def parseAndValidateModules(self):
for name, content in self.modules.iteritems():
stringifiedSettings = JsonContent(content)
if stringifiedSettings.validate():
self.ModulesObjects[name] = stringifiedSettings.parse()
else:
raise AttributeError("Module named '%s' has invalid syntax - JSON validation error." % (name))
def test_validation_passed(self):
validator = JsonContent('{ "test" : "simple JSON" }')
result = validator.validate()
assert result == True, 'Validation not passed - broken validation'
def test_which_returns_none_in_response_to_invalid_object(self):
parser = JsonContent('{ " ')
builtObject = parser.parse()
assert builtObject == None, "JSON content cannot be parsed."
def test_which_returns_parsed_object(self):
parser = JsonContent('{ "test" : "simple JSON" }')
builtObject = parser.parse()
assert builtObject["test"] == 'simple JSON', "JSON content cannot be parsed."
def test_validation_failed_but_more_subtle(self):
validator = JsonContent("{ 'test' : 'test' }")
result = validator.validate()
assert result == False, "Validation passed but shouldn't - broken validation"
def test_validation_failed(self):
validator = JsonContent('{ "')
result = validator.validate()
assert result == False, "Validation passed but shouldn't - broken validation"
def test_validation_passed_but_more_complicated(self):
validator = JsonContent('{ "test" : true, "test": 1, "T1": { "a" : 2.0 }, "T2" : [ "2"] }')
result = validator.validate()
assert result == True, 'Validation not passed - broken validation'