def test_router_aliasing(self):
"""
The router will try to re-use existing adapter instances.
"""
wrapper1 = RoutingWrapper('http://localhost:14265')
adapter_default = wrapper1.adapter
# The router will try to minimize the number of adapter instances
# that it creates from URIs.
wrapper1\
.add_route('alpha', 'http://localhost:14265')\
.add_route('bravo', 'http://localhost:14265')\
# Two routes with the same URI => same adapter instance.
self.assertIs(
wrapper1.get_adapter('bravo'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
# "127.0.0.1" != "localhost", so separate adapters created.
wrapper1.add_route('charlie', 'http://127.0.0.1:14265')
self.assertIsNot(
wrapper1.get_adapter('charlie'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
# Providing an adapter instance bypasses the whole setup.
wrapper1.add_route('delta', HttpAdapter('http://localhost:14265'))
self.assertIsNot(
wrapper1.get_adapter('delta'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
# The default adapter is always kept separate, even if it URI
# matches a routing adapter.
self.assertIsNot(
wrapper1.get_adapter('foo'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
# Aliased adapters are not shared between routers.
wrapper2 = RoutingWrapper(adapter_default)
wrapper2.add_route('echo', 'http://localhost:14265')
self.assertIsNot(
wrapper2.get_adapter('echo'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
def test_router_aliasing(self):
"""
The router will try to re-use existing adapter instances.
"""
wrapper1 = RoutingWrapper('http://localhost:14265')
adapter_default = wrapper1.adapter
# The router will try to minimize the number of adapter instances
# that it creates from URIs.
wrapper1\
.add_route('alpha', 'http://localhost:14265')\
.add_route('bravo', 'http://localhost:14265')\
# Two routes with the same URI => same adapter instance.
self.assertIs(
wrapper1.get_adapter('bravo'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
# "127.0.0.1" != "localhost", so separate adapters created.
wrapper1.add_route('charlie', 'http://127.0.0.1:14265')
self.assertIsNot(
wrapper1.get_adapter('charlie'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
# Providing an adapter instance bypasses the whole setup.
wrapper1.add_route('delta', HttpAdapter('http://localhost:14265'))
self.assertIsNot(
wrapper1.get_adapter('delta'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
# The default adapter is always kept separate, even if it URI
# matches a routing adapter.
self.assertIsNot(
wrapper1.get_adapter('foo'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
# Aliased adapters are not shared between routers.
wrapper2 = RoutingWrapper(adapter_default)
wrapper2.add_route('echo', 'http://localhost:14265')
self.assertIsNot(
wrapper2.get_adapter('echo'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
def test_router_aliasing(self):
"""
The router will try to re-use existing adapter instances.
"""
wrapper1 = RoutingWrapper('http://localhost:14265')
print_var_type_n_val(var001 = wrapper1, pointer = "#2345trezGH-(")#2345trezGH-(
# Value:
# # <iota.adapter.wrappers.RoutingWrapper object at 0x0000024C271B17B8>
# Type: <class 'iota.adapter.wrappers.RoutingWrapper'>
adapter_default = wrapper1.adapter
print_var_type_n_val(var001 = adapter_default, pointer = "#SDFGnbvc1234098QSDnbe")#SDFGnbvc1234098QSDnbe
# Value:
# # <iota.adapter.HttpAdapter object at 0x0000024C25E7AB70>
# Type: <class 'iota.adapter.HttpAdapter'>
# The router will try to minimize the number of adapter instances
# that it creates from URIs.
wrapper1\
.add_route('alpha', 'http://localhost:14265')\
.add_route('bravo', 'http://localhost:14265')\
print_var_type_n_val(var001 = wrapper1, pointer = "#2345trezGH2345YTRE")#2345trezGH2345YTRE
# Value:
# # <iota.adapter.wrappers.RoutingWrapper object at 0x000001601AD6FD68>
# Type: <class 'iota.adapter.wrappers.RoutingWrapper'>
# Two routes with the same URI => same adapter instance.
self.assertIs(
wrapper1.get_adapter('bravo'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
# "127.0.0.1" != "localhost", so separate adapters created.
wrapper1.add_route('charlie', 'http://127.0.0.1:14265')
self.assertIsNot(
wrapper1.get_adapter('charlie'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
# Providing an adapter instance bypasses the whole setup.
wrapper1.add_route('delta', HttpAdapter('http://localhost:14265'))
self.assertIsNot(
wrapper1.get_adapter('delta'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
# The default adapter is always kept separate, even if it URI
# matches a routing adapter.
self.assertIsNot(
wrapper1.get_adapter('foo'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
# Aliased adapters are not shared between routers.
wrapper2 = RoutingWrapper(adapter_default)
wrapper2.add_route('echo', 'http://localhost:14265')
self.assertIsNot(
wrapper2.get_adapter('echo'),
wrapper1.get_adapter('alpha'),
)
