def test_service_utils__setup_to_send__args_are_put_into_to_send_payload():
"""
Make sure arguments are actually put into the payload
"""
def check_payload(payload):
"""
This function is used to validate send payloads have the passed
arguments
"""
if payload['args'] != PROPER_ARGS:
raise RuntimeError('Payload does not have args added!!!')
return RETURN_PAYLOAD
imported_service = utils.import_python_file_from_cwd(SERVICE_PATH)
config = {}
cur_addresses = utils.get_json_from_rel_path(ADDRESSES_PATH)
addresses = service_utils.setup_addresses(cur_addresses, imported_service,
config)
connections = service_utils.setup_service_connections(
addresses, imported_service, config)
to_send = service_utils.setup_to_send(connections, {})
connections['out']['out_connection_1'].send = check_payload
to_send('out_connection_1', PROPER_ARGS)
def test_service_utils__setup_to_send__workflow_id_put_into_to_send_payload():
"""
Make sure if a workflow id is provided it is added to the payload.
"""
workflow_id = uuid.uuid4()
def check_payload(payload):
"""
This function is used to validate send payloads have the passed
arguments
"""
assert payload['workflow_id'] == workflow_id
return RETURN_PAYLOAD
imported_service = utils.import_python_file_from_cwd(SERVICE_PATH)
config = {}
cur_addresses = utils.get_json_from_rel_path(ADDRESSES_PATH)
addresses = service_utils.setup_addresses(cur_addresses, imported_service,
config)
connections = service_utils.setup_service_connections(
addresses, imported_service, config)
to_send = service_utils.setup_to_send(connections, {},
workflow_id=workflow_id,
increment_id=True)
connections['out']['out_connection_1'].send = check_payload
to_send('out_connection_1', PROPER_ARGS)
def test_service_utils_setup_to_send__workflow_id_constant_on_to_send_calls():
"""
Make sure the workflow id does not increment when "increment_id" is False.
This will allow services that are in main_mode to not increment the same
uuid consistently.
"""
workflow_id = uuid.uuid4()
def check_payload(payload):
"""
This function is used to validate send payloads have the passed
arguments
"""
assert payload['workflow_id'] == workflow_id
return RETURN_PAYLOAD
imported_service = utils.import_python_file_from_cwd(SERVICE_PATH)
config = {}
cur_addresses = utils.get_json_from_rel_path(ADDRESSES_PATH)
addresses = service_utils.setup_addresses(cur_addresses, imported_service,
config)
connections = service_utils.setup_service_connections(
addresses, imported_service, config)
to_send = service_utils.setup_to_send(connections, {},
workflow_id=workflow_id,
increment_id=False)
connections['out']['out_connection_1'].send = check_payload
for _ in range(4):
to_send('out_connection_1', PROPER_ARGS)
def test_service_utils__setup_to_send__to_send_validates_returned_args_case():
"""
Make sure that the return arguments case will also be validated.
"""
imported_service = utils.import_python_file_from_cwd(SERVICE_PATH)
config = {}
cur_addresses = utils.get_json_from_rel_path(ADDRESSES_PATH)
addresses = service_utils.setup_addresses(cur_addresses, imported_service,
config)
connections = service_utils.setup_service_connections(
addresses, imported_service, config)
to_send = service_utils.setup_to_send(connections, {})
connections['out']['out_connection_1'].send = lambda payload: None
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
to_send('out_connection_1', PROPER_ARGS)
def test_service_utils__setup_to_send__valid_connection_output_type_for_to_send(
):
"""
Make sure that sending will function if the output type is a connection
"""
imported_service = utils.import_python_file_from_cwd(SERVICE_PATH)
config = {}
cur_addresses = utils.get_json_from_rel_path(ADDRESSES_PATH)
addresses = service_utils.setup_addresses(cur_addresses, imported_service,
config)
connections = service_utils.setup_service_connections(
addresses, imported_service, config)
to_send = service_utils.setup_to_send(connections, {})
out_connection = connections['out']['out_connection_1']
out_connection.args_validator = lambda args: None
out_connection.send = lambda payload: RETURN_PAYLOAD
to_send('out_connection_1', {})
def test_service_utils__setup_to_send__to_send_returns_proper_args():
"""
Make sure the to_send function properly sends arguments and
gets the returned arguments back.
"""
imported_service = utils.import_python_file_from_cwd(SERVICE_PATH)
config = {}
cur_addresses = utils.get_json_from_rel_path(ADDRESSES_PATH)
addresses = service_utils.setup_addresses(cur_addresses, imported_service,
config)
connections = service_utils.setup_service_connections(
addresses, imported_service, config)
to_send = service_utils.setup_to_send(connections, {})
connections['out'][
'out_connection_1'].send = lambda payload: RETURN_PAYLOAD
return_arguments = to_send('out_connection_1', PROPER_ARGS)
assert return_arguments == RETURN_PAYLOAD['return_args']
def test_service_utils_setup_to_send__workflow_id_incremented_on_to_send_calls(
):
"""
Make sure the workflow id appends the call number increases with each to_send
call. This will allow a developer to more easily debug later down the line.
"""
workflow_id = uuid.uuid4()
call_count = 0
def check_payload(payload):
"""
This function is used to validate send payloads have the passed
arguments
"""
nonlocal call_count
if call_count == 0:
assert payload['workflow_id'] == workflow_id
else:
new_workflow_id = '{}_{}'.format(workflow_id, call_count)
assert payload['workflow_id'] == new_workflow_id
call_count += 1
return RETURN_PAYLOAD
imported_service = utils.import_python_file_from_cwd(SERVICE_PATH)
config = {}
cur_addresses = utils.get_json_from_rel_path(ADDRESSES_PATH)
addresses = service_utils.setup_addresses(cur_addresses, imported_service,
config)
connections = service_utils.setup_service_connections(
addresses, imported_service, config)
to_send = service_utils.setup_to_send(connections, {},
workflow_id=workflow_id,
increment_id=True)
connections['out']['out_connection_1'].send = check_payload
for _ in range(4):
to_send('out_connection_1', PROPER_ARGS)