def test_bad_terminal(self):
stdout = mock.MagicMock()
stdout.write = mock.MagicMock(side_effect=[
UnicodeEncodeError('codec', u'foo', 100, 105,
'artificial UnicodeEncodeError')
] + list(range(25)))
stderr = mock.MagicMock()
console_tool = ConsoleTool(self.b2_api, stdout, stderr)
console_tool.run_command(
['b2', 'authorize_account', 'my-account', 'good-app-key'])
def test_bad_terminal(self):
stdout = mock.MagicMock()
stdout.write = mock.MagicMock(
side_effect=[
UnicodeEncodeError('codec', u'foo', 100, 105, 'artificial UnicodeEncodeError')
] + list(range(25))
)
stderr = mock.MagicMock()
console_tool = ConsoleTool(self.b2_api, stdout, stderr)
console_tool.run_command(['b2', 'authorize_account', 'my-account', 'good-app-key'])
def _run_command(self,
argv,
expected_stdout='',
expected_stderr='',
expected_status=0):
"""
Runs one command using the ConsoleTool, checking stdout, stderr, and
the returned status code.
The ConsoleTool is stateless, so we can make a new one for each
call, with a fresh stdout and stderr
"""
expected_stdout = self._trim_leading_spaces(expected_stdout)
expected_stderr = self._trim_leading_spaces(expected_stderr)
stdout = six.StringIO()
stderr = six.StringIO()
console_tool = ConsoleTool(self.b2_api, stdout, stderr)
actual_status = console_tool.run_command(['b2'] + argv)
# The json module in Python 2.6 includes trailing spaces. Later version of Python don't.
actual_stdout = self._trim_trailing_spaces(stdout.getvalue())
actual_stderr = self._trim_trailing_spaces(stderr.getvalue())
if expected_stdout != actual_stdout:
print(repr(expected_stdout))
print(repr(actual_stdout))
if expected_stderr != actual_stderr:
print(repr(expected_stderr))
print(repr(actual_stderr))
self.assertEqual(expected_stdout, actual_stdout, 'stdout')
self.assertEqual(expected_stderr, actual_stderr, 'stderr')
self.assertEqual(expected_status, actual_status, 'exit status code')
def _run_command(self, argv, expected_stdout='', expected_stderr='', expected_status=0):
"""
Runs one command using the ConsoleTool, checking stdout, stderr, and
the returned status code.
The ConsoleTool is stateless, so we can make a new one for each
call, with a fresh stdout and stderr
"""
expected_stdout = self._trim_leading_spaces(expected_stdout)
expected_stderr = self._trim_leading_spaces(expected_stderr)
stdout = six.StringIO()
stderr = six.StringIO()
console_tool = ConsoleTool(self.b2_api, stdout, stderr)
actual_status = console_tool.run_command(['b2'] + argv)
# The json module in Python 2.6 includes trailing spaces. Later version of Python don't.
actual_stdout = self._trim_trailing_spaces(stdout.getvalue())
actual_stderr = self._trim_trailing_spaces(stderr.getvalue())
if expected_stdout != actual_stdout:
print(repr(expected_stdout))
print(repr(actual_stdout))
if expected_stderr != actual_stderr:
print(repr(expected_stderr))
print(repr(actual_stderr))
self.assertEqual(expected_stdout, actual_stdout, 'stdout')
self.assertEqual(expected_stderr, actual_stderr, 'stderr')
self.assertEqual(expected_status, actual_status, 'exit status code')
def test_get_bucket_with_hidden(self):
self._authorize_account()
self._create_my_bucket()
# Put some files into the test bucket. Unroll the loop for convenience.
bucket = self.b2_api.get_bucket_by_name('my-bucket')
bucket.upload(UploadSourceBytes(b'test'), 'upload1')
bucket.upload(UploadSourceBytes(b'test'), 'upload2')
bucket.upload(UploadSourceBytes(b'test'), 'upload3')
bucket.upload(UploadSourceBytes(b'test'), 'upload4')
bucket.upload(UploadSourceBytes(b'test'), 'upload5')
bucket.upload(UploadSourceBytes(b'test'), 'upload6')
# Hide some new files. Don't check the results here; it will be clear enough that
# something has failed if the output of 'get-bucket' does not match the canon.
stdout, stderr = self._get_stdouterr()
console_tool = ConsoleTool(self.b2_api, stdout, stderr)
console_tool.run_command(['b2', 'hide_file', 'my-bucket', 'hidden1'])
console_tool.run_command(['b2', 'hide_file', 'my-bucket', 'hidden2'])
console_tool.run_command(['b2', 'hide_file', 'my-bucket', 'hidden3'])
console_tool.run_command(['b2', 'hide_file', 'my-bucket', 'hidden4'])
# Now check the output of get-bucket against the canon.
expected_stdout = '''
{
"accountId": "my-account",
"bucketId": "bucket_0",
"bucketInfo": {},
"bucketName": "my-bucket",
"bucketType": "allPublic",
"corsRules": [],
"fileCount": 10,
"lifecycleRules": [],
"revision": 1,
"totalSize": 24
}
'''
self._run_command(['get-bucket', '--showSize', 'my-bucket'],
expected_stdout, '', 0)
