How to use serialized_replacements method in localstack

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transformer.py

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...17 self.replacements = []18 self.scoped_tokens = {}19 self._cache = {}20 @property21 def serialized_replacements(self) -> list[GlobalReplacementFn]: # TODO: naming22 return self.replacements23 def register_serialized_replacement(self, fn: GlobalReplacementFn): # TODO: naming24 self.replacements.append(fn)25 def new_scope(self, scope: str) -> int:26 """retrieve new enumeration value for a given scope key (e.g. for tokens such as <fn-name:1>"""27 current_counter = self.scoped_tokens.setdefault(scope, 1)28 self.scoped_tokens[scope] += 129 return current_counter30def _register_serialized_reference_replacement(31 transform_context: TransformContext, *, reference_value: str, replacement: str32):33 if '"' in reference_value:34 reference_value = reference_value.replace('"', '\\"')35 cache = transform_context._cache.setdefault("regexcache", set())...

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test_transformer.py

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1import copy2import json3import pytest4from localstack.testing.snapshots.transformer import TransformContext5from localstack.testing.snapshots.transformer_utility import TransformerUtility6class TestTransformer:7 def test_key_value_replacement(self):8 input = {9 "hello": "world",10 "hello2": "again",11 "path": {"to": {"anotherkey": "hi", "inside": {"hello": "inside"}}},12 }13 key_value = TransformerUtility.key_value(14 "hello", "placeholder", reference_replacement=False15 )16 expected_key_value = {17 "hello": "placeholder",18 "hello2": "again",19 "path": {"to": {"anotherkey": "hi", "inside": {"hello": "placeholder"}}},20 }21 copied = copy.deepcopy(input)22 ctx = TransformContext()23 assert key_value.transform(copied, ctx=ctx) == expected_key_value24 assert ctx.serialized_replacements == []25 copied = copy.deepcopy(input)26 key_value = TransformerUtility.key_value("hello", "placeholder", reference_replacement=True)27 expected_key_value_reference = {28 "hello": "<placeholder:1>",29 "hello2": "again",30 "path": {"to": {"anotherkey": "hi", "<placeholder:2>": {"hello": "<placeholder:2>"}}},31 }32 assert key_value.transform(copied, ctx=ctx) == copied33 assert len(ctx.serialized_replacements) == 234 tmp = json.dumps(copied, default=str)35 for sr in ctx.serialized_replacements:36 tmp = sr(tmp)37 assert json.loads(tmp) == expected_key_value_reference38 @pytest.mark.parametrize("type", ["key_value", "jsonpath"])39 def test_replacement_with_reference(self, type):40 input = {41 "also-me": "b",42 "path": {43 "to": {"anotherkey": "hi", "test": {"hello": "replaceme"}},44 "another": {"key": "this/replaceme/hello"},45 },46 "b": {"a/b/replaceme.again": "bb"},47 "test": {"inside": {"path": {"to": {"test": {"hello": "also-me"}}}}},48 }49 expected = {50 "<MYVALUE:2>": "b",51 "path": {52 "to": {"anotherkey": "hi", "test": {"hello": "<MYVALUE:1>"}},53 "another": {"key": "this/<MYVALUE:1>/hello"},54 },55 "b": {"a/b/<MYVALUE:1>.again": "bb"},56 "test": {"inside": {"path": {"to": {"test": {"hello": "<MYVALUE:2>"}}}}},57 }58 replacement = "MYVALUE"59 if type == "key_value":60 transformer = TransformerUtility.key_value(61 "hello", replacement, reference_replacement=True62 )63 else:64 transformer = TransformerUtility.jsonpath(65 "$..path.to.test.hello", replacement, reference_replacement=True66 )67 copied = copy.deepcopy(input)68 ctx = TransformContext()69 assert transformer.transform(copied, ctx=ctx) == copied70 assert len(ctx.serialized_replacements) == 271 tmp = json.dumps(copied, default=str)72 for sr in ctx.serialized_replacements:73 tmp = sr(tmp)74 assert json.loads(tmp) == expected75 def test_regex(self):76 input = {77 "hello": "world",78 "hello2": "again",79 "path": {"to": {"anotherkey": "hi", "inside": {"hello": "inside"}}},80 }81 expected = {82 "new-value": "world",83 "new-value2": "again",84 "path": {"to": {"anotherkey": "hi", "inside": {"new-value": "inside"}}},85 }86 transformer = TransformerUtility.regex("hello", "new-value")87 ctx = TransformContext()88 output = transformer.transform(json.dumps(input), ctx=ctx)89 for sr in ctx.serialized_replacements:90 output = sr(output)91 assert json.loads(output) == expected92 def test_log_stream_name(self):93 input = {94 "Payload": {95 "context": {96 "functionVersion": "$LATEST",97 "functionName": "my-function",98 "memoryLimitInMB": "128",99 "logGroupName": "/aws/lambda/my-function",100 "logStreamName": "2022/05/31/[$LATEST]ced3cafaaf284d8199e02909ac87e2f5",101 "clientContext": {102 "custom": {"foo": "bar"},103 "client": {"snap": ["crackle", "pop"]},104 "env": {"fizz": "buzz"},105 },106 "invokedFunctionArn": "arn:aws:lambda:us-east-1:111111111111:function:my-function",107 }108 }109 }110 transformers = TransformerUtility.lambda_api()111 ctx = TransformContext()112 for t in transformers:113 t.transform(input, ctx=ctx)114 output = json.dumps(input)115 for sr in ctx.serialized_replacements:116 output = sr(output)117 expected = {118 "Payload": {119 "context": {120 "functionVersion": "$LATEST",121 "functionName": "<resource:1>",122 "memoryLimitInMB": "128",123 "logGroupName": "/aws/lambda/<resource:1>",124 "logStreamName": "<log-stream-name:1>",125 "clientContext": {126 "custom": {"foo": "bar"},127 "client": {"snap": ["crackle", "pop"]},128 "env": {"fizz": "buzz"},129 },130 "invokedFunctionArn": "arn:aws:lambda:us-east-1:111111111111:function:<resource:1>",131 }132 }133 }...

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