How to use handle_route method in Playwright Python

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testroute.py

Source:testroute.py

...20        """21        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)22        # Add route23        @self.app.route(rule)24        def handle_route():25            TestRoute.cache['timeline'].append('handle_route')26            return ''27        # Call route28        with self.app.test_client() as c:29            c.get(rule)30            self.assert_equal(1, len(TestRoute.cache['timeline']))31            self.assert_in('handle_route', TestRoute.cache['timeline'])32            self.assert_equal(0, TestRoute.cache['timeline'].index('handle_route'))33    def test_original_routing_with_parameter(self):34        """35        Test original routing with parameter36        """37        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)38        rule_with_param = rule + '/<param>'39        param = 'myparam'40        # Add route41        @self.app.route(rule_with_param)42        def handle_route(param=None):43            TestRoute.cache['timeline'].append('handle_route')44            TestRoute.cache['param'] = param45            return ''46        # Call route47        with self.app.test_client() as c:48            c.get(rule + '/' + param)49            self.assert_equal(1, len(TestRoute.cache['timeline']))50            self.assert_in('handle_route', TestRoute.cache['timeline'])51            self.assert_equal(0, TestRoute.cache['timeline'].index('handle_route'))52            self.assert_in('param', TestRoute.cache)53            self.assert_equal(param, TestRoute.cache['param'])54    def test_new_routing(self):55        """56        Test new routing57        """58        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)59        # Add route60        self.app.route(rule, uses=(MyController, 'get'))61        # Call route62        with self.app.test_client() as c:63            c.get(rule)64            self.assert_equal(1, len(TestRoute.cache['timeline']))65            self.assert_in('handle_route', TestRoute.cache['timeline'])66            self.assert_equal(0, TestRoute.cache['timeline'].index('handle_route'))67    def test_new_routing_with_parameter(self):68        """69        Test new routing with parameter70        """71        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)72        rule_with_param = rule + '/<param>'73        param = 'myparam'74        # Add route75        self.app.route(rule_with_param, uses=(MyController, 'get_with_param'))76        # Call route77        with self.app.test_client() as c:78            c.get(rule + '/' + param)79            self.assert_equal(1, len(TestRoute.cache['timeline']))80            self.assert_in('handle_route', TestRoute.cache['timeline'])81            self.assert_equal(0, TestRoute.cache['timeline'].index('handle_route'))82            self.assert_in('param', TestRoute.cache)83            self.assert_equal(param, TestRoute.cache['param'])84    def test_initialize(self):85        """86        Test initialize87        """88        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)89        # Add route90        self.app.route(rule, uses=(MyController, 'get'))91        # Call route92        with self.app.test_client() as c:93            c.get(rule)94            self.assert_in('init_params', TestRoute.cache)95            self.assert_equal(0, len(TestRoute.cache['init_params']))96    def test_initialize_with_parameter(self):97        """98        Test initialize with parameter99        """100        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)101        rule_with_param = rule + '/<param>'102        param = 'myparam'103        # Add route104        self.app.route(rule_with_param, uses=(MyController, 'get_with_param'))105        # Call route106        with self.app.test_client() as c:107            c.get(rule + '/' + param)108            self.assert_in('init_params', TestRoute.cache)109            self.assert_equal(1, len(TestRoute.cache['init_params']))110            self.assert_in('param', TestRoute.cache['init_params'])111            self.assert_equal(param, TestRoute.cache['init_params']['param'])112    def test_faulty_routing(self):113        """114        Test faulty routing115        """116        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)117        # Add route with both uses and handler118        with self.assert_raises_regexp(TypeError, "'Route' object is not callable"):119            @self.app.route(rule, uses=(MyController, 'get'))120            def handle_route():121                pass122    def test_middleware_no_middleware(self):123        """124        Test route with no middleware125        """126        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)127        # Add route128        @self.app.route(rule)129        def handle_route():130            TestRoute.cache['timeline'].append('handle_route')131            return ''132        # Call route133        with self.app.test_client() as c:134            c.get(rule)135            self.assert_equal(1, len(TestRoute.cache['timeline']))136            self.assert_in('handle_route', TestRoute.cache['timeline'])137            self.assert_equal(0, TestRoute.cache['timeline'].index('handle_route'))138    def test_middleware_registering(self):139        """140        Test registering the request middleware141        """142        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)143        rule2 = '/' + self.rand_str(20)144        self.assert_not_equal(rule, rule2)145        # Add route146        @self.app.route(rule, middleware=[MyRequestMiddleware])147        def handle_route():148            TestRoute.cache['timeline'].append('handle_route')149            return ''150        # Call route151        with self.app.test_request_context(rule):152            self.app.preprocess_request()153            rv = self.app.dispatch_request()154            response = self.app.make_response(rv)155            response = self.app.process_response(response)156            self.assert_equal(3, len(TestRoute.cache['timeline']))157            self.assert_in(MyRequestMiddleware.__name__ + '.before', TestRoute.cache['timeline'])158            self.assert_equal(0, TestRoute.cache['timeline'].index(MyRequestMiddleware.__name__ + '.before'))159            self.assert_in('handle_route', TestRoute.cache['timeline'])160            self.assert_equal(1, TestRoute.cache['timeline'].index('handle_route'))161            self.assert_in(MyRequestMiddleware.__name__ + '.after', TestRoute.cache['timeline'])162            self.assert_equal(2, TestRoute.cache['timeline'].index(MyRequestMiddleware.__name__ + '.after'))163        # Add second route164        @self.app.route(rule2, middleware=[MyRequestMiddleware, (MySecondRequestMiddleware, 'arg1')])165        def handleecond_route():166            TestRoute.cache['timeline'].append('handle_route')167            return ''168        # Call route169        TestRoute.cache = dict()170        TestRoute.cache['timeline'] = []171        with self.app.test_request_context(rule2):172            self.app.preprocess_request()173            rv = self.app.dispatch_request()174            response = self.app.make_response(rv)175            response = self.app.process_response(response)176            self.assert_equal(5, len(TestRoute.cache['timeline']))177            self.assert_in(MyRequestMiddleware.__name__ + '.before', TestRoute.cache['timeline'])178            self.assert_equal(0, TestRoute.cache['timeline'].index(MyRequestMiddleware.__name__ + '.before'))179            self.assert_in(MySecondRequestMiddleware.__name__ + '.before', TestRoute.cache['timeline'])180            self.assert_equal(1, TestRoute.cache['timeline'].index(MySecondRequestMiddleware.__name__ + '.before'))181            self.assert_in('handle_route', TestRoute.cache['timeline'])182            self.assert_equal(2, TestRoute.cache['timeline'].index('handle_route'))183            self.assert_in(MySecondRequestMiddleware.__name__ + '.after', TestRoute.cache['timeline'])184            self.assert_equal(3, TestRoute.cache['timeline'].index(MySecondRequestMiddleware.__name__ + '.after'))185            self.assert_in(MyRequestMiddleware.__name__ + '.after', TestRoute.cache['timeline'])186            self.assert_equal(4, TestRoute.cache['timeline'].index(MyRequestMiddleware.__name__ + '.after'))187    def test_middleware_overwriting(self):188        """189        Test overwriting of middleware190        """191        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)192        rule2 = '/' + self.rand_str(20)193        # Add route194        @self.app.route(rule, middleware=[MyRequestMiddleware])195        def handle_route():196            pass197        # Overwrite route198        @self.app.route(rule2, middleware=[MyRequestMiddleware, (MySecondRequestMiddleware, 'arg1')])199        def handleOverwrittenRoute():200            pass201    def test_middleware_before_returning_none_null(self):202        """203        Test before returning none null204        :return:    void205        """206        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)207        # Overwrite route208        @self.app.route(rule, middleware=[(MyThirdRequestMiddleware, 'arg1'), MyRequestMiddleware])209        def handle_route():210            TestRoute.cache['timeline'].append('handle_route')211            return ''212        # Call route213        with self.app.test_request_context(rule):214            self.app.preprocess_request()215            rv = self.app.dispatch_request()216            response = self.app.make_response(rv)217            self.app.process_response(response)218            self.assert_equal(1, len(TestRoute.cache['timeline']))219            self.assert_equal(MyThirdRequestMiddleware.__name__ + '.before', TestRoute.cache['timeline'][0])220    def test_middleware_with_uses(self):221        """222        Test middleware with uses223        :return:    void...

testhandler.py

Source:testhandler.py

...31        ])32        app = self.create_application()33        # Add route34        @app.route(rule)35        def handle_route():36            TestHandler.cache['timeline'].append('handle_route')37            abort(abort_exception)38            return 'handled route'39        # Check current handler40        self.assert_equal(MyHandler, app.config('app.exceptions.handler', None))41        # Call route42        with app.test_client() as c:43            # Loop http exceptions44            for http_exception in default_exceptions.values():45                abort_exception = http_exception.code46                TestHandler.cache = dict()47                TestHandler.cache['timeline'] = []48                rv = c.get(rule)49                # THIS IS NOT OK! See https://github.com/pallets/werkzeug/issues/123150                # Waiting for fix to be released.51                if http_exception.code != 412:52                    self.assert_equal('rendered', rv.get_data(True))53                self.assert_equal(http_exception.code, rv.status_code)54                self.assert_equal(4, len(TestHandler.cache['timeline']))55                self.assert_in('handle_route', TestHandler.cache['timeline'])56                self.assert_equal(0, TestHandler.cache['timeline'].index('handle_route'))57                self.assert_in(MyHandler.__name__ + '.report', TestHandler.cache['timeline'])58                self.assert_equal(1, TestHandler.cache['timeline'].index(MyHandler.__name__ + '.report'))59                self.assert_in(MyHandler.__name__ + '.render', TestHandler.cache['timeline'])60                self.assert_equal(2, TestHandler.cache['timeline'].index(MyHandler.__name__ + '.render'))61                self.assert_true(isinstance(TestHandler.cache['timeline'][3], HTTPException))62                self.assert_equal(http_exception.code, TestHandler.cache['timeline'][3].code)63    def test_404(self):64        """65        Test 40466        """67        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)68        self.write_config([69            "from tests.exceptions.testhandler import MyHandler \n",70            "APP = { \n",71            "    'debug': False, \n",72            "    'exceptions': { \n",73            "        'handler': MyHandler \n",74            "    } \n",75            "} \n",76        ])77        app = self.create_application()78        # Check current handler79        self.assert_equal(MyHandler, app.config('app.exceptions.handler', None))80        # Call route81        with app.test_client() as c:82            rv = c.get(rule)83            self.assert_equal('rendered', rv.get_data(True))84            self.assert_equal(404, rv.status_code)85            self.assert_equal(3, len(TestHandler.cache['timeline']))86            self.assert_in(MyHandler.__name__ + '.report', TestHandler.cache['timeline'])87            self.assert_equal(0, TestHandler.cache['timeline'].index(MyHandler.__name__ + '.report'))88            self.assert_in(MyHandler.__name__ + '.render', TestHandler.cache['timeline'])89            self.assert_equal(1, TestHandler.cache['timeline'].index(MyHandler.__name__ + '.render'))90            self.assert_true(isinstance(TestHandler.cache['timeline'][2], HTTPException))91            self.assert_equal(404, TestHandler.cache['timeline'][2].code)92    def test_exception(self):93        """94        Test generic exception95        """96        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)97        self.write_config([98            "from tests.exceptions.testhandler import MyHandler \n",99            "APP = { \n",100            "    'debug': False, \n",101            "    'exceptions': { \n",102            "        'handler': MyHandler \n",103            "    } \n",104            "} \n",105        ])106        app = self.create_application()107        # Add route108        @app.route(rule)109        def handle_route():110            TestHandler.cache['timeline'].append('handle_route')111            raise RuntimeError('MyRuntimeError')112        # Check current handler113        self.assert_equal(MyHandler, app.config('app.exceptions.handler', None))114        # Call route115        with app.test_client() as c:116            rv = c.get(rule)117            self.assert_equal('rendered', rv.get_data(True))118            self.assert_equal(500, rv.status_code)119            self.assert_equal(4, len(TestHandler.cache['timeline']))120            self.assert_in('handle_route', TestHandler.cache['timeline'])121            self.assert_equal(0, TestHandler.cache['timeline'].index('handle_route'))122            self.assert_in(MyHandler.__name__ + '.report', TestHandler.cache['timeline'])123            self.assert_equal(1, TestHandler.cache['timeline'].index(MyHandler.__name__ + '.report'))124            self.assert_in(MyHandler.__name__ + '.render', TestHandler.cache['timeline'])125            self.assert_equal(2, TestHandler.cache['timeline'].index(MyHandler.__name__ + '.render'))126            self.assert_true(isinstance(TestHandler.cache['timeline'][3], RuntimeError))127            self.assert_equal('MyRuntimeError', '%s' % TestHandler.cache['timeline'][3])128    def test_dont_report(self):129        """130        Test dont_report131        :return:    void132        """133        rule1 = '/' + self.rand_str(20)134        rule2 = '/' + self.rand_str(20)135        self.write_config([136            "from tests.exceptions.testhandler import MyHandler \n",137            "APP = { \n",138            "    'debug': False, \n",139            "    'exceptions': { \n",140            "        'handler': MyHandler \n",141            "    } \n",142            "} \n",143        ])144        app = self.create_application()145        # Add route146        @app.route(rule1)147        def handle_route1():148            TestHandler.cache['timeline'].append('handle_route1')149            raise SystemError()150        @app.route(rule2)151        def handle_route2():152            TestHandler.cache['timeline'].append('handle_route2')153            raise OSError()154        # Call route155        with app.test_client() as c:156            c.get(rule1)157        with app.test_client() as c:158            c.get(rule2)159            self.assert_equal(7, len(TestHandler.cache['timeline']))160            self.assert_equal(0, TestHandler.cache['timeline'].index('handle_route1'))161            self.assert_equal('handle_route1', TestHandler.cache['timeline'][0])162            self.assert_equal(MyHandler.__name__ + '.report', TestHandler.cache['timeline'][1])163            self.assert_equal(MyHandler.__name__ + '.render', TestHandler.cache['timeline'][2])164            self.assert_true(isinstance(TestHandler.cache['timeline'][3], SystemError))165            self.assert_equal('handle_route2', TestHandler.cache['timeline'][4])166            self.assert_equal(MyHandler.__name__ + '.render', TestHandler.cache['timeline'][5])167            self.assert_true(isinstance(TestHandler.cache['timeline'][6], OSError))168    def test_raise_exception_debug(self):169        """170        Test raise exception in debug environment171        :return:    void172        """173        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)174        self.write_config([175            "from tests.exceptions.testhandler import MyHandler \n",176            "APP = { \n",177            "    'debug': True, \n",178            "    'exceptions': { \n",179            "        'handler': MyHandler \n",180            "    } \n",181            "} \n",182        ])183        app = self.create_application()184        # Add route185        @app.route(rule)186        def handle_route():187            raise RuntimeError(rule)188        # Call route189        with self.assert_raises_regexp(RuntimeError, rule):190            with app.test_client() as c:191                c.get(rule)192class MyHandler(EdmundsHandler):193    """194    Exception Handler class195    """196    dont_report = [197        OSError198    ]199    def report(self, exception):200        """...

testprofilermiddleware.py

Source:testprofilermiddleware.py

...33        stream = app.config('app.profiler.instances')[0]['stream']34        # Add route35        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)36        @app.route(rule)37        def handle_route():38            return ''39        with app.test_client() as c:40            # Check stream41            self.assert_equal('', stream.getvalue())42            # Call route43            c.get(rule)44            # Check stream45            self.assert_equal('', stream.getvalue())46    def test_app_no_debug(self):47        """48        Test app no debug49        """50        # Write config51        self.write_config([52            "from edmunds.profiler.drivers.stream import Stream \n",53            "try: \n",54            "   from cStringIO import StringIO \n",55            "except ImportError: \n",56            "   from io import StringIO \n",57            "APP = { \n",58            "   'debug': False, \n",59            "   'profiler': { \n",60            "       'enabled': True, \n",61            "       'instances': [ \n",62            "           { \n",63            "               'name': 'stream',\n",64            "               'driver': Stream,\n",65            "               'stream': StringIO(),\n",66            "           }, \n",67            "       ], \n",68            "   }, \n",69            "} \n",70        ])71        # Create app and fetch stream72        app = self.create_application()73        stream = app.config('app.profiler.instances')[0]['stream']74        # Add route75        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)76        @app.route(rule)77        def handle_route():78            return ''79        with app.test_client() as c:80            # Check stream81            self.assert_equal('', stream.getvalue())82            # Call route83            c.get(rule)84            # Check stream85            self.assert_equal('', stream.getvalue())86    def test_app_no_debug_profiler_disabled(self):87        """88        Test app no debug and profiler disabled89        """90        # Write config91        self.write_config([92            "from edmunds.profiler.drivers.stream import Stream \n",93            "try: \n",94            "   from cStringIO import StringIO \n",95            "except ImportError: \n",96            "   from io import StringIO \n",97            "APP = { \n",98            "   'debug': False, \n",99            "   'profiler': { \n",100            "       'enabled': False, \n",101            "       'instances': [ \n",102            "           { \n",103            "               'name': 'stream',\n",104            "               'driver': Stream,\n",105            "               'stream': StringIO(),\n",106            "           }, \n",107            "       ], \n",108            "   }, \n",109            "} \n",110        ])111        # Create app and fetch stream112        app = self.create_application()113        stream = app.config('app.profiler.instances')[0]['stream']114        # Add route115        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)116        @app.route(rule)117        def handle_route():118            return ''119        with app.test_client() as c:120            # Check stream121            self.assert_equal('', stream.getvalue())122            # Call route123            c.get(rule)124            # Check stream125            self.assert_equal('', stream.getvalue())126    def test_enabled(self):127        """128        Test enabled129        """130        # Write config131        self.write_config([132            "from edmunds.profiler.drivers.stream import Stream \n",133            "try: \n",134            "   from cStringIO import StringIO \n",135            "except ImportError: \n",136            "   from io import StringIO \n",137            "APP = { \n",138            "   'debug': True, \n",139            "   'profiler': { \n",140            "       'enabled': True, \n",141            "       'instances': [ \n",142            "           { \n",143            "               'name': 'stream',\n",144            "               'driver': Stream,\n",145            "               'stream': StringIO(),\n",146            "           }, \n",147            "       ], \n",148            "   }, \n",149            "} \n",150        ])151        # Create app and fetch stream152        app = self.create_application()153        stream = app.config('app.profiler.instances')[0]['stream']154        # Add route155        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)156        @app.route(rule)157        def handle_route():158            return ''159        with app.test_client() as c:160            # Check stream161            self.assert_equal('', stream.getvalue())162            # Call route163            c.get(rule)164            # Check stream165            self.assert_not_equal('', stream.getvalue())166    def test_multiple_profilers(self):167        """168        Test multiple profilers169        """170        # Write config171        self.write_config([172            "from edmunds.profiler.drivers.stream import Stream \n",173            "try: \n",174            "   from cStringIO import StringIO \n",175            "except ImportError: \n",176            "   from io import StringIO \n",177            "APP = { \n",178            "   'debug': True, \n",179            "   'profiler': { \n",180            "       'enabled': True, \n",181            "       'instances': [ \n",182            "           { \n",183            "               'name': 'stream',\n",184            "               'driver': Stream,\n",185            "               'stream': StringIO(),\n",186            "           }, \n",187            "           { \n",188            "               'name': 'stream2',\n",189            "               'driver': Stream,\n",190            "               'stream': StringIO(),\n",191            "           }, \n",192            "       ], \n",193            "   }, \n",194            "} \n",195        ])196        # Create app and fetch stream197        app = self.create_application()198        stream = app.config('app.profiler.instances')[0]['stream']199        stream2 = app.config('app.profiler.instances')[1]['stream']200        # Add route201        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)202        @app.route(rule)203        def handle_route():204            return ''205        with app.test_client() as c:206            # Check stream207            self.assert_equal('', stream.getvalue())208            self.assert_equal('', stream2.getvalue())209            self.assert_equal(stream.getvalue(), stream2.getvalue())210            # Call route211            c.get(rule)212            # Check stream213            self.assert_not_equal('', stream.getvalue())214            self.assert_not_equal('', stream2.getvalue())...

testmiddleware.py

Source:testmiddleware.py

...48        self.app.middleware(MyApplicationMiddleware)49        # Add route50        rule = '/' + self.rand_str(20)51        @self.app.route(rule)52        def handle_route():53            TestMiddleware.cache['timeline'].append('handle_route')54            return ''55        # Call route56        with self.app.test_client() as c:57            rv = c.get(rule)58            self.assert_equal(2, len(TestMiddleware.cache['timeline']))59            self.assert_in(MyApplicationMiddleware.__name__, TestMiddleware.cache['timeline'])60            self.assert_equal(0, TestMiddleware.cache['timeline'].index(MyApplicationMiddleware.__name__))61            self.assert_in('handle_route', TestMiddleware.cache['timeline'])62            self.assert_equal(1, TestMiddleware.cache['timeline'].index('handle_route'))63        # Add second middleware64        self.app.middleware(MySecondApplicationMiddleware)65        # Call route66        TestMiddleware.cache = dict()...

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