def test_invalid_splits(self):
"""Éclatement hôte/port pour des chaînes non valides."""
values = (
"localhost:", # Port manquant (hostname).
"example.com:", # Port manquant (hostname qualifié).
"127.0.0.1:", # Port manquant (IPv4).
"[::1]:", # Port manquant (IPv6).
":1234", # Hôte manquant.
"::1:2345", # Crochets manquants autour d'une IPv6.
)
for value in values:
try:
split_host_port(value)
except ValueError:
pass
else:
self.fail("An exception was expected for value %s" % value)
def test_valid_splits(self):
"""Éclatement hôte/port pour des chaînes valides."""
values = {
"localhost:1234": ("localhost", 1234, 1234),
"localhost": ("localhost", 5670, 5671),
"example.com:0123": ("example.com", 123, 123),
"example.com": ("example.com", 5670, 5671),
"127.0.0.1:2345": ("127.0.0.1", 2345, 2345),
"127.0.0.1": ("127.0.0.1", 5670, 5671),
"[::1]:3456": ("::1", 3456, 3456),
"[::1]": ("::1", 5670, 5671),
}
for inp, outp in values.iteritems():
expectedHost, expectedTCP, expectedSSL = outp
# On teste d'abord en plain-text.
actualHost, actualPort = split_host_port(inp, False)
self.assertEqual(expectedHost, actualHost)
self.assertEqual(expectedTCP, actualPort)
# Puis en SSL/TLS.
actualHost, actualPort = split_host_port(inp, True)
self.assertEqual(expectedHost, actualHost)
self.assertEqual(expectedSSL, actualPort)
