def test_canonical_json(self):
recipe = RecipeFactory.build(
action=ActionFactory(name='action'),
approval=None,
arguments={'foo': 1, 'bar': 2},
enabled=False,
filter_expression='2 + 2 == 4',
name='canonical',
last_updated=datetime(2016, 6, 27, 13, 54, 51, 1234, tzinfo=timezone.utc),
)
recipe.save(skip_last_updated=True)
# Yes, this is really ugly, but we really do need to compare an exact
# byte sequence, since this is used for hashing and signing
expected = (
'{'
'"action":"action",'
'"approval":null,'
'"arguments":{"bar":2,"foo":1},'
'"current_approval_request":null,'
'"enabled":false,'
'"filter_expression":"2 + 2 == 4",'
'"id":%(id)s,'
'"is_approved":false,'
'"last_updated":"2016-06-27T13:54:51.001234Z",'
'"name":"canonical",'
'"revision_id":%(revision_id)s'
'}'
) % {
'id': recipe.id,
'revision_id': recipe.revision_id,
}
expected = expected.encode()
assert recipe.canonical_json() == expected
