Python JSONSerializer Examples

Example #1

File: test_serializer.py Project: dr4ke616/pinky

 def test_encode(self):
     data = {
         'decimal': Decimal('10.00'),
         'string': 'some_string',
         'int': 1234
     }
     expected = (
         '{"int": 1234, "decimal": "10.00", "string": "some_string"}')
     retval = JSONSerializer.dump(data)
     self.assertEqual(retval, expected)
     self.assertTrue(isinstance(retval, str))

Example #2

File: test_serializer.py Project: dr4ke616/pinky

 def test_encode(self):
     data = {
         'decimal': Decimal('10.00'),
         'string': 'some_string',
         'int': 1234
     }
     expected = (
         '{"int": 1234, "decimal": "10.00", "string": "some_string"}'
     )
     retval = JSONSerializer.dump(data)
     self.assertEqual(retval, expected)
     self.assertTrue(isinstance(retval, str))

Example #3

File: test_serializer.py Project: dr4ke616/pinky

 def test_decode(self):
     data = (
         '{"int": 1234, "decimal": "10.00", "string": "some_string"}'
     )
     expected = {
         'decimal': '10.00',
         'string': 'some_string',
         'int': 1234
     }
     retval = JSONSerializer.load(data)
     self.assertEqual(retval, expected)
     self.assertTrue(isinstance(retval, dict))

Example #4

File: test_serializer.py Project: dr4ke616/pinky

 def test_none(self):
     retval = JSONSerializer.load(None)
     self.assertEqual(retval, None)

Example #5

File: test_serializer.py Project: dr4ke616/pinky

 def test_none(self):
     retval = JSONSerializer.load(None)
     self.assertEqual(retval, None)

Example #6

File: test_serializer.py Project: dr4ke616/pinky

 def test_decode(self):
     data = ('{"int": 1234, "decimal": "10.00", "string": "some_string"}')
     expected = {'decimal': '10.00', 'string': 'some_string', 'int': 1234}
     retval = JSONSerializer.load(data)
     self.assertEqual(retval, expected)
     self.assertTrue(isinstance(retval, dict))