def init_app(self, obj, refresh=False, test=False):
"""Sets up client with config values from obj
Args:
obj (instance): config object
Kwargs:
refresh (bool) Meaning:
True: Refresh update manifest on object initialization
False: Don't refresh update manifest on object initialization
"""
# Used to add missing required information
# i.e. APP_NAME
config = Config()
config.from_object(obj)
self.FROZEN = jms_utils.app.FROZEN
# Grabbing config information
update_urls = config.get('UPDATE_URLS')
# Here we combine all urls & add trailing / if one isn't present
self.update_urls = self._sanatize_update_url(update_urls)
self.app_name = config.get('APP_NAME', 'PyUpdater')
self.company_name = config.get('COMPANY_NAME', 'Digital Sapphire')
if test:
# Making platform deterministic for tests.
# No need to test for other platforms at the moment
self.data_dir = obj.DATA_DIR
self.platform = 'mac'
else: # pragma: no cover
# Getting platform specific application directory
self.data_dir = appdirs.user_data_dir(self.app_name,
self.company_name,
roaming=True)
# Setting the platform to pass when requesting updates
self.platform = jms_utils.system.get_system()
# Creating update folder. Using settings to ease change in future
self.update_folder = os.path.join(self.data_dir,
settings.UPDATE_FOLDER)
# Attempting to sanitize incorrect inputs types
self.root_key = config.get('PUBLIC_KEY', '')
self.app_key = None
# Config option to disable tls cert verification
self.verify = config.get('VERIFY_SERVER_CERT', True)
self.version_file = settings.VERSION_FILE
self.key_file = settings.KEY_FILE
self._setup()
if refresh is True:
self.refresh()
def test_prod_bad_atter():
config = Config()
prod_config = ProdConfig()
config.from_object(prod_config)
assert config.get('DEBUG', None) is not None
def test_dev_config_bad_attr():
config = Config()
test_config = DevConfig()
config.from_object(test_config)
assert config.get('BAD_ATTR', None) is None
def test_prod_bad_atter():
config = Config()
prod_config = ProdConfig()
config.from_object(prod_config)
assert config.get('DEBUG', None) is not None
def test_dev_config_bad_attr():
config = Config()
test_config = DevConfig()
config.from_object(test_config)
assert config.get('BAD_ATTR', None) is None
def init_app(self, obj, refresh=False, test=False):
"""Sets up client with config values from obj
Args:
obj (instance): config object
Kwargs:
refresh (bool) Meaning:
True: Refresh update manifest on object initialization
False: Don't refresh update manifest on object initialization
"""
# A super dict used to save config info & be dot accessed
config = Config()
config.from_object(obj)
# Boolean: If executing frozen
self.FROZEN = dsdev_utils.app.FROZEN
# Grabbing config information
update_urls = config.get('UPDATE_URLS', [])
# List of URL to check for update data
self.update_urls = self._sanatize_update_url(update_urls)
# Name of the running application
self.app_name = config.get('APP_NAME', 'PyUpdater')
# Name of the app author
self.company_name = config.get('COMPANY_NAME', 'Digital Sapphire')
# Used in testing to force use of the mac archive
if test:
# Making platform deterministic for tests.
self.data_dir = obj.DATA_DIR
self.platform = 'mac'
else: # pragma: no cover
# Getting platform specific user data directory
self.data_dir = appdirs.user_data_dir(self.app_name,
self.company_name)
# Used when parsing the update manifest
self.platform = dsdev_utils.system.get_system()
# Folder to house update archives
self.update_folder = os.path.join(self.data_dir,
settings.UPDATE_FOLDER)
# The root public key to verify the app signing private key
self.root_key = config.get('PUBLIC_KEY', '')
# We'll get the app_key later in _get_signing_key
# That's if we verify the keys manifest
self.app_key = None
# Used to disable TLS cert verification
self.verify = config.get('VERIFY_SERVER_CERT', True)
# The name of the version file to download
self.version_file = settings.VERSION_FILE_FILENAME
# The name of the key file to download
self.key_file = settings.KEY_FILE_FILENAME
# Creating data & update directories
self._setup()
if refresh is True:
self.refresh()
