Beispiel #1
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def test_emit_event_with_tuple_payload_fails_array_schema_validation(
        server_info: Info, faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    event_name = faker.pystr()
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(subscribe=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=event_name,
                    payload={
                        "type": "array",
                        "items": {
                            "type": "string"
                        }
                    },
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = AsynctionSocketIO(spec, True, True, [], None, None)

    payload = ("foo", "bar")  # valid element types, but invalid container type
    with pytest.raises(PayloadValidationException):
        server.emit(event_name, payload, namespace=namespace)
def test_register_handlers_registers_noop_handler_for_message_with_no_ack(
    server_info: Info,
    faker: Faker,
):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    event_name = faker.word()
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(publish=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=event_name,
                    payload={"type": "object"},
                    x_handler=faker.pystr(),
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = new_mock_asynction_socket_io(spec)

    server._register_handlers()
    assert len(server.handlers) == 2  # connect handler included as well
    registered_event, registered_handler, registered_namespace = server.handlers[
        0]
    assert registered_event == event_name
    assert registered_namespace == namespace
    handler = deep_unwrap(registered_handler)
    assert handler == _noop_handler
Beispiel #3
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def test_register_handlers_skips_payload_validator_if_validation_is_disabled(
    server_info: Info,
    faker: Faker,
):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    event_name = faker.word()
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(publish=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=event_name,
                    payload={"type": "string"},
                    x_handler="tests.fixtures.handlers.ping",
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = AsynctionSocketIO(spec, False, True, [], None, None)

    server._register_handlers()
    _, registered_handler, _ = server.handlers[0]
    handler_with_validation = deep_unwrap(registered_handler, depth=1)
    actual_handler = deep_unwrap(handler_with_validation)

    assert handler_with_validation == actual_handler
    args = (faker.pyint(), )
    handler_with_validation(*args)  # handler does not raise validation errors
    assert True
def test_register_handlers_adds_payload_validator_if_validation_is_enabled(
    server_info: Info,
    faker: Faker,
):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(publish=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=faker.word(),
                    payload={"type": "string"},
                    x_handler=faker.pystr(),
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = new_mock_asynction_socket_io(spec)

    server._register_handlers()
    _, registered_handler, _ = server.handlers[0]
    handler_with_validation = deep_unwrap(registered_handler, depth=1)
    actual_handler = deep_unwrap(handler_with_validation)
    args = (faker.pyint(), )

    actual_handler(*args)  # actual handler does not raise validation errors
    with pytest.raises(PayloadValidationException):
        handler_with_validation(*args)
Beispiel #5
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def test_register_handlers_registers_callables_with_correct_event_name_and_namespace(
    server_info: Info,
    faker: Faker,
):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    event_name = faker.word()
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(publish=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=event_name,
                    payload={"type": "object"},
                    x_handler="tests.fixtures.handlers.ping",
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = AsynctionSocketIO(spec, True, True, [], None, None)

    server._register_handlers()
    assert len(server.handlers) == 2  # connection handler is also registered
    ping_handler_entry, connect_handler_entry = server.handlers

    registered_event, registered_handler, registered_namespace = ping_handler_entry
    assert registered_event == event_name
    assert deep_unwrap(registered_handler) == ping
    assert registered_namespace == namespace

    connection_event, connection_handler, registered_namespace = connect_handler_entry
    assert connection_event == "connect"
    assert deep_unwrap(connection_handler) == _noop_handler
    assert registered_namespace == namespace
def test_make_subscription_task_with_message_payload_but_no_ack(
        server_info: Info, faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    message = Message(
        name=faker.word(),
        payload={
            "type": "string",
            "enum": [faker.pystr(), faker.pystr()],
        },
    )
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(subscribe=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(
                one_of=[message]), ))
        },
    )
    server = new_mock_asynction_socket_io(spec)
    task = server.make_subscription_task(message=message, namespace=namespace)

    with patch.object(server, "emit") as emit_mock:
        task()
        emit_mock.assert_called_once_with(message.name,
                                          ANY,
                                          namespace=namespace,
                                          callback=None)
        _, data = emit_mock.call_args[0]
        jsonschema.validate(data, message.payload)
        assert True
Beispiel #7
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def test_emit_event_with_tuple_payload_is_treated_as_multiple_args(
        super_method_mock: mock.Mock, server_info: Info, faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    event_name = faker.pystr()
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(subscribe=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=event_name,
                    payload={
                        "type": "array",
                        "prefixItems": [
                            {
                                "type": "number"
                            },
                            {
                                "type": "string"
                            },
                        ],
                    },
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = AsynctionSocketIO(spec, True, True, [], None, None)
    payload = (faker.pyint(), faker.pystr())
    server.emit(event_name, payload, namespace=namespace)
    super_method_mock.assert_called_once_with(event_name,
                                              payload,
                                              namespace=namespace)
def test_make_subscription_task_with_no_message_payload_but_ack(
        server_info: Info, faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    message = Message(
        name=faker.word(),
        x_ack=MessageAck(args={
            "type": "string",
            "enum": [faker.pystr(), faker.pystr()],
        }),
    )
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(subscribe=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(
                one_of=[message]), ))
        },
    )
    server = new_mock_asynction_socket_io(spec)
    task = server.make_subscription_task(message=message, namespace=namespace)

    with patch.object(server, "emit") as emit_mock:
        task()
        emit_mock.assert_called_once_with(message.name,
                                          None,
                                          namespace=namespace,
                                          callback=_noop_handler)
Beispiel #9
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def test_emit_valid_event_invokes_super_method(super_method_mock: mock.Mock,
                                               server_info: Info,
                                               faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    event_name = faker.pystr()
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(subscribe=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=event_name,
                    payload={"type": "string"},
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = AsynctionSocketIO(spec, True, True, [], None, None)

    event_args = [faker.pystr()]
    server.emit(event_name, *event_args, namespace=namespace)
    super_method_mock.assert_called_once_with(event_name,
                                              *event_args,
                                              namespace=namespace)
Beispiel #10
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def test_emit_event_with_array_payload_is_treated_as_single_arg(
        super_method_mock: mock.Mock, server_info: Info, faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    event_name = faker.pystr()
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(subscribe=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=event_name,
                    payload={
                        "type": "array",
                        "items": {
                            "type": "number"
                        }
                    },
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = AsynctionSocketIO(spec, True, True, [], None, None)
    payload = faker.pylist(value_types=[int])
    server.emit(event_name, payload, namespace=namespace)
    super_method_mock.assert_called_once_with(event_name,
                                              payload,
                                              namespace=namespace)
Beispiel #11
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def test_publish_message_validator_factory_invalid_ack_fails_validation(
    faker: Faker, ):
    with_validation: Decorator = publish_message_validator_factory(
        message=Message(
            name=faker.word(),
            payload={
                "type": "object",
                "properties": {
                    "hello": {
                        "type": "string"
                    }
                },
            },
            x_ack=MessageAck(
                args={
                    "type": "object",
                    "properties": {
                        "acknowledged": {
                            "type": "string"
                        }
                    },
                    "required": ["acknowledged"],
                }),
        ))

    @with_validation
    def handler(message: Mapping) -> Mapping[str, str]:
        assert "hello" in message
        return {"not-acknowledged": faker.pystr()}

    with pytest.raises(MessageAckValidationException):
        handler({"hello": faker.pystr()})
Beispiel #12
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def test_emit_event_not_defined_under_given_valid_namespace_raises_validation_exc(
    server_info: Info,
    faker: Faker,
):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(subscribe=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=faker.pystr(),
                    payload={"type": "object"},
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = AsynctionSocketIO(spec, True, True, [], None, None)

    with pytest.raises(ValidationException):
        # Correct namespace but undefined event:
        server.emit(faker.pystr(),
                    faker.pydict(value_types=[str, int]),
                    namespace=namespace)
Beispiel #13
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def test_publish_message_validator_factory_skips_ack_validation_if_handler_returns_none(
    faker: Faker, ):
    with_validation: Decorator = publish_message_validator_factory(
        message=Message(
            name=faker.word(),
            payload={
                "type": "object",
                "properties": {
                    "hello": {
                        "type": "string"
                    }
                },
            },
            x_ack=MessageAck(
                args={
                    "type": "object",
                    "properties": {
                        "acknowledged": {
                            "type": "string"
                        }
                    },
                    "required": ["acknowledged"],
                }),
        ))

    @with_validation
    def handler(message: Mapping) -> None:
        assert "hello" in message

    handler({"hello": faker.pystr()})
    assert True
Beispiel #14
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def test_publish_message_validator_factory_validates_valid_args_and_acks_successfully(
    faker: Faker, ):
    with_validation: Decorator = publish_message_validator_factory(
        message=Message(
            name=faker.word(),
            payload={
                "type": "object",
                "properties": {
                    "hello": {
                        "type": "string"
                    }
                },
            },
            x_ack=MessageAck(
                args={
                    "type": "object",
                    "properties": {
                        "acknowledged": {
                            "type": "string"
                        }
                    },
                    "required": ["acknowledged"],
                }),
        ))

    @with_validation
    def handler(message: Mapping) -> Mapping[str, str]:
        assert "hello" in message
        return {"acknowledged": faker.pystr()}

    handler({"hello": faker.pystr()})
    assert True
Beispiel #15
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def test_emit_validiation_is_ignored_if_validation_flag_is_false(
        super_method_mock: mock.Mock, server_info: Info, faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    event_name = faker.pystr()
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(subscribe=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=event_name,
                    payload={"type": "number"},
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = AsynctionSocketIO(spec, False, True, [], None, None)

    event_args = [faker.pystr()]  # invalid args
    server.emit(event_name, *event_args, namespace=namespace)

    # super method called because validation was skipped
    super_method_mock.assert_called_once_with(event_name,
                                              *event_args,
                                              namespace=namespace)
Beispiel #16
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def test_channel_raises_value_error_if_publish_messages_miss_handler(
        faker: Faker):
    with pytest.raises(ValueError):
        Channel(
            subscribe=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=faker.pystr(),
                    payload=faker.pydict(value_types=[str, int]),
                )
            ])),
            publish=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                *[
                    Message(
                        name=faker.pystr(),
                        payload=faker.pydict(value_types=[str, int]),
                        x_handler=faker.pystr(),
                    ) for _ in range(faker.pyint(min_value=2, max_value=10))
                ],
                Message(
                    name=faker.pystr(),
                    payload=faker.pydict(value_types=[str, int]),
                ),
            ])),
        )
Beispiel #17
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def test_register_handlers_registers_valid_handler_for_message_with_ack(
        server_info: Info, faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    event_name = faker.word()
    ack_schema = {
        "type": "object",
        "properties": {
            "foo": {
                "type": "string",
                "enum": [faker.pystr(), faker.pystr()],
            },
            "bar": {
                "type": "number",
                "minimum": 10,
                "maximum": 20,
            },
        },
        "required": ["foo", "bar"],
    }
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(publish=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=event_name,
                    payload={"type": "object"},
                    x_handler=faker.pystr(),
                    x_ack=MessageAck(args=ack_schema),
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = new_mock_asynction_socket_io(spec)

    server._register_handlers()
    assert len(server.handlers) == 2  # connect handler included as well
    registered_event, registered_handler, registered_namespace = server.handlers[
        0]
    assert registered_event == event_name
    assert registered_namespace == namespace
    handler = deep_unwrap(registered_handler)

    ack = handler(faker.pydict())
    jsonschema.validate(ack, ack_schema)
    assert True
Beispiel #18
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def test_make_subscription_task_with_message_payload_and_ack(
        server_info: Info, faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    message = Message(
        name=faker.word(),
        payload={
            "type": "object",
            "properties": {
                "foo": {
                    "type": "string",
                    "enum": [faker.pystr(), faker.pystr()],
                },
                "bar": {
                    "type": "number",
                    "minimum": 10,
                    "maximum": 20,
                },
            },
            "required": ["foo", "bar"],
        },
        x_ack=MessageAck(args={
            "type": "string",
            "enum": [faker.pystr(), faker.pystr()],
        }),
    )
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(subscribe=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(
                one_of=[message]), ))
        },
    )
    server = new_mock_asynction_socket_io(spec)
    task = server.make_subscription_task(message=message, namespace=namespace)

    with patch.object(server, "emit") as emit_mock:
        task()
        emit_mock.assert_called_once_with(message.name,
                                          ANY,
                                          namespace=namespace,
                                          callback=_noop_handler)
        _, data = emit_mock.call_args[0]
        jsonschema.validate(data, message.payload)
        assert True
Beispiel #19
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def test_emit_event_wraps_callback_with_validator(super_method_mock: mock.Mock,
                                                  server_info: Info,
                                                  faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    event_name = faker.pystr()
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(subscribe=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=event_name,
                    payload={"type": "number"},
                    x_ack=MessageAck(args={"type": "boolean"}),
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = AsynctionSocketIO(spec, True, True, [], None, None)

    def actual_callback(*args):
        # dummy callback

        pass

    server.emit(event_name,
                faker.pyint(),
                namespace=namespace,
                callback=actual_callback)
    super_method_mock.assert_called_once()
    *_, kwargs = super_method_mock.call_args
    callback_with_validation = kwargs["callback"]

    callback_args = [faker.pystr()
                     ]  # invalid callback args (should have been a boolean)

    # actual callback has no validation -- hence it does not fail
    actual_callback(*callback_args)

    with pytest.raises(MessageAckValidationException):
        callback_with_validation(*callback_args)
Beispiel #20
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def test_register_handlers_adds_ack_validator_if_validation_is_enabled(
        server_info: Info, faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    event_name = faker.word()
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(publish=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=event_name,
                    payload={"type": "string"},
                    x_handler="tests.fixtures.handlers.ping_with_ack",
                    x_ack=MessageAck(
                        args={
                            "type": "object",
                            "properties": {
                                "ack": {
                                    "type": "number"
                                }
                            },
                            "required": ["ack"],
                        }),
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = AsynctionSocketIO(spec, True, True, [], None, None)

    server._register_handlers()
    _, registered_handler, _ = server.handlers[0]
    handler_with_validation = deep_unwrap(registered_handler, depth=1)
    actual_handler = deep_unwrap(handler_with_validation)
    args = (faker.pystr(), )  # valid handler args

    # actual handler does not raise validation errors, although it returns invalid data
    actual_handler(*args)

    with pytest.raises(MessageAckValidationException):
        handler_with_validation(*args)
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def test_init_app_does_not_register_handlers_if_app_is_none(
        server_info: Info, faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    event_name = faker.pystr()
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(publish=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=event_name,
                    payload={"type": "object"},
                    x_handler="tests.fixtures.handlers.ping",
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = AsynctionSocketIO(spec, False, False, [], None, None)
    server.init_app(app=None)
    assert not server.handlers
Beispiel #22
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def test_publish_message_validato_factory_invalid_args_fail_payload_validation(
    faker: Faker, ):
    with_validation: Decorator = publish_message_validator_factory(
        message=Message(
            name=faker.word(),
            payload={
                "type": "object",
                "properties": {
                    "hello": {
                        "type": "string"
                    }
                },
            },
        ), )

    @with_validation
    def handler(message: Mapping) -> None:
        assert "hello" in message

    with pytest.raises(PayloadValidationException):
        handler({"hello": faker.pyint()})
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def test_callback_validator_factory_invalid_callback_args_fail_validation(
    faker: Faker, ):
    with_validation: Decorator = callback_validator_factory(message=Message(
        name=faker.word(),
        x_ack=MessageAck(
            args={
                "type": "object",
                "properties": {
                    "acknowledged": {
                        "type": "string"
                    }
                },
                "required": ["acknowledged"],
            }),
    ))

    @with_validation
    def callback(message: Mapping) -> None:
        assert "not-acknowledged" in message

    with pytest.raises(MessageAckValidationException):
        callback({"not-acknowledged": faker.pystr()})
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def test_callback_validator_factory_validates_valid_callback_args_successfully(
    faker: Faker, ):
    with_validation: Decorator = callback_validator_factory(message=Message(
        name=faker.word(),
        x_ack=MessageAck(
            args={
                "type": "object",
                "properties": {
                    "acknowledged": {
                        "type": "string"
                    }
                },
                "required": ["acknowledged"],
            }),
    ))

    @with_validation
    def callback(message: Mapping) -> None:
        assert "acknowledged" in message

    callback({"acknowledged": faker.pystr()})
    assert True
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def test_emit_event_with_invalid_args_fails_validation(server_info: Info,
                                                       faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    event_name = faker.pystr()
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(subscribe=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=event_name,
                    payload={"type": "number"},
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = AsynctionSocketIO(spec, True, True, [], None, None)

    with pytest.raises(PayloadValidationException):
        # Event args do not adhere to the schema
        server.emit(event_name, faker.pystr(), namespace=namespace)
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def test_run_spawns_background_tasks_and_calls_super_run(
        server_info: Info, faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(subscribe=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=faker.word(),
                    payload={"type": "string"},
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    flask_app = Flask(__name__)
    server = new_mock_asynction_socket_io(spec, flask_app)

    background_tasks: MutableSequence[MockThread] = []

    def start_background_task_mock(target, *args, **kwargs):
        mt = MockThread(target=target, args=args, kwargs=kwargs)
        background_tasks.append(mt)
        return mt

    with patch.object(SocketIO, "run") as super_run_mock:
        with patch.object(server, "start_background_task",
                          start_background_task_mock):
            server.run(flask_app)

            assert len(background_tasks) == 2
            assert background_tasks[0].target == task_runner
            assert background_tasks[-1].target == task_scheduler

            super_run_mock.assert_called_once_with(flask_app,
                                                   host=None,
                                                   port=None)
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def test_publish_message_validator_factory_skips_ack_validation_if_no_ack_schema(
    faker: Faker, ):
    with_validation: Decorator = publish_message_validator_factory(
        message=Message(
            name=faker.word(),
            payload={
                "type": "object",
                "properties": {
                    "hello": {
                        "type": "string"
                    }
                },
            },
            x_ack=None,
        ))

    @with_validation
    def handler(message: Mapping) -> Mapping[str, str]:
        assert "hello" in message
        return {"not-acknowledged": faker.pystr()}

    handler({"hello": faker.pystr()})
    assert True
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def test_emit_event_that_has_no_subscribe_operation_raises_validation_exc(
        server_info: Info, faker: Faker):
    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    event_name = faker.pystr()
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(publish=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=event_name,
                    payload={"type": "object"},
                    x_handler="tests.fixtures.handlers.ping",
                )
            ]), ))
        },
    )
    server = AsynctionSocketIO(spec, True, True, [], None, None)

    with pytest.raises(ValidationException):
        server.emit(event_name,
                    faker.pydict(value_types=[str, int]),
                    namespace=namespace)
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def test_run_spawns_minimum_number_of_workers(server_info: Info, faker: Faker):
    max_worker_number = faker.pyint(min_value=8, max_value=15)
    sub_messages_number = max_worker_number - faker.pyint(min_value=3,
                                                          max_value=5)

    namespace = f"/{faker.pystr()}"
    spec = AsyncApiSpec(
        asyncapi=faker.pystr(),
        info=server_info,
        channels={
            namespace:
            Channel(subscribe=Operation(message=OneOfMessages(one_of=[
                Message(
                    name=faker.word(),
                    payload={"type": "string"},
                ) for _ in range(sub_messages_number)
            ]), ))
        },
    )

    background_tasks: MutableSequence[MockThread] = []

    def start_background_task_mock(target, *args, **kwargs):
        mt = MockThread(target=target, args=args, kwargs=kwargs)
        background_tasks.append(mt)
        return mt

    flask_app = Flask(__name__)
    server = new_mock_asynction_socket_io(spec, flask_app)

    with patch.object(SocketIO, "run"):
        with patch.object(server, "start_background_task",
                          start_background_task_mock):
            server.run(flask_app, max_worker_number=max_worker_number)

            assert len(background_tasks) == sub_messages_number + 1