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"""
Tests for botogram/objects/base.py
Copyright (c) 2015 Pietro Albini <pietro@pietroalbini.io>
Released under the MIT license
"""
import pytest
import botogram.objects.base as objectsbase
class AnObject(objectsbase.BaseObject):
required = {
"test1": int,
}
class ObjectToTest(objectsbase.BaseObject):
required = {
"test1": int,
"test2": AnObject,
}
optional = {
"test3": str,
"test4": objectsbase.multiple(AnObject),
"test5": AnObject,
}
def test_object_creation():
# First of all provide everything needed plus an optional field
obj = ObjectToTest({"test1": 42, "test2": {"test1": 98}, "test3": "test"})
assert obj.test1 == 42
assert isinstance(obj.test2, AnObject)
assert obj.test2.test1 == 98
assert obj.test3 == "test"
# Next, try to leave out the optional field
obj = ObjectToTest({"test1": 42, "test2": {"test1": 98}})
assert obj.test3 is None
# And then try to leave out something required
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
obj = ObjectToTest({"test1": 42})
# Or to provide an invalid type
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
obj = ObjectToTest({"test1": 42, "test2": "nope"})
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
obj = ObjectToTest({"test1": "nope", "test2": {"test1": 98}})
# And then provide multiple things
obj = ObjectToTest({"test1": 42, "test2": {"test1": 98}, "test4":
[{"test1": 1}, {"test1": 2}, {"test1": 3}]})
assert obj.test4[0].test1 == 1
assert obj.test4[1].test1 == 2
assert obj.test4[2].test1 == 3
def test_provide_api(api):
data = {"test1": 42, "test2": {"test1": 98}, "test4": [{"test1": 1},
{"test1": 2}, {"test1": 3}], "test5": {"test1": 4}}
# Try either to provide the API at initialization time, or after
obj1 = ObjectToTest(data, api)
obj2 = ObjectToTest(data)
obj2.set_api(api)
for obj in obj1, obj2:
assert obj._api == api
assert obj.test2._api == api
assert obj.test4[0]._api == api
assert obj.test5._api == api
def test_serialize():
data = {"test1": 42, "test2": {"test1": 98}, "test4": [{"test1": 1},
{"test1": 2}, {"test1": 3}], "test5": {"test1": 4}}
# Try to load this and serialize it
assert ObjectToTest(data).serialize() == data