Exemple #1
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def test_empty_file():
    fake_fp = Mock()
    with patch('osfclient.utils.six.PY2', False):
        empty = file_empty(fake_fp)

    expected = [call.peek()]
    assert expected == fake_fp.mock_calls
    # mocks and calls on mocks always return True, so this should be False
    assert not empty
Exemple #2
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def test_update_existing_file_files_match_force_overrides_update():
    # test that adding `force=True` and `update=True` forces overwriting of the
    # remote file, since `force=True` overrides `update=True`
    new_file_url = ('https://files.osf.io/v1/resources/9zpcy/providers/' +
                    'osfstorage/foo123/')
    store = Storage({})
    store._new_file_url = new_file_url

    def simple_OSFCore_put(url, params=None, data=None):
        if url == new_file_url:
            return FakeResponse(409, None)
        elif url.endswith("osfstorage/foo.txt"):
            return FakeResponse(200, None)

    store._files_url = 'https://api.osf.io/v2//nodes/f3szh/files/osfstorage'
    json = fake_responses.files_node('f3szh',
                                     'osfstorage',
                                     file_names=['hello.txt', 'foo.txt'])
    for i_file in range(2):
        json['data'][i_file]['attributes']['extra']['hashes']['md5'] = '0' * 32
    top_level_response = FakeResponse(200, json)

    def simple_OSFCore_get(url):
        if url == store._files_url:
            return top_level_response

    def simple_checksum(file_path):
        return '0' * 32

    fake_fp = MagicMock()
    fake_fp.mode = 'rb'
    with patch.object(OSFCore, '_put',
                      side_effect=simple_OSFCore_put) as fake_put:
        with patch.object(OSFCore, '_get',
                          side_effect=simple_OSFCore_get) as fake_get:
            with patch('osfclient.models.storage.checksum',
                       side_effect=simple_checksum):
                store.create_file('foo.txt', fake_fp, force=True, update=True)

    assert fake_fp.call_count == 0
    assert call.peek(1) in fake_fp.mock_calls
    # should have made two PUT requests, first attempt at uploading then
    # to update the file, even though they match, since force=True overrides
    # update=True
    assert fake_put.call_count == 2
    # should have made one GET request to list files
    assert fake_get.call_count == 1
Exemple #3
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def test_update_existing_file_overrides_connection_error():
    # successful upload even on connection error if update=True
    new_file_url = ('https://files.osf.io/v1/resources/9zpcy/providers/' +
                    'osfstorage/foo123/')
    store = Storage({})
    store._new_file_url = new_file_url

    def simple_OSFCore_put(url, params=None, data=None):
        if url == new_file_url:
            raise ConnectionError
        elif url.endswith("osfstorage/foo.txt"):
            return FakeResponse(200, None)

    def simple_checksum(file_path):
        return '0' * 32

    store._files_url = 'https://api.osf.io/v2//nodes/f3szh/files/osfstorage'
    json = fake_responses.files_node('f3szh',
                                     'osfstorage',
                                     file_names=['hello.txt', 'foo.txt'])
    top_level_response = FakeResponse(200, json)

    def simple_OSFCore_get(url):
        if url == store._files_url:
            return top_level_response

    fake_fp = MagicMock()
    fake_fp.mode = 'rb'
    with patch.object(OSFCore, '_put',
                      side_effect=simple_OSFCore_put) as fake_put:
        with patch.object(OSFCore, '_get',
                          side_effect=simple_OSFCore_get) as fake_get:
            with patch('osfclient.models.storage.checksum',
                       side_effect=simple_checksum):
                store.create_file('foo.txt', fake_fp, update=True)

    assert fake_fp.call_count == 0
    assert call.peek(1) in fake_fp.mock_calls
    # should have made two PUT requests, first attempt at uploading then
    # to update the file
    assert fake_put.call_count == 2
    # should have made one GET request to list files
    assert fake_get.call_count == 1
Exemple #4
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def test_force_existing_file():
    # test that adding `force=True` lets you overwrite existing remote files
    new_file_url = ('https://files.osf.io/v1/resources/9zpcy/providers/' +
                    'osfstorage/foo123/')
    store = Storage({})
    store._new_file_url = new_file_url

    def simple_OSFCore_put(url, params=None, data=None):
        if url == new_file_url:
            return FakeResponse(409, None)
        elif url.endswith("osfstorage/foo.txt"):
            return FakeResponse(200, None)

    store._files_url = 'https://api.osf.io/v2//nodes/f3szh/files/osfstorage'
    json = fake_responses.files_node('f3szh',
                                     'osfstorage',
                                     file_names=['hello.txt', 'foo.txt'])
    top_level_response = FakeResponse(200, json)

    def simple_OSFCore_get(url):
        if url == store._files_url:
            return top_level_response

    fake_fp = MagicMock()
    fake_fp.mode = 'rb'
    with patch.object(OSFCore, '_put',
                      side_effect=simple_OSFCore_put) as fake_put:
        with patch.object(OSFCore, '_get',
                          side_effect=simple_OSFCore_get) as fake_get:
            store.create_file('foo.txt', fake_fp, force=True)

    assert fake_fp.call_count == 0
    assert call.peek(1) in fake_fp.mock_calls
    # should have made two PUT requests, first attempt at uploading then
    # to update the file
    assert fake_put.call_count == 2
    # should have made one GET request to list files
    assert fake_get.call_count == 1