Python machine_from_dict Examples

Example #1

File: test_machine.py Project: anbangr/trusted-juju

 def test_provisioned_state(self):
     info = {
         "name": "billy-bob",
         "uid": "furblewurbleburble",
         "netboot_enabled": False}
     machine = machine_from_dict(info)
     self.assertEquals(machine.state, "provisioned")

Example #2

 def test_provisioned_state(self):
     info = {
         "name": "billy-bob",
         "uid": "furblewurbleburble",
         "netboot_enabled": False
     }
     machine = machine_from_dict(info)
     self.assertEquals(machine.state, "provisioned")

Example #3

File: test_machine.py Project: anbangr/trusted-juju

    def test_create(self):
        info = {
            "name": "billy-bob",
            "uid": "furblewurbleburble",
            "netboot_enabled": True}
        machine = machine_from_dict(info)

        self.assertEquals(machine.instance_id, "furblewurbleburble")
        self.assertEquals(machine.dns_name, "billy-bob")
        self.assertEquals(machine.private_dns_name, "billy-bob")
        self.assertEquals(machine.state, "pending")

Example #4

    def test_create(self):
        info = {
            "name": "billy-bob",
            "uid": "furblewurbleburble",
            "netboot_enabled": True
        }
        machine = machine_from_dict(info)

        self.assertEquals(machine.instance_id, "furblewurbleburble")
        self.assertEquals(machine.dns_name, "billy-bob")
        self.assertEquals(machine.private_dns_name, "billy-bob")
        self.assertEquals(machine.state, "pending")