def test_profile_handler_prints_profile():
shell = mock.Mock(spec=app.AWSShell)
shell.profile = 'myprofile'
stdout = compat.StringIO()
handler = app.ProfileHandler(stdout)
handler.run(['.profile'], shell)
assert stdout.getvalue().strip() == 'Current shell profile: myprofile'
def test_profile_prints_error_on_bad_syntax():
stderr = compat.StringIO()
handler = app.ProfileHandler(None, stderr)
handler.run(['.profile', 'a', 'b', 'c'], None)
# We don't really care about the exact usage message here,
# we just want to ensure usage was written to stderr.
assert 'Usage' in stderr.getvalue()
def test_profile_command_changes_profile():
shell = mock.Mock(spec=app.AWSShell)
shell.profile = 'myprofile'
stdout = compat.StringIO()
handler = app.ProfileHandler(stdout)
handler.run(['.profile', 'newprofile'], shell)
assert shell.profile == 'newprofile'
def test_profile_handler_when_no_profile_configured():
shell = mock.Mock(spec=app.AWSShell)
shell.profile = None
stdout = compat.StringIO()
handler = app.ProfileHandler(stdout)
handler.run(['.profile'], shell)
assert stdout.getvalue() == (
'Current shell profile: no profile configured\n'
'You can change profiles using: .profile profile-name\n')
def errstream():
return compat.StringIO()
