Example #1
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 def test_make_result_answer(self, fetcher_message, count):
     fetcher_messages = list(repeat(fetcher_message, count))
     message = make_result_answer(*fetcher_messages)
     cmc_msg = CMCMessage.from_bytes(message)
     assert len(fetcher_messages) == count
     assert cmc_msg.header.name == "fetch"
     assert cmc_msg.header.state == CMCHeader.State.RESULT
     assert cmc_msg.header.log_level.strip() == ""
     assert cmc_msg.header.payload_length == len(message) - len(cmc_msg.header)
     assert cmc_msg.header.payload_length == count * len(fetcher_message)
     assert not set(cmc_msg.payload) ^ set(fetcher_messages)
Example #2
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    def test_make_log_answer(self):
        log_message = "the log message"
        level = logging.WARN

        message = make_log_answer(log_message, level)
        cmc_msg = CMCMessage.from_bytes(message)
        assert cmc_msg.header.name == "fetch"
        assert cmc_msg.header.state == CMCHeader.State.LOG
        assert cmc_msg.header.log_level.strip() == "warning"
        assert cmc_msg.header.payload_length == len(message) - len(cmc_msg.header)
        assert cmc_msg.header.payload_length == len(log_message)
Example #3
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 def test_from_bytes(self, eor):
     assert CMCMessage.from_bytes(bytes(eor)) == eor
Example #4
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 def test_from_bytes(self, message):
     assert CMCMessage.from_bytes(bytes(message)) == message