Python NetworkWriter.write_one Examples

Example #1

def test_write_network_with_no_usages():
    """
    Test given network with usages attribute set to None,
    the usages isn't written to output xml
    """
    network = types.Network()
    buf = make_buffer()
    writer = XmlWriter(buf, indent=True)
    NetworkWriter.write_one(network, writer)
    writer.flush()
    assert_equals(decode_buffer(buf), '<network/>\n')

Example #2

File: test_network_writer.py Project: machacekondra/ovirt-engine-sdk

def test_write_network_with_no_usages():
    """
    Test given network with usages attribute set to None,
    the usages isn't written to output xml
    """
    network = types.Network()
    buf = make_buffer()
    writer = XmlWriter(buf, indent=True)
    NetworkWriter.write_one(network, writer)
    writer.flush()
    assert_equals(decode_buffer(buf), '<network/>\n')

Example #3

def test_write_network_with_empty_usages():
    """
    Test given network with usages attribute set empty list,
    the usages empty element is written to output xml
    """
    network = types.Network(usages=[], )
    buf = make_buffer()
    writer = XmlWriter(buf, indent=True)
    NetworkWriter.write_one(network, writer)
    writer.flush()
    assert_equals(decode_buffer(buf),
                  '<network>\n' + '  <usages/>\n' + '</network>\n')

Example #4

def test_write_network_with_one_usages():
    """
    Test given network with usages attribute set list with one value,
    the usages element with one value is written to output xml
    """
    network = types.Network(usages=[types.NetworkUsage.VM], )
    buf = make_buffer()
    writer = XmlWriter(buf, indent=True)
    NetworkWriter.write_one(network, writer)
    writer.flush()
    assert_equals(
        decode_buffer(buf), '<network>\n' + '  <usages>\n' +
        '    <usage>vm</usage>\n' + '  </usages>\n' + '</network>\n')

Example #5

File: test_network_writer.py Project: machacekondra/ovirt-engine-sdk

def test_write_network_with_empty_usages():
    """
    Test given network with usages attribute set empty list,
    the usages empty element is written to output xml
    """
    network = types.Network(
        usages=[],
    )
    buf = make_buffer()
    writer = XmlWriter(buf, indent=True)
    NetworkWriter.write_one(network, writer)
    writer.flush()
    assert_equals(
        decode_buffer(buf),
        '<network>\n' +
        '  <usages/>\n' +
        '</network>\n'
    )

Example #6

File: test_network_writer.py Project: machacekondra/ovirt-engine-sdk

def test_write_network_with_one_usages():
    """
    Test given network with usages attribute set list with one value,
    the usages element with one value is written to output xml
    """
    network = types.Network(
        usages=[
            types.NetworkUsage.VM
        ],
    )
    buf = make_buffer()
    writer = XmlWriter(buf, indent=True)
    NetworkWriter.write_one(network, writer)
    writer.flush()
    assert_equals(
        decode_buffer(buf),
        '<network>\n' +
        '  <usages>\n' +
        '    <usage>vm</usage>\n' +
        '  </usages>\n' +
        '</network>\n'
    )