Esempio n. 1
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def test_can_parse_empty_query():
    query = Query("")
    assert str(query) == ""
    assert query.string == ""
    assert dict(query) == {}
    assert len(query) == 0
    assert not query.__bool__()
    assert not query.__nonzero__()
Esempio n. 2
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def test_can_parse_none_query():
    query = Query(None)
    assert str(query) == ""
    assert query.string is None
    assert dict(query) == {}
    assert len(query) == 0
    assert not query.__bool__()
    assert not query.__nonzero__()
Esempio n. 3
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def test_can_parse_key_value_query():
    query = Query("foo=bar")
    assert str(query) == "foo=bar"
    assert query.string == "foo=bar"
    assert dict(query) == {"foo": "bar"}
    assert query.get("foo") == "bar"
    assert len(query) == 1
    assert query.__bool__()
    assert query.__nonzero__()
Esempio n. 4
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def test_can_parse_key_only_query():
    query = Query("foo")
    assert str(query) == "foo"
    assert query.string == "foo"
    assert dict(query) == {"foo": None}
    assert query.get("foo") is None
    assert len(query) == 1
    assert query.__bool__()
    assert query.__nonzero__()