def testValues(self):
my_ordered_dict = OrderedDict()
my_ordered_dict['nba_player'] = 'Steph Curry'
my_ordered_dict['nba_mvp_count'] = 1
my_ordered_dict['is_retired'] = False
my_ordered_dict['nba_finals_years'] = ['2015', '2016', '2017']
expected_values = ['Steph Curry', 1, False, ['2015', '2016', '2017']]
values = my_ordered_dict.getValues()
self.assertEqual(
len(expected_values), len(values),
'expected the ordered dict values to be the same length as the expected values'
)
for i, value in enumerate(values):
self.assertEqual(
value, expected_values[i],
'expected value at position %s to be %s' %
(str(i), str(expected_values[i])))
def testOrderedDictSort(self):
dict1 = OrderedDict()
dict1[
'SecurityConfig.myrealm.IoT-IDCS-Authenticator.ClientSecretEncrypted'] = ''
dict1['AdminUserName'] = ''
dict1['ServerTemp.ms-template.SSL.ListenPort'] = '8100'
dict1['AdminPassword'] = ''
dict1['JDBC.IoTServerDS.user.Value'] = 'admin'
dict1['SecurityConfig.CredentialEncrypted'] = ''
dict1['JDBC.IoTServerDS.PasswordEncrypted'] = ''
dict1['SecurityConfig.NodeManagerUsername'] = '******'
sorted_dict = OrderedDict()
sorted_keys = dict1.keys()
sorted_keys.sort()
for key in sorted_keys:
sorted_dict[key] = dict1[key]
self.assertEqual(sorted_dict.getValues()[-1], '8100',
'expected dictionary to be sorted by name')