def test_mkBadParameter(self):
with self.assertRaises(AssertionError):
Category.mkParameter(name='pname',
description='pdesc',
datatype='STRING',
optional=True
# deliberately missing default value
)
def test_mkGoodCommandScript(self):
p1 = Category.mkParameter(name='venue',
description='Where am I today?',
datatype='STRING')
tvalues = {
'name': 'Hello <venue>',
'description': 'Stereotypical rock star intro',
'platforms': ['LINUX'],
'type': 'COMMAND',
'payload': 'echo "hello $1"',
'parameters': [p1]
}
actual = Category.mkScript(name=tvalues['name'],
description=tvalues['description'],
platforms=tvalues['platforms'],
execution_type=tvalues['type'],
payload=tvalues['payload'],
parameters=tvalues['parameters'])
expected = {
'name': tvalues['name'],
'description': tvalues['description'],
'platforms': tvalues['platforms'],
'executionType': tvalues['type'],
'command': tvalues['payload'],
'parameters': tvalues['parameters']
}
assert actual == expected
def test_mkGoodParameter(self):
tvalues = {
'name': 'venue',
'description': 'Where am I today?',
'type': 'STRING'
}
actual = Category.mkParameter(name=tvalues['name'],
description=tvalues['description'],
datatype=tvalues['type'])
expected = {
'name': tvalues['name'],
'description': tvalues['description'],
'dataType': tvalues['type'],
'type': 'REQUIRED',
'defaultValue': None
}
assert actual == expected