Python response_data_item_has_keys Examples

Example #1

File: test_index.py Project: dektox/mining_energy_consumption

def test_data_monthly_endpoint_price_path(client):
    response = client.get('/cbeci/api/data/monthly/0.05')  # type: Response

    assert response_is_successful(response)
    assert response_has_data_list(response)
    assert response_data_item_has_keys(
        response, ['month', 'timestamp', 'value', 'cumulative_value'])

Example #2

File: test_index.py Project: dektox/mining_energy_consumption

def test_data_endpoint_price_path(client):
    response = client.get('/cbeci/api/data/0.05')  # type: Response

    assert response_is_successful(response)
    assert response_has_data_list(response)
    assert response_data_item_has_keys(response, [
        'date', 'guess_consumption', 'max_consumption', 'min_consumption',
        'timestamp'
    ])

Example #3

def test_charts_endpoint_mining_map_countries(client):
    response = client.get(
        '/cbeci/api/charts/mining_map_countries')  # type: Response
    assert response_is_successful(response)
    assert response_has_data_list(response)
    assert response_data_item_has_keys(response, ['code', 'name', 'x', 'y'])

Example #4

def test_charts_endpoint_mining_equipment_efficiency(client):
    response = client.get(
        '/cbeci/api/charts/mining_equipment_efficiency')  # type: Response
    assert response_is_successful(response)
    assert response_has_data_list(response)
    assert response_data_item_has_keys(response, ['name', 'x', 'y'])

Example #5

def test_charts_endpoint_profitability_threshold(client):
    response = client.get(
        '/cbeci/api/charts/profitability_threshold')  # type: Response
    assert response_is_successful(response)
    assert response_has_data_list(response)
    assert response_data_item_has_keys(response, ['x', 'y'])