Example #1
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    def testDeletesDEXFiles(self):
        
        clean.clean(self.reflector)

        cache = self.reflector.klass.context.cache.files

        self.assertEqual(cache[0].toString(), "---", "DEX File not deleted: %s" %cache[0].toString())
        self.assertEqual(cache[2].toString(), "---", "DEX File not deleted: %s" %cache[2].toString())
Example #2
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    def testDoesNotDeleteOtherFiles(self):

        clean.clean(self.reflector)

        cache = self.reflector.klass.context.cache.files

        self.assertNotEqual(cache[4].toString(), "---", "non DEX File deleted: %s" %cache[4].toString())
        self.assertNotEqual(cache[5].toString(), "---", "non DEX File deleted: %s" %cache[5].toString())
        self.assertNotEqual(cache[6].toString(), "---", "non APK File deleted: %s" %cache[6].toString())
        self.assertNotEqual(cache[7].toString(), "---", "non DEX File deleted: %s" %cache[7].toString())
        self.assertNotEqual(cache[8].toString(), "---", "non APK File deleted: %s" %cache[8].toString())
Example #3
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    def do_clean(self, args):
        """
        usage: clean
        
        Cleans APK and DEX files from Mercury's cache.
        
        During normal operation, Mercury uploads a number of APK files to your device, and extracts the DEX bytecode from others already on your device. This can start to consume a large amount of space, particularly if you are developing Mercury modules.
        
        The `clean` command removes all of these cached files for you.
        
        Mercury will automatically re-upload any files that it needs as you continue to use it.
        """

        files = clean.clean(self.__reflector)
        
        self.stdout.write("Removed %d cached files.\n" % files)
Example #4
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    def do_clean(self, args):
        """
        usage: clean
        
        Cleans APK and DEX files from Mercury's cache.
        
        During normal operation, Mercury uploads a number of APK files to your device, and extracts the DEX bytecode from others already on your device. This can start to consume a large amount of space, particularly if you are developing Mercury modules.
        
        The `clean` command removes all of these cached files for you.
        
        Mercury will automatically re-upload any files that it needs as you continue to use it.
        """

        files = clean.clean(self.__reflector)

        self.stdout.write("Removed %d cached files.\n" % files)
Example #5
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    def testDeletedFilesCount(self):

        cleaned = clean.clean(self.reflector)        

        self.assertEqual(cleaned, 4, "Incorrect Value Returned: %d" %cleaned)
Example #6
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 def testException(self):
     
     with self.assertRaises(AttributeError):
         clean.clean(None)