def test_set_user_list(self):
"""Test the shared set_user_list() method."""
user1 = UserData()
user1.name = "user1"
user1.uid = 123
user1.groups = ["foo", "bar"]
user1.gid = 321
user1.homedir = "user1_home"
user1.password = "******"
user1.is_crypted = False
user1.lock = False
user1.shell = "zsh"
user1.gecos = "some stuff"
user2 = UserData()
user2.name = "user2"
user2.uid = 456
user2.groups = ["baz", "bar"]
user2.gid = 654
user2.homedir = "user2_home"
user2.password = "******"
user2.is_crypted = True
user2.lock = False
user2.shell = "csh"
user2.gecos = "some other stuff"
users_module_mock = Mock()
set_user_list(users_module_mock, [user1, user2])
user_data_list = users_module_mock.SetUsers.call_args[0][0]
assert len(user_data_list) == 2
assert user_data_list[0] == UserData.to_structure(user1)
assert user_data_list[1] == UserData.to_structure(user2)
user1.name = ""
set_user_list(users_module_mock, [user1, user2], remove_unset=True)
user_data_list = users_module_mock.SetUsers.call_args[0][0]
assert len(user_data_list) == 1
assert user_data_list[0] == UserData.to_structure(user2)
def Users(self) -> List[Structure]:
"""List of users, each describing a single user.
:return: a list of user describing DBus Structures
"""
# internally we hold the data about users as a list of structures,
# which we need to turn into a list of dicts before returning it
# over DBus
user_dicts = []
for user_data in self.implementation.users:
user_dicts.append(UserData.to_structure(user_data))
return user_dicts
