def test_json_product_list(self):
"""
When listing product endpoints, the resulting JSON should contain a
service object, and a workspace object, and within that, an array of
product descriptors.
"""
cf = cloudfeeds.CloudFeeds(tenant_id='1234', clock=None)
cf.register_product(title="The hoohaw product", href="hoohaw")
cf.register_product(title="The goober product", href="goober")
listing = MatchesDict({
"service": MatchesDict({
"workspace": MatchesSetwise(
MatchesDict({
"collection": MatchesDict({
"href": Equals("hoohaw"),
"title": Equals("The hoohaw product"),
}),
"title": Equals("The hoohaw product"),
}),
MatchesDict({
"collection": MatchesDict({
"href": Equals("goober"),
"title": Equals("The goober product"),
}),
"title": Equals("The goober product"),
}),
),
})
})
self.assertEquals(
listing.match(cloudfeeds.render_product_endpoints_dict(
cf.get_product_endpoints()
)),
None
)
def test_json_description(self):
"""
When listing product endpoints, we expect our JSON to look a certain
way. The easiest way to do that is to acquire the corresponding
dict, then pass it through json.dump with your preferred formatting
settings.
"""
cfp = cloudfeeds.CloudFeedsProduct(title='title', href='href')
d = cloudfeeds.render_product_dict(cfp)
productDescription = MatchesDict({
"title": Equals("title"),
"collection": MatchesDict({
"href": Equals("href"),
"title": Equals("title"),
}),
})
self.assertEquals(productDescription.match(d), None)
def test_json_description(self):
"""
When listing product endpoints, we expect our JSON to look a certain
way. The easiest way to do that is to acquire the corresponding
dict, then pass it through json.dump with your preferred formatting
settings.
"""
cfp = cloudfeeds.CloudFeedsProduct(title='title', href='href')
d = cloudfeeds.render_product_dict(cfp)
productDescription = MatchesDict({
"title":
Equals("title"),
"collection":
MatchesDict({
"href": Equals("href"),
"title": Equals("title"),
}),
})
self.assertEquals(productDescription.match(d), None)
def test_json_product_list(self):
"""
When listing product endpoints, the resulting JSON should contain a
service object, and a workspace object, and within that, an array of
product descriptors.
"""
cf = cloudfeeds.CloudFeeds(tenant_id='1234', clock=None)
cf.register_product(title="The hoohaw product", href="hoohaw")
cf.register_product(title="The goober product", href="goober")
listing = MatchesDict({
"service":
MatchesDict({
"workspace":
MatchesSetwise(
MatchesDict({
"collection":
MatchesDict({
"href": Equals("hoohaw"),
"title": Equals("The hoohaw product"),
}),
"title":
Equals("The hoohaw product"),
}),
MatchesDict({
"collection":
MatchesDict({
"href": Equals("goober"),
"title": Equals("The goober product"),
}),
"title":
Equals("The goober product"),
}),
),
})
})
self.assertEquals(
listing.match(
cloudfeeds.render_product_endpoints_dict(
cf.get_product_endpoints())), None)
