def test_dashboard_update_success(sfx_recorder, session, chart):
with sfx_recorder.use_cassette('dashboard_update_success',
serialize_with='prettyjson'):
dashboard = Dashboard(session=session) \
.with_name('testy mctesterson') \
.with_api_token('foo') \
.with_charts(chart('lol'))
dashboard.create()
dashboard.update(name='updated_dashboard_name',
description='updated_dashboard_description')
def test_dashboard_update_child_chart(sfx_recorder, session, chart):
chart = chart('rawr')
dashboard = Dashboard(session=session)\
.with_name('foobarium')\
.with_api_token('foo')\
.with_charts(chart)
with sfx_recorder.use_cassette('dashboard_update_child_chart',
serialize_with='prettyjson'):
# We expect that updating the chart immediately shouldn't have
# any effect on the state of the chart.
dashboard.update()
resp = dashboard.update()
# We should only have one chart
assert len(resp['charts']) == 1
def test_dashboard_update_failure(sfx_recorder, session, chart):
chart = chart('lol')
dashboard = Dashboard(session=session) \
.with_name('testy mctesterson') \
.with_api_token('foo') \
.with_charts(chart)
with sfx_recorder.use_cassette('dashboard_update_failure',
serialize_with='prettyjson'):
# Just to make sure there are multiple dashboards exists, create a new
# dashboard with the same name
dashboard.create(force=True)
dashboard.create(force=True)
with pytest.raises(SignalAnalogError):
# Verify that we can't update when multiple dashboards exist
dashboard.update(name='updated_dashboard_name',
description='updated_dashboard_description')
def test_dashboard_create_child_chart(sfx_recorder, session, chart):
chart1 = chart('rawr')
chart2 = chart('roar')
dashboard = Dashboard(session=session)\
.with_name('bariumfoo')\
.with_api_token('foo')\
.with_charts(chart1)
with sfx_recorder.use_cassette('dashboard_create_child_chart',
serialize_with='prettyjson'):
resp = dashboard.create()
assert len(resp['charts']) == 1
# Simulate updating a configuration file.
dashboard.options['charts'].append(chart2)
resp_update = dashboard.update()
assert len(resp_update['charts']) == 2
def test_dashboard_delete_child_chart(sfx_recorder, session, chart):
chart1 = chart('rawr')
chart2 = chart('roar')
dashboard = Dashboard(session=session)\
.with_name('isley brothers')\
.with_api_token('foo')\
.with_charts(chart1, chart2)
with sfx_recorder.use_cassette('dashboard_delete_child_chart',
serialize_with='prettyjson'):
resp = dashboard.create()
assert len(resp['charts']) == 2
# Simulate removing a chart from a user's config.
dashboard.options['charts'] = list(filter(
lambda x: x.options != chart2.options,
dashboard.options['charts']))
resp_delete = dashboard.update()
# We should only have one chart
assert len(resp_delete['charts']) == 1
