def token_post(self, url, payload, headers={}, **kwargs):
"""Mock the request for an OAuth token.
"""
self.access_token_requests.append((url, payload, headers, kwargs))
response = self.access_token_response
return HTTP._process_response(url, response, **kwargs)
def _request_with_timeout(self, method, url, *args, **kwargs):
"""Simulate HTTP.request_with_timeout."""
self.requests.append([method, url, args, kwargs])
response = self.responses.pop()
return HTTP._process_response(url, response,
kwargs.get('allowed_response_codes'),
kwargs.get('disallowed_response_codes'))
def _make_request(self, url, *args, **kwargs):
response = self.responses.pop()
self.requests.append((url, args, kwargs))
return HTTP._process_response(
url, response, kwargs.get('allowed_response_codes'),
kwargs.get('disallowed_response_codes')
)
def token_post(self, url, payload, headers={}, **kwargs):
"""Mock the request for an OAuth token.
We mock the method by looking at the access_token_response
property, rather than inserting a mock response in the queue,
because only the first MockOverdriveAPI instantiation in a
given test actually makes this call. By mocking the response
to this method separately we remove the need to figure out
whether to queue a response in a given test.
"""
self.access_token_requests.append((url, payload, headers, kwargs))
response = self.access_token_response
return HTTP._process_response(url, response, **kwargs)
def _get(self, url, *args, **kwargs):
response = self.responses.pop()
return HTTP._process_response(
url, response, kwargs.get('allowed_response_codes'),
kwargs.get('disallowed_response_codes')
)