Exemple #1
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def test_multiple_matches_return_all_namespaces():
    errors = {
        'bar': [{'baz': 'foo'}],
        'bop': 'foo',
    }
    path = find_message_in_errors('foo', errors)
    assert set(path) == set(['bop', 'bar.0.baz'])
Exemple #2
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def test_a_complex_nested_match():
    errors = {
        'bar': [{
            'baz': 'foo'
        }],
    }
    path = find_message_in_errors('foo', errors)
    assert set(path) == set(['bar.0.baz'])
Exemple #3
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def test_non_matching_string_returns_empty():
    """
    If a string is passed in as errors, the namespace should be returned if the
    string is a match.
    """
    errors = 'foo'
    path = find_message_in_errors('not-a-match', errors)
    assert set(path) == set([])
Exemple #4
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def test_matched_string_returns_namespace_path():
    """
    If a string is passed in as errors, the namespace should be returned if the
    string is a match.
    """
    errors = 'foo'
    path = find_message_in_errors('foo', errors, namespace='namespace')
    assert set(path) == set(['namespace'])
Exemple #5
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def test_non_matching_string_returns_empty():
    """
    If a string is passed in as errors, the namespace should be returned if the
    string is a match.
    """
    errors = 'foo'
    path = find_message_in_errors('not-a-match', errors)
    assert set(path) == set([])
Exemple #6
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def test_matched_string_returns_namespace_path():
    """
    If a string is passed in as errors, the namespace should be returned if the
    string is a match.
    """
    errors = 'foo'
    path = find_message_in_errors('foo', errors, namespace='namespace')
    assert set(path) == set(['namespace'])
Exemple #7
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def test_multiple_matches_return_all_namespaces():
    errors = {
        'bar': [{
            'baz': 'foo'
        }],
        'bop': 'foo',
    }
    path = find_message_in_errors('foo', errors)
    assert set(path) == set(['bop', 'bar.0.baz'])
Exemple #8
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def test_nested_matches_return_full_namespace():
    errors = {
        'bar': ['foo'],
    }
    path = find_message_in_errors('foo', errors)
    assert set(path) == set(['bar.0'])
Exemple #9
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def test_dictionary_matches_return_element_key():
    errors = {
        'bar': 'foo',
    }
    path = find_message_in_errors('foo', errors)
    assert set(path) == set(['bar'])
Exemple #10
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def test_list_matches_return_element_index():
    errors = ['bar', 'foo']
    path = find_message_in_errors('foo', errors)
    assert set(path) == set(['1'])
Exemple #11
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def test_a_complex_nested_match():
    errors = {
        'bar': [{'baz': 'foo'}],
    }
    path = find_message_in_errors('foo', errors)
    assert set(path) == set(['bar.0.baz'])
Exemple #12
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def test_nested_matches_return_full_namespace():
    errors = {
        'bar': ['foo'],
    }
    path = find_message_in_errors('foo', errors)
    assert set(path) == set(['bar.0'])
Exemple #13
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def test_dictionary_matches_return_element_key():
    errors = {
        'bar': 'foo',
    }
    path = find_message_in_errors('foo', errors)
    assert set(path) == set(['bar'])
Exemple #14
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def test_list_matches_return_element_index():
    errors = ['bar', 'foo']
    path = find_message_in_errors('foo', errors)
    assert set(path) == set(['1'])