Python get_available_port Examples

Example #1

File: onionshare_common_test.py Project: wondratsch/onionshare

    def test_returns_an_open_port(self, port_min, port_max):
        """ get_available_port() should return an open port within the range """

        port = common.get_available_port(port_min, port_max)
        assert port_min <= port <= port_max
        with socket.socket() as tmpsock:
            tmpsock.bind(('127.0.0.1', port))

Example #2

File: test_onionshare_common.py Project: lazlolazlolazlo/onionshare

    def test_returns_an_open_port(self, port_min, port_max):
        """ get_available_port() should return an open port within the range """

        port = common.get_available_port(port_min, port_max)
        assert port_min <= port <= port_max
        with socket.socket() as tmpsock:
            tmpsock.bind(('127.0.0.1', port))

Example #3

def test_get_available_port_returns_an_open_port():
    """get_available_port() should return an open port within the range"""
    for i in range(100):
        port = common.get_available_port(1024, 2048)
        assert 1024 <= port <= 2048
        socket.socket().bind(("127.0.0.1", port))