def test_module3_multi_path(self):
"""
For modules that have multiple paths. This is typically caused
by specifying a module that is typically used as a namespace for
other Python modules. Normally this can interfere with imports
but as long as a module is produced and the multiple path
modpath method is used, the mapper will fulfil the order.
"""
# See setup method for how it's built.
calmjs_base_dir = abspath(
join(indexer.modpath_pkg_resources(indexer)[0], pardir))
module, index_js = make_multipath_module3(self)
def join_mod3(*a):
return join(calmjs_base_dir, 'calmjs', 'testing', 'module3', *a)
results = indexer.mapper(module, modpath='all', globber='recursive')
self.assertEqual(
results, {
'calmjs/testing/module3/index': index_js,
'calmjs/testing/module3/math': join_mod3('math.js'),
'calmjs/testing/module3/mod/index': join_mod3(
'mod', 'index.js'),
})
def test_module3_multi_path_all(self):
"""
For modules that have multiple paths. This is typically caused
by specifying a module that is typically used as a namespace for
other Python modules. Normally this can interfere with imports
but as long as a module is produced and the multiple path
modpath method is used, the 'all' mapper will fulfil the order.
"""
# See setup method for how it's built.
module, index_js = make_multipath_module3(self)
def join_mod3(*a):
# use the actual value provided by the dummy module (which
# references the real version.
from calmjs.testing import module3
mod3_dir = module3.__path__[0]
return join(mod3_dir, *a)
results = indexer.mapper(module,
calmjs_ep,
modpath='all',
globber='recursive')
self.assertEqual(
results, {
'calmjs/testing/module3/index': index_js,
'calmjs/testing/module3/math': join_mod3('math.js'),
'calmjs/testing/module3/mod/index': join_mod3(
'mod', 'index.js'),
})
def test_module3_multi_path_all(self):
"""
For modules that have multiple paths. This is typically caused
by specifying a module that is typically used as a namespace for
other Python modules. Normally this can interfere with imports
but as long as a module is produced and the multiple path
modpath method is used, the 'all' mapper will fulfil the order.
"""
# See setup method for how it's built.
module, index_js = make_multipath_module3(self)
def join_mod3(*a):
# use the actual value provided by the dummy module (which
# references the real version.
from calmjs.testing import module3
mod3_dir = module3.__path__[0]
return join(mod3_dir, *a)
results = indexer.mapper(
module, calmjs_ep, modpath='all', globber='recursive')
self.assertEqual(results, {
'calmjs/testing/module3/index': index_js,
'calmjs/testing/module3/math': join_mod3('math.js'),
'calmjs/testing/module3/mod/index': join_mod3('mod', 'index.js'),
})
def test_module3_multi_path_pkg_resources(self):
"""
With the usage of pkg_resources modpath, the extra paths must be
available somehow to this framework, but given that this is not
setup through the framework proper the custom path provided by
the mocked module object will never be used.
"""
module, index_js = make_multipath_module3(self)
def join_mod3(*a):
return join(calmjs_dist_dir, 'calmjs', 'testing', 'module3', *a)
results = indexer.mapper(
module, calmjs_ep, modpath='pkg_resources', globber='recursive')
self.assertEqual(results, {
'calmjs/testing/module3/math': join_mod3('math.js'),
'calmjs/testing/module3/mod/index': join_mod3('mod', 'index.js'),
})
def test_module3_multi_path_pkg_resources(self):
"""
With the usage of pkg_resources modpath, the extra paths must be
available somehow to this framework, but given that this is not
setup through the framework proper the custom path provided by
the mocked module object will never be used.
"""
module, index_js = make_multipath_module3(self)
def join_mod3(*a):
return join(calmjs_dist_dir, 'calmjs', 'testing', 'module3', *a)
results = indexer.mapper(module,
calmjs_ep,
modpath='pkg_resources',
globber='recursive')
self.assertEqual(
results, {
'calmjs/testing/module3/math': join_mod3('math.js'),
'calmjs/testing/module3/mod/index': join_mod3(
'mod', 'index.js'),
})