def test_offset_limit_page_from_query_string():
graph = create_object_graph(name="example", testing=True)
with graph.flask.test_request_context(query_string="offset=1&foo=bar"):
page = OffsetLimitPage.from_query_string(OffsetLimitPageSchema())
assert_that(page.offset, is_(equal_to(1)))
assert_that(page.limit, is_(equal_to(20)))
# schema filters out extra arguments
assert_that(page.to_dict(), is_not(has_entry("foo", "bar")))
def test_offset_limit_page_from_query_string():
graph = create_object_graph(name="example", testing=True)
with graph.flask.test_request_context(query_string="offset=1&foo=bar"):
page = OffsetLimitPage.from_query_string(OffsetLimitPageSchema())
assert_that(page.offset, is_(equal_to(1)))
assert_that(page.limit, is_(equal_to(20)))
# schema filters out extra arguments
assert_that(page.to_dict(), is_not(has_entry("foo", "bar")))
def discover():
# accept pagination limit from request
page = OffsetLimitPage.from_query_string(page_schema)
page.offset = 0
response_data = dict(_links=Links({
"self":
Link.for_(Operation.Discover, ns, qs=page.to_items()),
"search": [
link for link in iter_links(
self.find_matching_endpoints(ns), page)
],
}).to_dict())
return make_response(response_data)
def test_offset_limit_page_from_query_string():
graph = create_object_graph(name="example", testing=True)
with graph.flask.test_request_context(query_string="offset=1"):
page = OffsetLimitPage.from_query_string(OffsetLimitPageSchema())
assert_that(page.offset, is_(equal_to(1)))
assert_that(page.limit, is_(equal_to(20)))