def test_flag_name_error(self):
with self.assertRaisesRegex(ValueError, "must be a string"):
ff.DEFINE_dict(
ff.String("name", "string flag"),
ff.String("stringflag", "string"),
integer_field=ff.Integer(1, "integer field")
)
def test_too_many_positional_args_error(self):
with self.assertRaisesRegex(ValueError, "at most two positional"):
ff.DEFINE_dict(
"name",
ff.String("foo", "string"),
ff.String("bar", "string"),
integer_field=ff.Integer(1, "integer field")
)
def test_define_flat(self):
flagholder = ff.DEFINE_dict(
"flat_dict",
integer_field=ff.Integer(1, "integer field"),
string_field=ff.String(""),
string_list_field=ff.StringList(["a", "b", "c"], "string list field"))
# This should return a single dict with the default values specified above.
expected = {
"integer_field": 1,
"string_field": "",
"string_list_field": ["a", "b", "c"]
}
self.assertEqual(FLAGS.flat_dict, expected)
self.assertEqual(flagholder.value, expected)
# These flags should also exist, although we won't access them in practice.
self.assertEqual(FLAGS["flat_dict.integer_field"].value, 1)
self.assertEqual(FLAGS["flat_dict.string_field"].value, "")
# Custom help string.
self.assertEqual(FLAGS["flat_dict.integer_field"].help, "integer field")
# Default help string.
self.assertEqual(FLAGS["flat_dict.string_field"].help,
"flat_dict.string_field")
def test_flag_values_error(self):
with self.assertRaisesRegex(ValueError, "FlagValues instance"):
ff.DEFINE_dict(
"name",
ff.String("stringflag", "string"),
integer_field=ff.Integer(1, "integer field")
)
def test_invalid_flat_leaf(self):
expected_message = ff._NOT_A_DICT_OR_ITEM.format("int")
with self.assertRaisesWithLiteralMatch(TypeError, expected_message):
ff._extract_defaults({
"string_field":
ff.String("default", "String field"),
"naughty_field":
100,
})
def test_valid_flat(self):
result = ff._extract_defaults({
"integer_field":
ff.Integer(10, "Integer field"),
"string_field":
ff.String("default", "String field"),
})
expected = {"integer_field": 10, "string_field": "default"}
self.assertEqual(result, expected)
def test_invalid_container(self):
expected_message = ff._NOT_A_DICT_OR_ITEM.format("list")
with self.assertRaisesWithLiteralMatch(TypeError, expected_message):
ff._extract_defaults({
"integer_field":
ff.Integer(10, "Integer field"),
"string_field":
ff.String("default", "String field"),
"nested": [ff.Float(3.1, "Float field")],
})
def test_define_nested(self):
flagholder = ff.DEFINE_dict(
"nested_dict",
integer_field=ff.Integer(1, "integer field"),
sub_dict=dict(string_field=ff.String("", "string field")))
# This should return a single dict with the default values specified above.
expected = {"integer_field": 1, "sub_dict": {"string_field": ""}}
self.assertEqual(FLAGS.nested_dict, expected)
self.assertEqual(flagholder.value, expected)
# These flags should also exist, although we won't access them in practice.
self.assertEqual(FLAGS["nested_dict.integer_field"].value, 1)
self.assertEqual(FLAGS["nested_dict.sub_dict.string_field"].value, "")
def test_valid_nested(self):
result = ff._extract_defaults(
{
"integer_field": ff.Integer(10, "Integer field"),
"string_field": ff.String("default", "String field"),
"nested": {
"float_field": ff.Float(3.1, "Float field"),
},
}
)
expected = {
"integer_field": 10,
"string_field": "default",
"nested": {"float_field": 3.1},
}
self.assertEqual(result, expected)
