Python Timeline.parse_check Examples

Example #1

def test_invalid_unit():
    with pytest.raises(ConfigurationError):
        Timeline.parse_check({
            'name': 'x',
            'schedule': {
                'every': 2,
                'unit': 'olympics'
            },
        })

Example #2

def test_sample_schedule():
    rule = Timeline.parse_check(
        {'schedule': {
            'every': 1,
            'unit': 'week',
            'at': '07:40',
        }})
    assert rule == [TimelineRule(interval=1, unit='week', at='07:40')]

Example #3

def test_invalid_time():
    with pytest.raises(ConfigurationError):
        print(Timeline.parse_check({
            'name': 'x',
            'schedule': {
                'every': 'day',
                'at': 'noon',
            },
        }))

Example #4

def test_invalid_every():
    with pytest.raises(ConfigurationError):
        print(Timeline.parse_check({
            'name': 'x',
            'schedule': {
                'every': 'single',  # every must be integer
                'unit': 'minute',
            },
        }))

Example #5

def test_invalid_schedule():
    with pytest.raises(ConfigurationError):
        Timeline.parse_check({
            'name': 'x',
            'schedule': 'daily',
        })

Example #6

def test_empty_period():
    rule = Timeline.parse_check({'name': 'x'})
    assert rule == [TimelineRule(interval=300, unit='seconds', at=None)]

Example #7

def test_period_parse():
    rule = Timeline.parse_check({'period': '1 hour'})
    assert rule == [TimelineRule(interval=3600, unit='seconds', at=None)]