {} != {}'187            ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(),188                      self.step.response.status_code,189                      self.expected_status_code)190        )191class StatusCodeCreatedValidator(StatusCodeValidator):192    """193    Validator to check that the returned status194    code is created - 201195    """196    expected_status_code = 201197class StatusCodeOkValidator(StatusCodeValidator):198    """199    Validator to check that the returned status200    code is OK - 200201    """202    expected_status_code = 200203class StatusCodeRedirectValidator(HeaderLocationValidator, StatusCodeValidator):204    """205    Validator to check that the server returns a redirect206    with the "Location" header defined.207    """208    expected_status_code = 302209    test_header_value = False210class RedirectToRouteValidator(StatusCodeRedirectValidator):211    """212    Validator which also checks that the server returns213    a redirect to an expected Django route.214    :var str expected_route_name: Route name to which215        the server should redirect to216    """217    expected_attrs = ('expected_route_name',)218    expected_route_name = None219    def test(self, test_step):220        """221        Test the response by additionally testing222        that the response redirects to an expected223        route as defined by :py:attr:`expected_route_name`.224        """225        super(RedirectToRouteValidator, self).test(test_step)226        location = self.step.response['Location']227        # remove schema, query string and host from URL. Since query string need to be removed to properly resolve that url228        location = urlunsplit(('', '', urlsplit(location).path, '', ''))229        try:230            redirected_to_route = resolve(location).view_name231        except Resolver404:232            msg = '{} returned a redirect to "{}" which cannot be resolved'233            self.step.test.fail(msg.format(self._get_base_error_message(),234                                           location))235        self.step.test.assertEqual(236            redirected_to_route,237            self.expected_route_name,238            '{} returned redirect to route {} != {}'239            ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(),240                      redirected_to_route,241                      self.expected_route_name)242        )243class ResponseContentContainsValidator(StatusCodeOkValidator):244    """245    Validator which also checks that returned response246    content contains expect string.247    :var str expected_content: Expected string in the248        server response249    """250    expected_attrs = ('expected_content',)251    expected_content = None252    def test(self, test_step):253        """254        Test the response by additionally testing255        that the response context contains expected256        string as defined by :py:attr:`expected_content`.257        """258        super(ResponseContentContainsValidator, self).test(test_step)259        self.step.test.assertIn(260            self.expected_content,261            # need to decode since content is binary262            self.step.response.content.decode('utf-8'),263            '{} does not contain {!r} in its content'264            ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(),265                      self.expected_content)266        )267class ResponseContentNotContainsValidator(StatusCodeOkValidator):268    """269    Validator checks that returned response270    content does not contain unexpected string.271    :var str unexpected_content: Unexpected string in the272        server response273    """274    expected_attrs = ('unexpected_content',)275    unexpected_content = None276    def test(self, test_step):277        """278        Test the response by additionally testing279        that the response context does not contain the unexpected280        string as defined by :py:attr:`unexpected_content`.281        """282        super(ResponseContentNotContainsValidator, self).test(test_step)283        self.step.test.assertNotIn(284            self.unexpected_content,285            # need to decode since content is binary286            self.step.response.content.decode('utf-8'),287            'UnexpectedContentFound: {} contains {!r} in its content. '288            ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(),289                      self.unexpected_content)290        )291class SessionDataValidator(BaseValidator):292    """293    Validator which allows to verify the data in the session based on294    session key.295    :var str expected_session_key: Expected session key to be present in session296    :var list expected_session_secondary_keys: List of Expected session key to be present in session297    """298    expected_attrs = ('expected_session_key',)299    expected_session_key = None300    expected_session_secondary_keys = []301    def test(self, test_step):302        """303        Test that expected session key is present. If expected session data provided,304        ensure the expected session key data matches what is there currently.305        """306        super(SessionDataValidator, self).test(test_step)307        self.step.test.assertIn(308            self.expected_session_key,309            self.step.response.wsgi_request.session.keys(),310            '{} does not contain session[{!r}].'311            ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(),312                      self.expected_session_key)313        )314        if self.expected_session_secondary_keys:315            self.step.test.assertIsInstance(316                self.step.response.wsgi_request.session[self.expected_session_key],317                dict,318                '{} session[{!r}] is not a dictionary hence cannot contain secondary keys.'319                ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(), self.expected_session_key)320            )321        # Make sure secondary keys are not empty.322        for secondary_key in self.expected_session_secondary_keys:323            self.step.test.assertIn(324                secondary_key,325                self.step.response.wsgi_request.session[self.expected_session_key].keys(),326                '{} does not contain session[{!r}][{!r}].'327                ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(), self.expected_session_key, secondary_key)328            )329            self.step.test.assertIsNotNone(330                self.step.response.wsgi_request.session[self.expected_session_key][secondary_key],331                '{} contains session[{!r}][{!r}] but is empty.'332                ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(), self.expected_session_key, secondary_key)333            )334class FormInitialDataValidator(BaseValidator):335    """336    Validator checks that form in response has expected data in initial data.337    :var str initial_data_key: Expected initial data key to be present in form initial data338    :var expected_initial_data_value: Expected value initial value should be set to339    :var str context_data_form_name: Template context data key for form data340    :var bool test_initial_value: Test if the initial value matched expected value341    :var bool test_initial_value_present: Test if the initial value key is present in initial data342    :var bool test_initial_value_not_none: Test if the initial value is not ``None``343    """344    expected_attrs = ('initial_data_key',)345    initial_data_key = None346    expected_initial_data_value = None347    context_data_form_name = 'form'348    test_initial_value = False349    test_initial_value_present = True350    test_initial_value_not_none = True351    def test(self, test_step):352        super(FormInitialDataValidator, self).test(test_step)353        self.step.test.assertIsInstance(354            self.step.response,355            SimpleTemplateResponse,356            '{} did not return SimpleTemplateResponse '357            'and as such response.context_data is not accessible. '358            'It returned {!r}'359            ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(),360                      type(self.step.response))361        )362        self.step.test.assertIn(363            self.context_data_form_name,364            self.step.response.context_data,365            '{} did not render with {!r} in its context_data'366            ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(),367                      self.context_data_form_name)368        )369        self.step.test.assertIsInstance(370            self.step.response.context_data[self.context_data_form_name].initial,371            dict,372            '{} did not render with the context_data[{!r}].initial being a dictionary'373            ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(),374                      self.context_data_form_name)375        )376        if self.test_initial_value_present:377            self.step.test.assertIn(378                self.initial_data_key,379                self.step.response.context_data[self.context_data_form_name].initial.keys(),380                '{} did not render with {!r} in the context_data[{!r}].initial. '381                'Provided keys - {!r}'382                ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(),383                          self.initial_data_key,384                          self.context_data_form_name,385                          self.step.response.context_data[self.context_data_form_name].initial.keys())386            )387        if self.test_initial_value_not_none:388            self.step.test.assertIsNotNone(389                self.step.response.context_data['form'].initial[self.initial_data_key],390                '{} rendered with {!r} for context_data[{!r}].initial[{!r}]'391                ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(),392                          None,393                          self.context_data_form_name,394                          self.initial_data_key)395            )396        if self.test_initial_value:397            self.step.test.assertEqual(398                self.step.response.context_data['form'].initial[self.initial_data_key],399                self.expected_initial_data_value,400                '{} rendered with context_data[{!r}].initial[{!r}] = {} != {}'401                ''.format(self._get_base_error_message(),402                          self.context_data_form_name,403                          self.initial_data_key,404                          self.step.response.context_data['form'].initial[self.initial_data_key],405                          self.expected_initial_data_value)...

test_choices.py

Source:test_choices.py

...22        )))23    def test_wrong_length_tuple(self):24        with self.assertRaises(ValueError):25            Choices(('a',))26    def test_contains_value(self):27        self.assertTrue('PUBLISHED' in self.STATUS)28        self.assertTrue('DRAFT' in self.STATUS)29    def test_doesnt_contain_value(self):30        self.assertFalse('UNPUBLISHED' in self.STATUS)31    def test_deepcopy(self):32        import copy33        self.assertEqual(list(self.STATUS),34                         list(copy.deepcopy(self.STATUS)))35    def test_equality(self):36        self.assertEqual(self.STATUS, Choices('DRAFT', 'PUBLISHED'))37    def test_inequality(self):38        self.assertNotEqual(self.STATUS, ['DRAFT', 'PUBLISHED'])39        self.assertNotEqual(self.STATUS, Choices('DRAFT'))40    def test_composability(self):41        self.assertEqual(Choices('DRAFT') + Choices('PUBLISHED'), self.STATUS)42        self.assertEqual(Choices('DRAFT') + ('PUBLISHED',), self.STATUS)43        self.assertEqual(('DRAFT',) + Choices('PUBLISHED'), self.STATUS)44    def test_option_groups(self):45        c = Choices(('group a', ['one', 'two']), ['group b', ('three',)])46        self.assertEqual(47            list(c),48            [49                ('group a', [('one', 'one'), ('two', 'two')]),50                ('group b', [('three', 'three')]),51            ],52        )53class LabelChoicesTests(ChoicesTests):54    def setUp(self):55        self.STATUS = Choices(56            ('DRAFT', 'is draft'),57            ('PUBLISHED', 'is published'),58            'DELETED',59        )60    def test_iteration(self):61        self.assertEqual(tuple(self.STATUS), (62            ('DRAFT', 'is draft'),63            ('PUBLISHED', 'is published'),64            ('DELETED', 'DELETED'),65        ))66    def test_reversed(self):67        self.assertEqual(tuple(reversed(self.STATUS)), (68            ('DELETED', 'DELETED'),69            ('PUBLISHED', 'is published'),70            ('DRAFT', 'is draft'),71        ))72    def test_indexing(self):73        self.assertEqual(self.STATUS['PUBLISHED'], 'is published')74    def test_default(self):75        self.assertEqual(self.STATUS.DELETED, 'DELETED')76    def test_provided(self):77        self.assertEqual(self.STATUS.DRAFT, 'DRAFT')78    def test_len(self):79        self.assertEqual(len(self.STATUS), 3)80    def test_equality(self):81        self.assertEqual(self.STATUS, Choices(82            ('DRAFT', 'is draft'),83            ('PUBLISHED', 'is published'),84            'DELETED',85        ))86    def test_inequality(self):87        self.assertNotEqual(self.STATUS, [88            ('DRAFT', 'is draft'),89            ('PUBLISHED', 'is published'),90            'DELETED'91        ])92        self.assertNotEqual(self.STATUS, Choices('DRAFT'))93    def test_repr(self):94        self.assertEqual(repr(self.STATUS), "Choices" + repr((95            ('DRAFT', 'DRAFT', 'is draft'),96            ('PUBLISHED', 'PUBLISHED', 'is published'),97            ('DELETED', 'DELETED', 'DELETED'),98        )))99    def test_contains_value(self):100        self.assertTrue('PUBLISHED' in self.STATUS)101        self.assertTrue('DRAFT' in self.STATUS)102        # This should be True, because both the display value103        # and the internal representation are both DELETED.104        self.assertTrue('DELETED' in self.STATUS)105    def test_doesnt_contain_value(self):106        self.assertFalse('UNPUBLISHED' in self.STATUS)107    def test_doesnt_contain_display_value(self):108        self.assertFalse('is draft' in self.STATUS)109    def test_composability(self):110        self.assertEqual(111            Choices(('DRAFT', 'is draft',)) + Choices(('PUBLISHED', 'is published'), 'DELETED'),112            self.STATUS113        )114        self.assertEqual(115            (('DRAFT', 'is draft',),) + Choices(('PUBLISHED', 'is published'), 'DELETED'),116            self.STATUS117        )118        self.assertEqual(119            Choices(('DRAFT', 'is draft',)) + (('PUBLISHED', 'is published'), 'DELETED'),120            self.STATUS121        )122    def test_option_groups(self):123        c = Choices(124            ('group a', [(1, 'one'), (2, 'two')]),125            ['group b', ((3, 'three'),)]126        )127        self.assertEqual(128            list(c),129            [130                ('group a', [(1, 'one'), (2, 'two')]),131                ('group b', [(3, 'three')]),132            ],133        )134class IdentifierChoicesTests(ChoicesTests):135    def setUp(self):136        self.STATUS = Choices(137            (0, 'DRAFT', 'is draft'),138            (1, 'PUBLISHED', 'is published'),139            (2, 'DELETED', 'is deleted'))140    def test_iteration(self):141        self.assertEqual(tuple(self.STATUS), (142            (0, 'is draft'),143            (1, 'is published'),144            (2, 'is deleted'),145        ))146    def test_reversed(self):147        self.assertEqual(tuple(reversed(self.STATUS)), (148            (2, 'is deleted'),149            (1, 'is published'),150            (0, 'is draft'),151        ))152    def test_indexing(self):153        self.assertEqual(self.STATUS[1], 'is published')154    def test_getattr(self):155        self.assertEqual(self.STATUS.DRAFT, 0)156    def test_len(self):157        self.assertEqual(len(self.STATUS), 3)158    def test_repr(self):159        self.assertEqual(repr(self.STATUS), "Choices" + repr((160            (0, 'DRAFT', 'is draft'),161            (1, 'PUBLISHED', 'is published'),162            (2, 'DELETED', 'is deleted'),163        )))164    def test_contains_value(self):165        self.assertTrue(0 in self.STATUS)166        self.assertTrue(1 in self.STATUS)167        self.assertTrue(2 in self.STATUS)168    def test_doesnt_contain_value(self):169        self.assertFalse(3 in self.STATUS)170    def test_doesnt_contain_display_value(self):171        self.assertFalse('is draft' in self.STATUS)172    def test_doesnt_contain_python_attr(self):173        self.assertFalse('PUBLISHED' in self.STATUS)174    def test_equality(self):175        self.assertEqual(self.STATUS, Choices(176            (0, 'DRAFT', 'is draft'),177            (1, 'PUBLISHED', 'is published'),178            (2, 'DELETED', 'is deleted')...

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