def test_mandatory_fields(self):
record = CloudRecord()
record.set_field('VMUUID', 'host.example.org/cr/87912469269276')
record.set_field('SiteName', 'MySite')
record.set_field('MachineName', 'MyMachine')
try:
record._check_fields()
except Exception, e:
self.fail('_check_fields method failed: %s [%s]' % (str(e), str(type(e))))
def test_load_from_msg_value_check(self):
"""Check for correct values in CloudRecords generated from messages."""
for msg in self.cases.keys():
cr = CloudRecord()
cr.load_from_msg(msg)
cont = cr._record_content
for key in self.cases[msg].keys():
self.assertEqual(cont[key], self.cases[msg][key], "%s != %s for key %s" % (cont[key], self.cases[msg][key], key))
def test_load_from_msg(self):
for msg in self.cases.keys():
cr = CloudRecord()
cr.load_from_msg(msg)
cont = cr._record_content
for key in self.cases[msg].keys():
self.assertEqual(cont[key], self.cases[msg][key], "%s != %s for key %s" % (cont[key], self.cases[msg][key], key))
def test_load_from_msg_value_check(self):
"""Check for correct values in CloudRecords generated from messages."""
for msg in self.cases.keys():
cr = CloudRecord()
cr.load_from_msg(msg)
cont = cr._record_content
for key in self.cases[msg].keys():
self.assertEqual(
cont[key], self.cases[msg][key], "%s != %s for key %s" %
(cont[key], self.cases[msg][key], key))
def test_mandatory_fields(self):
record = CloudRecord()
record.set_field('VMUUID', 'host.example.org/cr/87912469269276')
record.set_field('SiteName', 'MySite')
record.set_field('MachineName', 'MyMachine')
try:
record._check_fields()
except Exception, e:
self.fail('_check_fields method failed: %s [%s]' % (str(e), str(type(e))))
def test_load_from_msg_type_check(self):
"""Check the fields of a parsed message are of the correct type."""
for msg in self.cases.keys():
cr = CloudRecord()
cr.load_from_msg(msg)
for key in cr._int_fields:
value = cr._record_content[key]
# Check the value we are going to be passing to MySQL
# is an integer or None. MySQL 5.6.x rejects the value
# otherwise, whereas 5.1.x interprets it as integer 0.
valid_value = isinstance(value, int) or value is None
# Use 'repr' to show quote marks if value is a string.
self.assertTrue(
valid_value,
'Integer %s with value: %s\n%s' % (key, repr(value), msg))
for key in cr._float_fields:
value = cr._record_content[key]
# Check the value we are going to be passing to MySQL
# is a float or None. MySQL 5.6.x rejects the value
# otherwise, whereas 5.1.x interprets it as 0.00.
valid_value = isinstance(value, float) or value is None
# Use 'repr' to show quote marks if value is a string.
self.assertTrue(
valid_value,
'Decimal %s with value: %s\n%s' % (key, repr(value), msg))
for key in cr._datetime_fields:
value = cr._record_content[key]
# Check the value we are going to be passing to MySQL
# is a datetime or None. MySQL 5.6.x rejects the value
# otherwise, whereas 5.1.x interprets it as a zero timestamp.
valid_value = isinstance(value, datetime) or value is None
# Use 'repr' to show quote marks if value is a string.
self.assertTrue(
valid_value,
'Datetime %s with value: %s\n%s' % (key, repr(value), msg))
def test_load_from_msg_type_check(self):
"""Check the fields of a parsed message are of the correct type."""
for msg in self.cases.keys():
cr = CloudRecord()
cr.load_from_msg(msg)
for key in cr._int_fields:
value = cr._record_content[key]
# Check the value we are going to be passing to MySQL
# is an integer or None. MySQL 5.6.x rejects the value
# otherwise, whereas 5.1.x interprets it as integer 0.
valid_value = isinstance(value, int) or value is None
# Use 'repr' to show quote marks if value is a string.
self.assertTrue(valid_value, 'Integer %s with value: %s\n%s' %
(key, repr(value), msg))
for key in cr._float_fields:
value = cr._record_content[key]
# Check the value we are going to be passing to MySQL
# is a float or None. MySQL 5.6.x rejects the value
# otherwise, whereas 5.1.x interprets it as 0.00.
valid_value = isinstance(value, float) or value is None
# Use 'repr' to show quote marks if value is a string.
self.assertTrue(valid_value, 'Decimal %s with value: %s\n%s' %
(key, repr(value), msg))
for key in cr._datetime_fields:
value = cr._record_content[key]
# Check the value we are going to be passing to MySQL
# is a datetime or None. MySQL 5.6.x rejects the value
# otherwise, whereas 5.1.x interprets it as a zero timestamp.
valid_value = isinstance(value, datetime) or value is None
# Use 'repr' to show quote marks if value is a string.
self.assertTrue(valid_value, 'Datetime %s with value: %s\n%s' %
(key, repr(value), msg))