def test_serialize(data, protocol_version):
msg = serialize(data, protocol_version=protocol_version)
assert isinstance(msg, list)
d, m = deserialize(msg)
compare_nested_dict(data, d)
assert m['source1'] == {'timestamp.tid': 9876543210, 'timestamp': 12345678}
assert m['XMPL/DET/MOD0'] == {}
def test_serialize_with_metadata_and_dummy_timestamp(data, metadata,
protocol_version):
msg = serialize(data,
metadata,
protocol_version=protocol_version,
dummy_timestamps=True)
d, m = deserialize(msg)
compare_nested_dict(metadata, m)
def test_serialize_with_dummy_timestamps(data, protocol_version):
msg = serialize(data,
protocol_version=protocol_version,
dummy_timestamps=True)
d, m = deserialize(msg)
assert set(m['XMPL/DET/MOD0']) == {
'timestamp', 'timestamp.sec', 'timestamp.frac'
}
assert set(m['source1']) == {'timestamp', 'timestamp.tid'}
assert m['source1']['timestamp.tid'] == 9876543210
assert m['source1']['timestamp'] == 12345678
def test_wrong_version(data):
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
serialize(data, protocol_version='3.0')
def test_serialize_with_metadata(data, metadata, protocol_version):
msg = serialize(data, metadata, protocol_version=protocol_version)
d, m = deserialize(msg)
compare_nested_dict(metadata, m)