Exemple #1
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    def test_metadata_serialization(self):
        import time
        modelobject = ModelObject()
        modelobject.updateID = lambda *args: 'ModelObjectID'
        metadata = Metadata('')
        # {'create_time': 1417205460.253131,
        #          'creator': 'ninja_owner',
        #           'owner': 'ninja_owner',
        #            'update_time': 1417205460.253132,
        #             'update_user': '******'}

        modelobjectserialized = self.mapper.serialize(modelobject)
        metadataserialized = modelobjectserialized['metadata']
        # if serialization fails, returns None
        self.assertNotEqual(modelobjectserialized, None,
                            "Serialized ModelObejct shouldn't be None")
        # we check the cmd attributes
        self.assertEquals(modelobjectserialized.get("_id"),
                          modelobject.getID(),
                          "Serialized ID is not the same as metadata ID")
        self.assertEquals(
            metadataserialized.get("creator"),
            metadata.__getattribute__("creator"),
            "Serialized owner is not the same as metadata creator")
        self.assertEquals(
            metadataserialized.get("owner"),
            metadata.__getattribute__("owner"),
            "Serialized owner is not the same as metadata owner")

        self.assertTrue(
            isinstance(metadataserialized.get("create_time"), float),
            "Serialized create_time is not int")
        self.assertTrue(
            isinstance(metadataserialized.get("update_time"), float),
            "Serialized update_time is not int")
Exemple #2
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    def test_metadata_deserialization(self):
        import time
        modelobject = ModelObject()
        modelobject.updateID = lambda *args: 'ModelObjectID'
        # {'create_time': 1417205460.253131,
        #          'creator': 'ninja_owner',
        #           'owner': 'ninja_owner',
        #            'update_time': 1417205460.253132,
        #             'update_user': '******'}
        modelobjectserialized = {
            'name': '',
            'parent': None,
            'owner': '',
            '_id': None,
            'type': 'ModelObject',
            'metadata': {
                'update_time': 1417207650.761777,
                'update_user': '',
                'update_action': 0,
                'creator': '',
                'create_time': 1417207650.761777,
                'update_controller_action': 'No model controller call',
                'owner': ''
            },
            'owned': False,
            'description': ''
        }
        modelobject2 = self.mapper.unserialize(modelobject,
                                               modelobjectserialized)
        metadata = modelobject2._metadata
        metadataserialized = modelobjectserialized['metadata']
        # if serialization fails, returns None
        self.assertNotEqual(modelobjectserialized, None,
                            "Serialized ModelObejct shouldn't be None")
        # we check the cmd attributes
        self.assertEquals(modelobjectserialized.get("_id"),
                          modelobject.getID(),
                          "Serialized ID is not the same as metadata ID")
        import ipdb
        ipdb.set_trace()
        self.assertEquals(
            metadataserialized.get("owner"),
            metadata.__getattribute__("owner"),
            "Serialized owner is not the same as metadata owner")
        self.assertEquals(
            metadataserialized.get("creator"),
            metadata.__getattribute__("creator"),
            "Serialized owner is not the same as metadata creator")

        self.assertTrue(
            isinstance(metadataserialized.get("create_time"), float),
            "Serialized create_time is not int")
        self.assertTrue(
            isinstance(metadataserialized.get("update_time"), float),
            "Serialized update_time is not int")
Exemple #3
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    def test_metadata_deserialization(self):
        import time
        modelobject = ModelObject()
        modelobject.updateID = lambda *args : 'ModelObjectID'
        # {'create_time': 1417205460.253131,
        #          'creator': 'ninja_owner',
        #           'owner': 'ninja_owner',
        #            'update_time': 1417205460.253132,
        #             'update_user': '******'}
        modelobjectserialized = {'name': '',
                             'parent': None,
                             'owner': '',
                             '_id': None,
                             'type': 'ModelObject',
                             'metadata': {'update_time': 1417207650.761777,
                                     'update_user': '',
                                     'update_action': 0,
                                     'creator': '',
                                     'create_time': 1417207650.761777,
                                     'update_controller_action': 'No model controller call',
                                     'owner': ''},
                             'owned': False,
                             'description': ''}
        modelobject2 = self.mapper.unserialize(modelobject, modelobjectserialized)
        metadata = modelobject2._metadata
        metadataserialized = modelobjectserialized['metadata']
        # if serialization fails, returns None
        self.assertNotEqual(
            modelobjectserialized,
            None,
            "Serialized ModelObejct shouldn't be None")
        # we check the cmd attributes
        self.assertEquals(
            modelobjectserialized.get("_id"),
            modelobject.getID(),
            "Serialized ID is not the same as metadata ID")
        import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace()
        self.assertEquals(
            metadataserialized.get("owner"),
            metadata.__getattribute__("owner"),
            "Serialized owner is not the same as metadata owner")
        self.assertEquals(
            metadataserialized.get("creator"),
            metadata.__getattribute__("creator"),
            "Serialized owner is not the same as metadata creator")

        self.assertTrue(
            isinstance(metadataserialized.get("create_time"), float),
            "Serialized create_time is not int")
        self.assertTrue(
            isinstance(metadataserialized.get("update_time"), float),
            "Serialized update_time is not int")
Exemple #4
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    def test_metadata_serialization(self):
        import time
        modelobject = ModelObject()
        modelobject.updateID = lambda *args : 'ModelObjectID'
        metadata = Metadata('')
        # {'create_time': 1417205460.253131,
        #          'creator': 'ninja_owner',
        #           'owner': 'ninja_owner',
        #            'update_time': 1417205460.253132,
        #             'update_user': '******'}

        modelobjectserialized = self.mapper.serialize(modelobject)
        metadataserialized = modelobjectserialized['metadata']
        # if serialization fails, returns None
        self.assertNotEqual(
            modelobjectserialized,
            None,
            "Serialized ModelObejct shouldn't be None")
        # we check the cmd attributes
        self.assertEquals(
            modelobjectserialized.get("_id"),
            modelobject.getID(),
            "Serialized ID is not the same as metadata ID")
        self.assertEquals(
            metadataserialized.get("creator"),
            metadata.__getattribute__("creator"),
            "Serialized owner is not the same as metadata creator")
        self.assertEquals(
            metadataserialized.get("owner"),
            metadata.__getattribute__("owner"),
            "Serialized owner is not the same as metadata owner")

        self.assertTrue(
            isinstance(metadataserialized.get("create_time"), float),
            "Serialized create_time is not int")
        self.assertTrue(
            isinstance(metadataserialized.get("update_time"), float),
            "Serialized update_time is not int")