def test_serialize_deserialize(tide, json_):
"""
test serialize/deserialize/update_from_dict doesn't raise errors
"""
c_cats = CatsMover(curr_file, tide=tide)
toserial = c_cats.serialize(json_)
dict_ = c_cats.deserialize(toserial)
# check our CatsMover attributes
if json_ == 'webapi':
assert toserial['filename'] == basename(toserial['filename'])
else:
# in save context, we expect a full path to file
assert toserial['filename'] != basename(toserial['filename'])
if tide:
assert 'tide' in toserial
dict_['tide'] = tide # no longer updating properties of nested objects
assert c_cats.tide is tide
if json_ == 'webapi':
assert (toserial['tide']['filename'] ==
basename(toserial['tide']['filename']))
else:
assert (toserial['tide']['filename'] !=
basename(toserial['tide']['filename']))
c_cats.update_from_dict(dict_)
def test_serialize_deserialize(tide, json_):
"""
test serialize/deserialize/update_from_dict doesn't raise errors
"""
c_cats = CatsMover(curr_file, tide=tide)
toserial = c_cats.serialize(json_)
dict_ = c_cats.deserialize(toserial)
# check our CatsMover attributes
if json_ == 'webapi':
assert toserial['filename'] == basename(toserial['filename'])
else:
# in save context, we expect a full path to file
assert toserial['filename'] != basename(toserial['filename'])
if tide:
assert 'tide' in toserial
dict_['tide'] = tide # no longer updating properties of nested objects
assert c_cats.tide is tide
if json_ == 'webapi':
assert (toserial['tide']['filename'] == basename(
toserial['tide']['filename']))
else:
assert (toserial['tide']['filename'] != basename(
toserial['tide']['filename']))
c_cats.update_from_dict(dict_)
def test_serialize_deserialize_curronly(do):
"""
test to_dict function for Wind object
create a new wind object and make sure it has same properties
"""
c_cats = CatsMover(curr_file)
json_ = c_cats.serialize(do)
dict_ = c_cats.deserialize(json_)
if do == 'create':
c2 = CatsMover.new_from_dict(dict_)
assert c_cats == c2
else:
c_cats.from_dict(dict_)
def test_serialize_deserialize(tide):
"""
test serialize/deserialize/update_from_dict doesn't raise errors
"""
c_cats = CatsMover(curr_file, tide=tide)
toserial = c_cats.serialize('webapi')
dict_ = c_cats.deserialize(toserial)
if tide:
assert 'tide' in toserial
dict_['tide'] = tide # no longer updating properties of nested objects
assert c_cats.tide is tide
c_cats.update_from_dict(dict_)
def test_serialize_deserialize(tide):
"""
test serialize/deserialize/update_from_dict doesn't raise errors
"""
c_cats = CatsMover(curr_file, tide=tide)
serial = c_cats.serialize()
assert validate_serialize_json(serial, c_cats)
# check our CatsMover attributes
deser = CatsMover.deserialize(serial)
assert deser == c_cats
def test_serialize_deserialize(tide):
"""
test serialize/deserialize/update_from_dict doesn't raise errors
"""
c_cats = CatsMover(curr_file, tide=tide)
serial = c_cats.serialize()
assert validate_serialize_json(serial, c_cats)
# check our CatsMover attributes
deser = CatsMover.deserialize(serial)
assert deser == c_cats
def test_serialize_deserialize_tide(do):
"""
test to_dict function for Wind object
create a new wind object and make sure it has same properties
"""
c_cats = CatsMover(curr_file, tide=td)
json_ = c_cats.serialize(do)
dict_ = c_cats.deserialize(json_)
if do == 'create':
dict_.update({'tide': td})
c2 = CatsMover.new_from_dict(dict_)
assert c_cats == c2
else:
assert json_['tide'] == td.serialize(do)
c_cats.from_dict(dict_)
assert c_cats.tide is td
