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def test_given_invalid_json_then_we_fail_to_parse_it_to_operator_config():
    expected_error = "Invalid input, operator config must contain operator_name"
    with pytest.raises(InvalidParamException, match=expected_error):
        OperatorConfig.from_json({
            "masking_char": "*",
            "chars_to_mask": 4,
            "from_end": True
        })
Esempio n. 2
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    def operators_config_from_json(data: Dict) -> Dict[str, 'OperatorConfig']:
        """
        Go over the operators list and get the relevant create operator config entity.

        :param data: contains the list of configuration
        value - OperatorConfig
        """
        if data is not None:
            return {
                key: OperatorConfig.from_json(operator_json)
                for (key, operator_json) in data.items()
            }
        return {}
Esempio n. 3
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def test_given_valid_json_then_we_parse_it_to_operator_config():
    operator_config = OperatorConfig.from_json({
        "type": "mask",
        "masking_char": "*",
        "chars_to_mask": 4,
        "from_end": True
    })
    assert operator_config.operator_name == "mask"
    assert operator_config.params == {
        "masking_char": "*",
        "chars_to_mask": 4,
        "from_end": True
    }
Esempio n. 4
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def test_given_json_then_anonymizer_config_is_created_properly(class_name):
    json = {"type": class_name, "param_1": "my_parameter"}
    operator_config = OperatorConfig.from_json(json)
    assert operator_config.operator_name == class_name
    assert operator_config.params == {"param_1": "my_parameter"}