Python jobs_converter Examples

Example #1

 def test_jobs_spec(self):
     # This generates an "InnerClassList" which has a list of tuples of the
     # form (class name, class). We verify we have the expected set here.
     jobs = jobs_converter(DEFAULT_JOBS)
     job_names = sorted(
         [job_name for job_name, job_class in jobs.class_list])
     assert job_names == self.expected_job_names

Example #2

 def test_dotted_path(self):
     # This generates an "InnerClassList" which has a list of tuples of the
     # form (class name, class). We verify we have the expected set here.
     jobs = jobs_converter('socorro.cron.crontabber_app.DEFAULT_JOBS')
     job_names = sorted(
         [job_name for job_name, job_class in jobs.class_list])
     assert job_names == self.expected_job_names

Example #3

File: test_crontabber_app.py Project: willkg/socorro

 def test_jobs_spec(self):
     # This generates an "InnerClassList" which has a list of tuples of the
     # form (class name, class). We verify we have the expected set here.
     jobs = jobs_converter(DEFAULT_JOBS)
     job_names = sorted([job_name for job_name, job_class in jobs.class_list])
     assert job_names == self.expected_job_names

Example #4

File: test_crontabber_app.py Project: willkg/socorro

 def test_dotted_path(self):
     # This generates an "InnerClassList" which has a list of tuples of the
     # form (class name, class). We verify we have the expected set here.
     jobs = jobs_converter('socorro.cron.crontabber_app.DEFAULT_JOBS')
     job_names = sorted([job_name for job_name, job_class in jobs.class_list])
     assert job_names == self.expected_job_names