def test_githubkeymaker_apikeys_file(self):
"""
Testing ability to create single key using consumer token/secret from JSON file
"""
gk = emm.GithubKeymaker()
gk.set_apikeys_file(self.keypath)
# Note that we hard-code these key values in the setup method above...
self.assertEqual(gk.credentials[self.token_var.lower()], 'AAAAA')
self.assertEqual(gk.credentials[self.secret_var.lower()], 'BBBBB')
def test_githubkeymaker_apikeys_dict(self):
"""
Testing ability to create single key using consumer token/secret from dictionary
"""
gk = emm.GithubKeymaker()
# Set application API keys
gk.set_apikeys_dict({
self.token_var.lower(): 'EEEEE',
self.secret_var.lower(): 'FFFFF'
})
self.assertEqual(gk.credentials[self.token_var.lower()], 'EEEEE')
self.assertEqual(gk.credentials[self.secret_var.lower()], 'FFFFF')
def test_githubkeymaker_apikeys_env(self):
"""
Testing ability to create single key using consumer token from environment vars
"""
gk = emm.GithubKeymaker()
# Set application API keys
os.environ['CLIENT_ID'] = 'CCCCC'
os.environ['CLIENT_SECRET'] = 'DDDDD'
gk.set_apikeys_env()
self.assertEqual(gk.credentials[self.token_var.lower()], 'CCCCC')
self.assertEqual(gk.credentials[self.secret_var.lower()], 'DDDDD')
# Clean up
os.environ['CLIENT_ID'] = ''
os.environ['CLIENT_SECRET'] = ''
import embarcaderomindmachine as emm
"""
Run this example like:
$ CLIENT_ID="XXXXX" \
CLIENT_SECRET="XXXXXXXX" \
python one_bot.py
Where CLIENT_ID and CLIENT_SECRET are
from your app page on Github.
"""
ghk = emm.GithubKeymaker()
ghk.set_apikeys_env()
ghk.make_a_key('dummy', 'dummy.json', '/tmp/keys')
def test_githubkeymaker_constructor(self):
"""
Running a smoke test for the GithubKeymaker class
"""
gk = emm.GithubKeymaker()