def test_register_route(self):
d = FlaskDispatcher(self.app)
def fake():
pass
endpoint = 'someendpoint'
values = dict(endpoint=endpoint, endpoint_func=fake,
route='/myresource', methods=['GET'])
d.register_route(**values)
self.assertIn(endpoint, self.app.url_map._rules_by_endpoint)
rule = self.app.url_map._rules_by_endpoint[endpoint][0]
self.assertIn('GET', rule.methods)
self.assertEqual(rule.rule, '/myresource')
self.assertEqual(endpoint, rule.endpoint)
# They won't actually be the same function since it gets wrapped.
self.assertEqual(self.app.view_functions[endpoint].__name__, fake.__name__)
def test_register_route_invalid_options(self):
"""
Tests registering a route with options not accepted
by Flask.
"""
app = Flask('myapp')
d = FlaskDispatcher(app)
def fake():
return
d.register_route('/ha', route='/ha', endpoint_func=fake, options=dict(invalid='option'))
for rul in app.url_map._rules:
if rul.endpoint == '/ha':
break
else:
assert False
