def __dictToActionBundle(self) -> ActionBundle:
dataDict = self._source
# We don't want to stall the app in case of missing/wrong directories/files.
# So we just return an empty ActionBundle if for some reason there is no JSON data:
if dataDict is None or not dataDict.get("actions") or len(
dataDict.get("actions")) == 0:
return ActionBundle.createNew()
# Convert
action: Action
actions: [Action] = []
try:
for actionDict in dataDict.get("actions"):
action = DictActionConverter(source=actionDict,
target=Action).getConverted()
if isinstance(action, Action):
actions.append(action)
actionBundle = ActionBundle(name=dataDict['name'], actions=actions)
return actionBundle
except KeyError:
logger.warning("Key of actionDict could not be mapped.",
exc_info=True)
return ActionBundle.createNew()
except Exception as e:
logger.error("Unexpected exception. %s", e, exc_info=True)
raise
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
logger.debug("Initializing class %s", __class__.__name__)
# Order of steps is important from here.
# 1. Load UI file
super(MainWindowController, self).__init__(*args, **kwargs)
uic.loadUi("mainWindow.ui",
self) # Loads all widgets of .ui into my instance
# 2. Init priority properties
# Set StoryLogHandler which is responsible for logging into a GUI-Widget
self.storyLogHandler = StoryLogHandler()
# Thread handling. We later need to access the worker while running,
# to be able to force stop it. So preserve window lifecycle.
self.storyWorker = None
# Keep thread lifecycle, so we don't need to create any new as long as this window lives
self.workerThread = QThread()
# Bind GUI elements.
self.defineConnections()
# 3. Init general properties which may depend on step 2.
self.storyData = ActionBundle.createNew()
# 4. Init UI
self.initView()
def test_createNew_shouldCreateValidActionBundle(self):
# Given
expectedName = "New"
# When
sut = ActionBundle.createNew()
# Then
self.assertEqual(expectedName, sut.name)
self.assertEqual(0, len(sut.actions))