def testEncodeWithEmptyContext(self) -> None:
ctx = ResultContext()
obj = {"k1": "v1", "k2": "v2"}
fmt = 1 # YAML
# This test is here for backward compatibility purposes,
# in case someone was relying on encoding contexts this way
data = ctx.ctx.encode(obj, fmt)
other_data = ctx.encode(obj, fmt)
self.assertDictEqual(obj, decode(data, format = fmt).load())
self.assertDictEqual(obj, decode(other_data, format = fmt).load())
def testEncodeWithEmptyContext(self) -> None:
ctx = ResultContext()
obj = {"k1": "v1", "k2": "v2"}
fmt = 1 # YAML
data = ctx.ctx.encode(obj, fmt)
self.assertDictEqual(obj, decode(data, format=fmt).load())
def __init__(self, grpc_response: ParseResponse = None) -> None:
if grpc_response:
if grpc_response.errors:
raise ResponseError("\n".join(
[error.text for error in grpc_response.errors])
)
self._response = grpc_response
self.ctx = decode(grpc_response.uast, format=0)
else:
self._response = None
self.ctx = uast()
def testBinaryEncodeDecodePythonContext(self) -> None:
# Binary encoding should be invertible
# C++ memory context
ctxC = self._parse_fixture()
# Python memory context
pyDict = ctxC.root.get()
ctxPy = bblfsh.context(pyDict)
encoded = ctxPy.encode(fmt = 0) # Binary encoding
decoded = decode(encoded, format = 0)
self.assertEqual(pyDict, decoded.load())
def testInvalidDecodeBytes(self) -> None:
with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
decode(b'', format = 0)
with self.assertRaises(RuntimeError):
decode(b'abcdef', format = 0)