Python drain Examples

Example #1

File: test_taskdetail_api.py Project: timjr/taskflow

    def tearDown(self):
        # Destroy all taskdetails from the backend
        for id in self.td_ids:
            b_api.taskdetail_destroy(id)

        # Clear the list of taskdetail names and uuids
        utils.drain(self.td_names)
        utils.drain(self.td_ids)

Example #2

File: test_flowdetail_api.py Project: timjr/taskflow

    def tearDown(self):
        # Destroy all taskdetails and flowdetails in the backend
        for id in self.td_ids:
            b_api.taskdetail_destroy(id)
        for id in self.fd_ids:
            b_api.flowdetail_destroy(id)

        # Drain the lists of taskdetail and flowdetail uuids and names
        utils.drain(self.fd_names)
        utils.drain(self.fd_ids)
        utils.drain(self.td_names)
        utils.drain(self.td_ids)

Example #3

File: test_logbook_api.py Project: timjr/taskflow

    def tearDown(self):
        # Destroy all flowdetails and logbooks in the backend
        for id in self.fd_ids:
            b_api.flowdetail_destroy(id)
        for id in self.lb_ids:
            b_api.logbook_destroy(id)

        # Clear the lists of logbook and flowdetail uuids and names
        utils.drain(self.lb_names)
        utils.drain(self.lb_ids)
        utils.drain(self.fd_names)
        utils.drain(self.fd_ids)

Example #4

File: test_flowdetail_api.py Project: timjr/taskflow

    def tearDown(self):
        # Destroy all taskdetails and flowdetails in the backend
        for id in self.td_ids:
            b_api.taskdetail_destroy(id)
        for id in self.fd_ids:
            b_api.flowdetail_destroy(id)

        # Drain the lists of taskdetail and flowdetail uuids and names
        utils.drain(self.fd_names)
        utils.drain(self.fd_ids)
        utils.drain(self.td_names)
        utils.drain(self.td_ids)

Example #5

File: test_logbook_api.py Project: kchenweijie/taskflow

    def tearDown(self):
        # Destroy all flowdetails and logbooks in the backend
        for id in self.fd_ids:
            b_api.flowdetail_destroy(id)
        for id in self.lb_ids:
            b_api.logbook_destroy(id)

        # Clear the lists of logbook and flowdetail uuids and names
        utils.drain(self.lb_names)
        utils.drain(self.lb_ids)
        utils.drain(self.fd_names)
        utils.drain(self.fd_ids)

Example #6

File: test_taskdetail_api.py Project: timjr/taskflow

 def tearDownClass(cls):
     # Clear the tasks
     utils.drain(cls.tsks)

Example #7

File: test_flowdetail_api.py Project: timjr/taskflow

 def tearDownClass(cls):
     # Clear out the lists of workflows and tasks
     utils.drain(cls.wfs)
     utils.drain(cls.tsks)

Example #8

File: test_logbook_api.py Project: timjr/taskflow

 def tearDownClass(cls):
     # Empty the list of workflows
     utils.drain(cls.wfs)

Example #9

File: test_flowdetail_api.py Project: timjr/taskflow

 def tearDownClass(cls):
     # Clear out the lists of workflows and tasks
     utils.drain(cls.wfs)
     utils.drain(cls.tsks)

Example #10

File: test_logbook_api.py Project: kchenweijie/taskflow

 def tearDownClass(cls):
     # Empty the list of workflows
     utils.drain(cls.wfs)