def test__using_with__no_params(self):
with Temp_File() as temp:
assert Files.file_extension(temp.file_path) == '.tmp'
assert Files.exists (temp.file_path)
assert Files.contents(temp.file_path) == '...'
assert Files.not_exists(temp.file_path)
with Temp_File('abc','txt') as temp:
assert Files.file_extension(temp.file_path) == '.txt'
assert Files.exists (temp.file_path)
assert Files.contents(temp.file_path) == 'abc'
assert Files.not_exists(temp.file_path)
def run(event, context):
load_dependency('pydot')
channel = event.get('channel')
data = event.get('dot')
#slack_message("in dot to svg: {0}".format(event), [], channel)
log_to_elk("in dot to svg: {0}".format(event))
import dot_parser
try:
(fd, tmp_file) = tempfile.mkstemp('dot)')
dot_static = '/tmp/lambdas-dependencies/pydot/dot_static'
Process.run("chmod", ['+x', dot_static])
data = data.replace('<', '<').replace('>','>') # this solved a really nasty bug caused by the fact that Slack will html encode the < and >
# graph = pydot.graph_from_dot_data(data).pop()
# <from pydot> use code below (instead of above) to get a better error message from dot parser
graphparser = dot_parser.graph_definition()
graphparser.parseWithTabs()
tokens = graphparser.parseString(data)
graph = list(tokens).pop()
# </from pydot>
graph.write_svg(tmp_file, prog=dot_static)
svg_raw = Files.contents(tmp_file)
return base64.b64encode(svg_raw.encode()).decode()
except Exception as error:
slack_message("[dot_to_svg] Error: {0} ".format(error), [], channel)
return None
def test_invoke___jira_issues_dot_file(self):
dot = Files.contents('../../../data/jira-test.dot')
Dev.pprint(dot)
params = { "dot": dot , "channel": "DDKUZTK6X"}
svg = self.dot_to_svg.update().invoke(params)
#how_Img.from_svg_string(svg)
Dev.pprint(svg)
def test_upload(self):
tmp_folder = Temp_Folder_Code(self.lambda_name)
(self.aws_lambda.set_s3_bucket (self.s3_bucket )
.set_s3_key (self.s3_key )
.set_folder_code(tmp_folder.folder ))
#self.aws_lambda.upload()
#assert tmp_folder.s3_file_exists() is True
downloaded_file = self.aws_lambda.s3().file_download(self.s3_bucket, self.s3_key) # download file uploaded
assert Files.exists(downloaded_file)
unzip_location = tmp_folder.folder + '_unzipped'
Files.unzip_file(downloaded_file,unzip_location) # unzip it
assert Files.contents(Files.find(unzip_location+'/*').pop()) == tmp_folder.lambda_code # confirm unzipped file's contents
self.aws_lambda.s3().file_delete(self.s3_bucket, self.s3_key)
def dockerfile(self):
return Files.contents(self.path_docker_file)
def csv_file_raw_data(self, file_name):
file_path = self.csv_files().get(file_name)
return Files.contents(file_path)
def screenshot_file(self, html_file, img_file=None, clip=None):
return self.screenshot_html(Files.contents(html_file), img_file, clip)
def render_file(self, html_file):
return self.render_html(Files.contents(html_file))
