def replay_smtp(uid):
"""
Replay a previously recorded preset, and save the request in history.
Update the mock server identified by ``uid``.
:returns:
An HTTP response
* Status Code 200 containing json data found in preset.
* Status Code 404 if there are no matching presets.
"""
# Make a note that this mock server is still in use.
pretender.keep_alive('smtp', uid)
bottle.response.content_type = 'application/json'
selected = replay(uid, bottle.request.body.read().decode('ascii'))
return selected.as_json()
def replay_smtp(uid):
"""
Replay a previously recorded preset, and save the request in history.
Update the mock server identified by ``uid``.
:returns:
An HTTP response
* Status Code 200 containing json data found in preset.
* Status Code 404 if there are no matching presets.
"""
# Make a note that this mock server is still in use.
pretender.keep_alive('smtp', uid)
bottle.response.content_type = 'application/json'
selected = replay(uid, bottle.request.body.read().decode('ascii'))
return selected.as_json()
def replay_http(uid, url):
"""
Replay a previously recorded preset, and save the request in history
"""
pretender.exists_or_404('http', uid)
request_info = RequestSerialiser(url, bottle.request)
body = request_info.serialize()
LOGGER.debug("KEEPING UID {0} ALIVE".format(uid))
pretender.keep_alive('http', uid)
boss_response = replay(uid, body)
preset = Preset(boss_response.as_json().encode('ascii'))
# ^ Any suggestions about what we can do here?
# Preset expects a string like object that can be decoded.
# in py3k that means a 'bytes' object. in py2.X that means a string.
# So the above works, but it looks ugly - ideally we'd handle both in
# Preset constructor.
return preset.as_http_response(bottle.response)
def replay_http(uid, url):
"""
Replay a previously recorded preset, and save the request in history
"""
pretender.exists_or_404('http', uid)
request_info = RequestSerialiser(url, bottle.request)
body = request_info.serialize()
LOGGER.debug("KEEPING UID {0} ALIVE".format(uid))
pretender.keep_alive('http', uid)
boss_response = replay(uid, body)
preset = Preset(boss_response.as_json().encode('ascii'))
# ^ Any suggestions about what we can do here?
# Preset expects a string like object that can be decoded.
# in py3k that means a 'bytes' object. in py2.X that means a string.
# So the above works, but it looks ugly - ideally we'd handle both in
# Preset constructor.
return preset.as_http_response(bottle.response)