def test_SQSQueue_check_return_type(self):
qq = hub.SQSQueue(self.qname)
qq.create_and_send('some.id')
sleep(self.delay)
ev = qq.get_event()
ev.delete()
assert ev.__class__.__name__ == 'SQSEvent'
def test_SQSQueue_create_and_send(self):
qq = hub.SQSQueue(self.qname)
qq.create_and_send('silly.id')
sleep(self.delay)
ev = qq.get_event()
ev.delete()
assert ev.event_id == 'silly.id'
def test_SQSQueue_create_and_send_ordered_deleting(self):
qq = hub.SQSQueue(self.qname)
qq.create_and_send('some.id', data=dict(index=0))
qq.create_and_send('some.id', data=dict(index=1))
sleep(self.delay)
evA = qq.get_event()
evA.delete()
evB = qq.get_event()
evB.delete()
# I'm using sets to accommodate weakly ordered responses
indices = set([evA.data['index'], evB.data['index']])
assert indices == set([0, 1])
def test_SQSQueue_event_factory_data(self):
qq = hub.SQSQueue(self.qname)
ev = qq.event_factory('abc', dict(a=42))
assert ev.data == {'a': 42}
def test_SQSQueue_event_factory_name(self):
qq = hub.SQSQueue(self.qname)
ev = qq.event_factory('abc', dict(a=1))
assert ev.event_id == 'abc'
def test_SQSQueue_conforms_to_interface(self):
qq = hub.SQSQueue(self.qname)
assert interface.IQueue in providedBy(qq)