def test_process_dictionary_against_whitelist_global_keys(self):
test_dictionary = {u'_href': u'foo', u'_id': u'bar', u'_ns': u'baz'}
test_dictionary_before = copy.deepcopy(test_dictionary)
JSONController.process_dictionary_against_whitelist(
test_dictionary, [])
util.compare_dict(test_dictionary_before, test_dictionary)
def test_process_dictionary_against_whitelisty_global_and_local_keys(self):
test_dictionary = {
u'_href': u'foo',
u'_id': u'bar',
u'_ns': u'baz',
u'qux': u'quux'
}
test_dictionary_before = copy.deepcopy(test_dictionary)
JSONController.process_dictionary_against_whitelist(test_dictionary, [u'qux'])
util.compare_dict(test_dictionary_before, test_dictionary)
def test_process_dictionary_against_whitelist_filter_key(self):
test_dictionary = {
u'_href': u'foo',
u'_id': u'bar',
u'_ns': u'baz',
u'qux': u'quux'
}
target_result = copy.deepcopy(test_dictionary)
target_result.pop(u'qux', None)
JSONController.process_dictionary_against_whitelist(test_dictionary, [])
util.compare_dict(target_result, test_dictionary)
def test_process_dictionary_against_whitelist_filter_key(self):
test_dictionary = {
u'_href': u'foo',
u'_id': u'bar',
u'_ns': u'baz',
u'qux': u'quux'
}
target_result = copy.deepcopy(test_dictionary)
target_result.pop(u'qux', None)
JSONController.process_dictionary_against_whitelist(
test_dictionary, [])
util.compare_dict(target_result, test_dictionary)
def _process_users(users):
"""
Apply standard processing to a collection of users being returned
to a client. Adds the object link and removes user password.
@param users: collection of users
@type users: list, tuple
@return the same list that was passed in, just for convenience. The list
itself is not modified- only its members are modified in-place.
@rtype list of User instances
"""
for user in users:
user.update(serialization.link.search_safe_link_obj(user['login']))
JSONController.process_dictionary_against_whitelist(user, USER_WHITELIST)
return users
def _process_users(users):
"""
Apply standard processing to a collection of users being returned
to a client. Adds the object link and removes user password.
@param users: collection of users
@type users: list, tuple
@return the same list that was passed in, just for convenience. The list
itself is not modified- only its members are modified in-place.
@rtype list of User instances
"""
for user in users:
user.update(serialization.link.search_safe_link_obj(user['login']))
JSONController.process_dictionary_against_whitelist(
user, USER_WHITELIST)
return users
def test_output(self, json, header):
"""
Test json encoding.
"""
data = {'test': 1234}
json.dumps.return_value = repr(data)
header.side_effect = ['h1', 'h2']
# test
controller = JSONController()
encoded = controller._output(data)
# validation
json.dumps.assert_called_once_with(data, default=json_encoder)
self.assertEqual(encoded, json.dumps.return_value)
self.assertEqual(header.call_args_list, [
(('Content-Type', 'application/json'), {}),
(('Content-Length', len(encoded)), {}),
])
def test_output(self, json, header):
"""
Test json encoding.
"""
data = {'test': 1234}
json.dumps.return_value = repr(data)
header.side_effect = ['h1', 'h2']
# test
controller = JSONController()
encoded = controller._output(data)
# validation
json.dumps.assert_called_once_with(data, default=json_encoder)
self.assertEqual(encoded, json.dumps.return_value)
self.assertEqual(
header.call_args_list,
[
(('Content-Type', 'application/json'), {}),
(('Content-Length', len(encoded)), {}),
])
