def test_get_many(self):
expected = {
self._url('http://{host}:{port}/a'): (200, 'OK'),
self._url('http://{host}:{port}/b'): (200, 'OK'),
self._url('http://{host}:{port}/c'): (200, 'OK'),
}
self.assertEqual(phlurl_request.get_many(expected.iterkeys()),
expected)
def test_get_many(self):
expected = {
self._url('http://{host}:{port}/a'): (200, 'OK'),
self._url('http://{host}:{port}/b'): (200, 'OK'),
self._url('http://{host}:{port}/c'): (200, 'OK'),
}
self.assertEqual(
phlurl_request.get_many(expected.iterkeys()),
expected)
def test_get_many(self):
url_a = self._url('http://{host}:{port}/index')
url_b = self._url('http://*****:*****@{host}:{port}/index')
url_c = self._url('http://*****:*****@{host}:{port}/index')
expected = {
url_a: (401, 'Authentication required'),
url_b: (200, 'Basic Zm9vOmJhcg=='),
url_c: (200, 'Basic YmF6OmJ1eg=='),
}
self.assertEqual(phlurl_request.get_many(expected.iterkeys()),
expected)
def test_get_many(self):
url_a = self._url('http://{host}:{port}/index')
url_b = self._url('http://*****:*****@{host}:{port}/index')
url_c = self._url('http://*****:*****@{host}:{port}/index')
expected = {
url_a: (401, 'Authentication required'),
url_b: (200, 'Basic Zm9vOmJhcg=='),
url_c: (200, 'Basic YmF6OmJ1eg=='),
}
self.assertEqual(
phlurl_request.get_many(expected.iterkeys()),
expected)
def refresh(self):
# XXX: it's safe to refresh multiple times - the 'has changed' flag
# is only consumed on 'has_url_recently_changed'
url_contents = phlurl_request.get_many(self._results.keys())
for url, contents in url_contents.iteritems():
old_result = self._results[url]
# Note that hash objects can't be compared directly so we much
# first convert them to a representation that can be compared, in
# this case we've chosen the hexdigest.
#
# Note that if you do try to compare hash objects then it seems to
# do the 'is' comparison rather than 'is equal to'
#
# pylint: disable=E1101
new_hash = hashlib.sha1(contents).hexdigest()
# pylint: enable=E1101
old_hash = old_result.hash_hexdigest
has_changed = old_result.has_changed or (new_hash != old_hash)
self._results[url] = _HashHexdigestHasChanged(
new_hash, has_changed)