Python serialize Examples

Example #1

File: test_optmanager.py Project: valour01/mitmproxy

def test_serialize():
    o = TD2()
    o.three = "set"
    assert "dfour" in optmanager.serialize(o, None, defaults=True)

    data = optmanager.serialize(o, None)
    assert "dfour" not in data

    o2 = TD2()
    optmanager.load(o2, data)
    assert o2 == o

    t = """
        unknown: foo
    """
    data = optmanager.serialize(o, t)
    o2 = TD2()
    optmanager.load(o2, data)
    assert o2 == o

    t = "invalid: foo\ninvalid"
    with pytest.raises(Exception, match="Config error"):
        optmanager.load(o2, t)

    t = "invalid"
    with pytest.raises(Exception, match="Config error"):
        optmanager.load(o2, t)

    t = "# a comment"
    optmanager.load(o2, t)
    assert optmanager.load(o2, "foobar: '123'") == {"foobar": "123"}

    t = ""
    optmanager.load(o2, t)
    assert optmanager.load(o2, "foobar: '123'") == {"foobar": "123"}

Example #2

File: test_optmanager.py Project: davidpshaw/mitmproxy

def test_serialize():
    o = TD2()
    o.three = "set"
    assert "dfour" in optmanager.serialize(o, None, defaults=True)

    data = optmanager.serialize(o, None)
    assert "dfour" not in data

    o2 = TD2()
    optmanager.load(o2, data)
    assert o2 == o

    t = """
        unknown: foo
    """
    data = optmanager.serialize(o, t)
    o2 = TD2()
    optmanager.load(o2, data)
    assert o2 == o

    t = "invalid: foo\ninvalid"
    with pytest.raises(Exception, match="Config error"):
        optmanager.load(o2, t)

    t = "invalid"
    with pytest.raises(Exception, match="Config error"):
        optmanager.load(o2, t)

    t = ""
    optmanager.load(o2, t)
    assert optmanager.load(o2, "foobar: '123'") == {"foobar": "123"}

Example #3

File: test_optmanager.py Project: valour01/mitmproxy

def test_serialize_defaults():
    o = options.Options()
    assert optmanager.serialize(o, None, defaults=True)

Example #4

File: test_optmanager.py Project: EndUser509/mitmproxy

def test_serialize_defaults():
    o = options.Options()
    buf = io.StringIO()
    optmanager.serialize(o, buf, "", defaults=True)
    assert buf.getvalue()

Example #5

File: test_optmanager.py Project: EndUser509/mitmproxy

 def serialize(opts: optmanager.OptManager,
               text: str,
               defaults: bool = False) -> str:
     buf = io.StringIO()
     optmanager.serialize(opts, buf, text, defaults)
     return buf.getvalue()

Example #6

File: test_optmanager.py Project: cortesi/mitmproxy

def test_serialize_defaults():
    o = options.Options()
    assert optmanager.serialize(o, None, defaults=True)