def test_pair(self):
"""Test pair with device available."""
mac = config['dev']['testdev1']['mac']
bluew.pair(mac)
paired = bluew.info(mac).Paired
self.assertTrue(paired)
def test_distrust(self):
"""Test distrust with device available."""
mac = config['dev']['testdev1']['mac']
bluew.distrust(mac)
trusted = bluew.info(mac).Trusted
self.assertFalse(trusted)
def test_info(self):
"""Test info with device available."""
mac = config['dev']['testdev1']['mac']
resp = bluew.info(mac)
self.assertTrue(resp)
self.assertIsInstance(resp, bluew.Device)
self.assertEqual(mac, resp.Address)
def __getattribute__(self, item):
# This hack queries the state of the device on attribute access, and
# guarantees that all values returned are in fact up to date.
# IMPORTANT NOTE: Thou shall not use `self.attr` access in this method,
# or thou shall dive in an infinite recursion as deep as thy stack.
# SERIOUSLY: `self.attr` is just gonna call this method again.
if item not in Device.attrs:
try:
mac = super().__getattribute__('address')
self = bluew.info(mac) # noqa: F841
except AttributeError as error:
logger = logging.getLogger(__name__)
logger.debug("Invalid device")
return super().__getattribute__(item)