def test_config_file_printing(prepare_config_file):
config, config_text = prepare_config_file
tested_path = "parent.parent_update_node"
original_value = get_attribute_by_path(tested_path, parse(config_text))
assert original_value not in print_config_with_hidden_attrs(
parse(config_text), [tested_path])
def test_create_or_update_attribute(mode):
(action, obj), where = mode
value = "baz"
if action == "update":
attribute_path = f"{where}_foo"
else:
attribute_path = "foz"
if obj == "table":
attribute_path = "new_table." + attribute_path
if where == "parent":
attribute_path = "parent." + attribute_path
elif where == "child":
attribute_path = "parent.child." + attribute_path
updated_config = create_update_attr(attribute=attribute_path,
value=value,
config=source_config)
assert (updated_config != source_config
), "This function should not change the original content"
assert (get_attribute_by_path(attribute_path=attribute_path,
config=updated_config) == value)
assert updated_config["control_value"] == "value"
# Test that the attribute is actually added and found
# Maybe move this to a separate test? Probably dup?
if action == "update":
checked_attributes = get_filled_attributes(source_config)
else:
checked_attributes = get_filled_attributes(source_config) + (
attribute_path, )
assert set(checked_attributes) == set(
get_filled_attributes(updated_config))
def test_get_attribute_by_path(path):
*_, location = path[0].split(".")
attribute_name = path[1]
if attribute_name == "foz" or location == "nonexistent_child":
attribute_value = None
else:
attribute_value = f"{location}_bar"
attribute_name = f"{location}_" + attribute_name
if location == "root":
location = None
if location:
attribute_path = f"{'.'.join(_ + [location])}.{attribute_name}"
else:
attribute_path = f"{attribute_name}"
assert (get_attribute_by_path(attribute_path=attribute_path,
config=source_config) == attribute_value)
def test_single_dialog_existing_file_multiple_updates(user_updates_values,
prepare_config_file,
monkeypatch):
"""In a scenario where there are more than 1 keys to update - make sure that permutations of user input are
handled correctly"""
new_value = "new_value"
update_attrs = ["update_node", "parent.parent_update_node"]
answer_1, answer_2 = user_updates_values
config, config_text = prepare_config_file
test_input = ["Y"]
for user_answer in [answer_1, answer_2]:
if user_answer:
test_input += ["Y", new_value]
else:
test_input += ["N"]
test_input += ["Y"]
setup_input(monkeypatch, test_input)
assert config_dialog(config, update_attrs)
for user_answer, attr in zip([answer_1, answer_2], update_attrs):
# The value should be updated <=> user said yes
assert user_answer == (get_attribute_by_path(
attribute_path=attr,
config=parse(config.read_text())) == new_value)
def test_page_add_dialog(prepare_config_file, monkeypatch):
config, config_text = prepare_config_file
setup_input(monkeypatch, ["title", "testfile", "", "SPC", "Y"])
assert page_add_dialog(config)
assert (get_attribute_by_path("pages.page1.page_title",
parse(config.read_text())) == "title")