def test_create_method_iterator_kwarg():
args = [{
"name": 'limit',
"in": 'query',
"required": False,
"doc": ""
}, {
"name": 'page_num',
"in": 'query',
"required": False,
"doc": ""
}, {
"name": 'order',
"in": 'query',
"required": False,
"doc": ""
}, {
"name": 'order_by',
"in": 'query',
"required": False,
"doc": ""
}]
method = _resources.create_method(args, 'get', 'mock_name', '/objects',
'fake_doc')
mock_endpoint = mock.MagicMock()
method(mock_endpoint, iterator=True)
mock_endpoint._call_api.assert_called_once_with('get',
'/objects', {}, {},
iterator=True)
def test_create_method_unexpected_kwargs():
args = [{
"name": 'foo',
"in": 'query',
"required": True,
"doc": ""
}, {
"name": 'bar',
"in": 'query',
"required": False,
"doc": ""
}]
method = _resources.create_method(args, 'get', 'mock_name', '/objects',
'fake_doc')
mock_endpoint = mock.MagicMock()
# Method works without unexpected kwarg
method(mock_endpoint, foo=0, bar=0)
mock_endpoint._call_api.assert_called_once_with('get',
'/objects', {
"foo": 0,
"bar": 0
}, {},
iterator=False)
# Method raises TypeError with unexpected kwarg
expected_msg = "mock_name() got an unexpected keyword argument(s) {'baz'}"
with pytest.raises(TypeError) as excinfo:
method(mock_endpoint, foo=0, bar=0, baz=0)
assert str(excinfo.value) == expected_msg
def test_create_method_no_iterator_kwarg():
# We don't do any validation on keyword arguments if **kwargs is in the
# signature. They are just ignored if they aren't in the expected body,
# query, or path params. Therefore, method should return a Type Error,
# but method2 contains **kwargs so should overwrite iterator = False
args = [{"name": 'id', "in": 'query', "required": True, "doc": ""}]
method = _resources.create_method(args, 'get', 'mock_name', '/objects',
'fake_doc')
mock_endpoint = mock.MagicMock()
with pytest.raises(TypeError) as excinfo:
method(mock_endpoint, id=202, iterator=True)
assert 'keyword argument' in str(excinfo.value)
args2 = [{"name": 'foo', "in": 'query', "required": False, "doc": ""}]
method2 = _resources.create_method(args2, 'get', 'mock_name', '/objects',
'fake_doc')
mock_endpoint2 = mock.MagicMock()
method2(mock_endpoint2, iterator=True)
mock_endpoint2._call_api.assert_called_once_with('get',
'/objects', {}, {},
iterator=False)
def test_create_method_no_iterator_kwarg():
# Test that dynamically-created function errors when an
# unexpected "iterator" parameter is passed in
args = [{"name": 'id', "in": 'query', "required": True, "doc": ""}]
method = _resources.create_method(args, 'get', 'mock_name', '/objects',
'fake_doc')
mock_endpoint = mock.MagicMock()
with pytest.raises(TypeError) as excinfo:
method(mock_endpoint, id=202, iterator=True)
assert 'keyword argument' in str(excinfo.value)
# Dynamic functions handle optional argument through a different
# code path; verify that this also rejects unexpected arguments.
args2 = [{"name": 'foo', "in": 'query', "required": False, "doc": ""}]
method2 = _resources.create_method(args2, 'get', 'mock_name', '/objects',
'fake_doc')
mock_endpoint2 = mock.MagicMock()
with pytest.raises(TypeError) as excinfo:
method2(mock_endpoint2, iterator=True)
assert 'keyword argument' in str(excinfo.value)
def _create_mock_endpoint():
args = [{
"name": 'foo',
"in": 'query',
"required": True,
"doc": ""
}, {
"name": 'bar',
"in": 'query',
"required": False,
"doc": ""
}]
method = _resources.create_method(args, 'get', 'mock_name', '/objects',
'fake_doc')
mock_endpoint = mock.MagicMock()
return mock_endpoint, method
