def test_combine_present_value_extends_list(self):
"""When both dictionaries define a list, the combined value
is a combined list.
"""
a_is_true = dict(a=[True])
a_is_false = dict(a=[False])
eq_(dict(a=[True, False]), OPDSImporter.combine(a_is_true, a_is_false))
def test_combine(self):
"""An overall test that duplicates a lot of functionality
in the more specific tests.
"""
d1 = dict(a_list=[1],
a_scalar="old value",
a_dict=dict(key1=None, key2=[2], key3="value3"))
d2 = dict(a_list=[2],
a_scalar="new value",
a_dict=dict(key1="finally a value",
key4="value4",
key2=[200]))
combined = OPDSImporter.combine(d1, d2)
# Dictionaries get combined recursively.
d = combined['a_dict']
# Normal scalar values can be overridden once set.
eq_("new value", combined['a_scalar'])
# Missing values are filled in.
eq_('finally a value', d["key1"])
eq_('value3', d['key3'])
eq_('value4', d['key4'])
# Lists get extended.
eq_([1, 2], combined['a_list'])
eq_([2, 200], d['key2'])
def test_combine_present_value_extends_dictionary(self):
"""When both dictionaries define a dictionary, the combined value is
the result of combining the two dictionaries with a recursive
combine() call.
"""
a_is_true = dict(a=dict(b=[True]))
a_is_false = dict(a=dict(b=[False]))
eq_(dict(a=dict(b=[True, False])),
OPDSImporter.combine(a_is_true, a_is_false))
def test_combine_present_value_not_replaced_with_none(self):
"""When combining a dictionary where a key is set to None
with a dictionary where that key is present, the value
is left alone.
"""
a_is_present = dict(a=True)
a_is_none = dict(a=None, b=True)
expect = dict(a=True, b=True)
eq_(expect, OPDSImporter.combine(a_is_present, a_is_none))
