def testFromString(self):
for url, expected in urls:
result = Url.from_string(url)
error = 'URL: ' + url + '\n'
error += 'Result: ' + str(result) + '\n'
error += 'Expected: ' + expected
self.assert_(isinstance(result, Url))
self.assert_(str(result) == expected, error)
def testToString(self):
for url, expected in urls:
result = Url.from_string(url)
error = 'URL: ' + url + '\n'
error += 'Result: ' + str(result) + '\n'
error += 'Expected: ' + expected
self.assertIsInstance(result, Url, error)
self.assertEqual(result.to_string(), expected, error)
def testFromString(self):
for url, expected in urls:
result = Url.from_string(url)
error = 'URL: ' + url + '\n'
error += 'Result: ' + str(result) + '\n'
error += 'Expected: ' + expected
self.assertIsInstance(result, Url)
self.assertTrue(str(result) == expected, error)
def testConstructor(self):
host = Host('localhost')
self.assertEqual(host.get_protocol(), 'telnet')
host = Host('localhost', default_protocol = 'foo')
self.assertEqual(host.get_protocol(), 'foo')
for url, result in urls:
host = Host(url)
uri = Url.from_string(url)
self.assertEqual(host.get_name(), uri.hostname)
self.assertEqual(host.get_address(), uri.hostname)
self.assertEqual(host.get_uri(), str(uri))
def testConstructor(self):
host = Host('localhost')
self.assertEqual(host.get_protocol(), 'telnet')
host = Host('localhost', default_protocol='foo')
self.assertEqual(host.get_protocol(), 'foo')
for url, result in urls:
host = Host(url)
uri = Url.from_string(url)
self.assertEqual(host.get_name(), uri.hostname)
self.assertEqual(host.get_address(), uri.hostname)
self.assertEqual(host.get_uri(), str(uri))
def set_uri(self, uri):
"""
Defines the protocol, hostname/address, TCP port number, username,
and password from the given URL. The hostname may be URL formatted,
so the following formats are all valid:
- myhostname
- myhostname.domain
- ssh:hostname
- ssh:hostname.domain
- ssh://hostname
- ssh://user@hostname
- ssh://user:password@hostname
- ssh://user:password@hostname:21
For a list of supported protocols please see set_protocol().
@type uri: string
@param uri: An URL formatted hostname.
"""
try:
uri = Url.from_string(uri, self.protocol)
except ValueError:
raise ValueError('Hostname parse error: ' + repr(uri))
hostname = uri.hostname or ''
name = uri.path and hostname + uri.path or hostname
self.set_protocol(uri.protocol)
self.set_tcp_port(uri.port)
self.set_name(name)
self.set_address(name)
if uri.username is not None \
or uri.password1 is not None \
or uri.password2:
account = Account(uri.username, uri.password1, uri.password2)
self.set_account(account)
for key, val in uri.vars.iteritems():
self.set(key, val)
def testGetUri(self):
for url, result in urls:
host = Host(url)
uri = Url.from_string(url)
self.assertEqual(host.get_uri().split('&').sort(),
str(uri).split('&').sort())
def testSetUri(self):
for url, result in urls:
self.host.set_uri(url)
uri = Url.from_string(url)
self.assertEqual(self.host.get_name(), uri.hostname)
self.assertEqual(self.host.get_address(), uri.hostname)
def testGetUri(self):
for url, result in urls:
host = Host(url)
uri = Url.from_string(url)
self.assertEqual(host.get_uri(), str(uri))
def testSetUri(self):
for url, result in urls:
self.host.set_uri(url)
uri = Url.from_string(url)
self.assertEqual(self.host.get_name(), uri.hostname)
self.assertEqual(self.host.get_address(), uri.hostname)