def test_update():
"""
A simple update
"""
starting_db = create_db(STARTING_DB_INPUT)
actual: dict = o_obj.update_object_in_db(starting_db, "some_uid", INP)
assert actual == EXPECTED
def test_single_create():
actual: dict = c_obj.create_object_in_db(create_db(), INP)
assert actual.get("uid", False)
# remove uid to check if object is still the same
del actual["uid"]
assert actual == json.loads(INP)
def test_get_invalid_obj():
"""
Getting an object that doesn't exist
"""
db = create_db()
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
g_obj.get_single_object_from_db(db, "bad uid")
def test_get_one_valid_obj():
"""
Getting a valid object
"""
db = create_db(STARTING_DB_INPUT)
actual: dict = g_obj.get_single_object_from_db(db, "some_uid")
assert actual == STARTING_DB_INPUT[0]
def test_update_to_non_json():
"""
Don't explicitly require a uid because we can get that from the URL
"""
starting_db = create_db(STARTING_DB_INPUT)
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
o_obj.update_object_in_db(starting_db, "some_uid",
"this isn't json :(")
def test_no_uid_causes_error():
"""
If the UID doesn't exist in the DB, we should return an error so people can't arbitrarily generate UIDs
This could break idempotence but I would ask clarifying questions
"""
empty = create_db()
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
o_obj.update_object_in_db(empty, "some_uid", INP)
def test_update_twice_same_result():
"""
Updating twice should produce the same result
"""
starting_db = create_db(STARTING_DB_INPUT)
actual: dict = o_obj.update_object_in_db(starting_db, "some_uid", INP)
actual2: dict = o_obj.update_object_in_db(starting_db, "some_uid", INP)
assert actual == EXPECTED == actual2
def test_multi_create():
db = create_db()
actual: dict = c_obj.create_object_in_db(db, INP)
actual2: dict = c_obj.create_object_in_db(db, INP)
assert actual["uid"] != actual2["uid"]
del actual["uid"]
del actual2["uid"]
assert actual == actual2
def test_delete_on_real_object_causes_no_error():
"""
Deleting an object should cause no error
"""
db = create_db()
d_obj.delete_object_from_db(db, "my_uid")
# assert no errors
assert not db.get_item(Key={"uid": "my_uid"}).get("Item", False)
def test_multiple_deletes_result_in_no_error():
"""
Deleting an object multiple times should only ensure that that object doesn't exist (idempotent)
"""
db = create_db()
d_obj.delete_object_from_db(db, "my_uid")
d_obj.delete_object_from_db(db, "my_uid")
# assert no errors
assert not db.get_item(Key={"uid": "my_uid"}).get("Item", False)
def test_attempt_to_add_uid_key_causes_error():
"""
Don't allow UIDs to be updated to different values because it could interfere with others objects
"""
starting_db = create_db(STARTING_DB_INPUT)
starting_db.put_item(
Item={"uid": "I can TOTALLY update someone else's object"})
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
o_obj.update_object_in_db(
starting_db, "some_uid",
json.dumps({"uid": "I can TOTALLY update someone else's object"}))
def test_get_all_valid_objs():
"""
Getting all objects
"""
db = create_db(STARTING_DB_INPUT)
db.put_item(Item={"uid": "another_uid", "data": "something"})
paginator = boto3.client(
"dynamodb",
'us-east-1').get_paginator("scan").paginate(TableName=db.table_name)
actual = map(lambda x: x["url"],
g_obj.get_all_object_links_from_db(paginator, BASE_URL))
assert set(actual) == {f"{BASE_URL}/another_uid", f"{BASE_URL}/some_uid"}
def test_allow_relaxed_update():
"""
Since we can gather which UID should be updated from the URL, we should relax the object required
to not include a UID
"""
starting_db = create_db(STARTING_DB_INPUT)
response = o_obj.update_object_in_db(
starting_db, "some_uid",
json.dumps(
{"my_key": "I don't include a uid, but passed it in the url"}))
assert response == {
"uid": "some_uid",
"my_key": "I don't include a uid, but passed it in the url"
}
def test_bad_json_forbidden():
inp = "this is some very bad json"
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
c_obj.create_object_in_db(create_db(), inp)
def test_uid_key_forbidden():
inp = json.dumps({"uid": "test"})
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
c_obj.create_object_in_db(create_db(), inp)
