Python update_all_vocabularies Examples

Example #1

File: test_pythesint.py Project: nansencenter/py-thesaurus-interface

 def test_update_all(self):
     orig_vocab = pti.pythesint.vocabularies
     pti.pythesint.vocabularies = {'1': MagicMock(),
                                   'anothervocab': MagicMock(),
                                   'thirdvocab': MagicMock(),
                                   'instruments': MagicMock(),
                                   'something': MagicMock()}
     pti.update_all_vocabularies()
     for _, mock in pti.pythesint.vocabularies.iteritems():
         mock.update.assert_called_once_with()
     pti.pythesint.vocabularies = orig_vocab

Example #2

    def test_update_all_mocked(self):
        vocabularies_names = (
            '1',
            'anothervocab',
            'thirdvocab',
            'instruments',
            'something'
        )

        vocabularies = {}
        for name in vocabularies_names:
            vocabulary_mock = MagicMock()
            vocabulary_mock.version = None
            vocabularies[name] = vocabulary_mock

        with patch('pythesint.pythesint.vocabularies', vocabularies):
            pti.update_all_vocabularies()
            # items() in general is inefficient on Python 2, but should be no problem with just a couple items.
            for _, mock in pti.pythesint.vocabularies.items():
                mock.update.assert_called_once_with(version=None)

Example #3

File: setup.py Project: nansencenter/py-thesaurus-interface

 def run(self):
     install_scripts.run(self)
     import pythesint as pti
     pti.update_all_vocabularies()

Example #4

 def run(self):
     install_scripts.run(self)
     import pythesint as pti
     pti.update_all_vocabularies()

Example #5

 def test_update_all(self):
     pti.update_all_vocabularies()
     for _, vocab in pti.pythesint.vocabularies.items():
         self.assertIsInstance(vocab.get_list(), list)