def test_empty_linux_distribution(self):
# If platform.linux_distribution returns a tuple of empty
# strings, as it does on Windows and Mac OS X, we fall back to
# the result of platform.system().
self._set_platform(('', '', ''), 'BarOS')
self._set_hostname("bar")
consumer = oauth.SystemWideConsumer("app name")
self.assertEquals(consumer.key, 'System-wide: BarOS (bar)')
def test_broken_linux_distribution(self):
# If platform.linux_distribution raises an exception (which
# can happen with older versions of Python), we fall back to
# the result of platform.system().
self._set_platform(self._broken, 'BazOS')
self._set_hostname("baz")
consumer = oauth.SystemWideConsumer("app name")
self.assertEquals(consumer.key, 'System-wide: BazOS (baz)')
def test_useful_linux_distribution(self):
# If platform.linux_distribution returns a tuple of useful
# strings, as it does on Ubuntu, we'll use the first string
# for the system type.
self._set_platform(('Fooix', 'String2', 'String3'), 'FooOS')
self._set_hostname("foo")
consumer = oauth.SystemWideConsumer("app name")
self.assertEquals(consumer.key, 'System-wide: Fooix (foo)')