def test_get_rest_flattened():
client = RegionSslCertificatesClient(
credentials=ga_credentials.AnonymousCredentials(), )
# Mock the http request call within the method and fake a response.
with mock.patch.object(Session, "request") as req:
# Designate an appropriate value for the returned response.
return_value = compute.SslCertificate()
# Wrap the value into a proper Response obj
json_return_value = compute.SslCertificate.to_json(return_value)
response_value = Response()
response_value.status_code = 200
response_value._content = json_return_value.encode("UTF-8")
req.return_value = response_value
# Call the method with a truthy value for each flattened field,
# using the keyword arguments to the method.
client.get(
project="project_value",
region="region_value",
ssl_certificate="ssl_certificate_value",
)
# Establish that the underlying call was made with the expected
# request object values.
assert len(req.mock_calls) == 1
_, http_call, http_params = req.mock_calls[0]
body = http_params.get("data")
assert "project_value" in http_call[1] + str(body)
assert "region_value" in http_call[1] + str(body)
assert "ssl_certificate_value" in http_call[1] + str(body)
def test_get_rest_flattened_error():
client = RegionSslCertificatesClient(
credentials=ga_credentials.AnonymousCredentials(), )
# Attempting to call a method with both a request object and flattened
# fields is an error.
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
client.get(
compute.GetRegionSslCertificateRequest(),
project="project_value",
region="region_value",
ssl_certificate="ssl_certificate_value",
)
def test_get_rest(transport: str = "rest",
request_type=compute.GetRegionSslCertificateRequest):
client = RegionSslCertificatesClient(
credentials=ga_credentials.AnonymousCredentials(),
transport=transport,
)
# Everything is optional in proto3 as far as the runtime is concerned,
# and we are mocking out the actual API, so just send an empty request.
request = request_type()
# Mock the http request call within the method and fake a response.
with mock.patch.object(Session, "request") as req:
# Designate an appropriate value for the returned response.
return_value = compute.SslCertificate(
certificate="certificate_value",
creation_timestamp="creation_timestamp_value",
description="description_value",
expire_time="expire_time_value",
id="id_value",
kind="kind_value",
managed=compute.SslCertificateManagedSslCertificate(
domain_status={"key_value": "value_value"}),
name="name_value",
private_key="private_key_value",
region="region_value",
self_link="self_link_value",
self_managed=compute.SslCertificateSelfManagedSslCertificate(
certificate="certificate_value"),
subject_alternative_names=["subject_alternative_names_value"],
type_=compute.SslCertificate.Type.MANAGED,
)
# Wrap the value into a proper Response obj
json_return_value = compute.SslCertificate.to_json(return_value)
response_value = Response()
response_value.status_code = 200
response_value._content = json_return_value.encode("UTF-8")
req.return_value = response_value
response = client.get(request)
# Establish that the response is the type that we expect.
assert isinstance(response, compute.SslCertificate)
assert response.certificate == "certificate_value"
assert response.creation_timestamp == "creation_timestamp_value"
assert response.description == "description_value"
assert response.expire_time == "expire_time_value"
assert response.id == "id_value"
assert response.kind == "kind_value"
assert response.managed == compute.SslCertificateManagedSslCertificate(
domain_status={"key_value": "value_value"})
assert response.name == "name_value"
assert response.private_key == "private_key_value"
assert response.region == "region_value"
assert response.self_link == "self_link_value"
assert response.self_managed == compute.SslCertificateSelfManagedSslCertificate(
certificate="certificate_value")
assert response.subject_alternative_names == [
"subject_alternative_names_value"
]
assert response.type_ == compute.SslCertificate.Type.MANAGED