def tzst_create_file_only(tmpdir):
"""
create a note with just a file (filename required).
Creating a note with just a file and no title or text fails on the note
being empty. After creating the note as here, there's no evidence of the
file in the note.
Aha! I was overwriting the file content with the file name. Let's try it
again...
Well, when I pass both file and filename, with the file content base64
encoded, what I get is 'File not in a valid base64 form'. It's not clear
what the problem is. Guess I'll need to reach out to bear again.
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
cub = Bear()
testfile = tmpdir.join("bear-test-data")
# data = "".join(["This is a file for testing bear\n",
# "It contains a couple of lines\n",
# "and is going to be inserted into a bear note\n"])
data = "A"
testfile.write(data)
frob = base64.b64encode(data.encode())
note = cub.create(title=beartest_title(),
file=frob,
filename=testfile.strpath)
if not note:
pytest.fail("create returned empty result")
cub.trash(id=note['identifier'])
def test_create_tttp(title, text, tags, ts):
"""
Test the create function with different possible arg combinations
"""
pytest.dbgfunc()
cub = Bear()
kw = {}
if title:
kw['title'] = title
if text:
kw['text'] = text
if tags:
kw['tags'] = tags
if ts:
kw['timestamp'] = ts
note = cub.create(**kw)
if not note:
pytest.fail("create returned empty result")
cub.trash(id=note['identifier'])