def test_should_execute_successfully_a_empty_controller_with_correlation_id_as_only_input_parameter(
):
logger = FakeLogger()
@controller_handler(logger=logger)
def my_controller(correlation_id: CorrelationId):
return Success("Hello Petisco")
http_response = my_controller()
assert http_response == ({"message": "OK"}, 200)
first_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[0]
second_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[1]
correlation_id = json.loads(first_logging_message[1])["correlation_id"]
assert first_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_controller(operation="my_controller",
correlation_id=correlation_id,
message="Start").to_json(),
)
assert second_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_controller(
operation="my_controller",
correlation_id=correlation_id,
message="Result[status: success | value: Hello Petisco]",
).to_json(),
)
def test_should_return_failure_result_when_an_exception_raises_within_command(
given_any_correlation_id):
logger = FakeLogger()
@command_handler(logger=logger)
def my_command(event: Event):
raise RuntimeError("my_command exception")
event = Event({"correlation_id": given_any_correlation_id})
result = my_command(event=event)
assert_failure(result)
first_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[0]
second_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[1]
assert first_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_command(
operation="my_command",
message=f"Event received: {event}",
correlation_id=given_any_correlation_id,
).to_json(),
)
assert "line" in second_logging_message[1]
assert "RuntimeError" in second_logging_message[1]
assert "my_command exception" in second_logging_message[1]
def test_should_execute_successfully_a_empty_command_without_input_parameters(
given_any_correlation_id):
logger = FakeLogger()
@command_handler(logger=logger)
def my_command(event: Event):
return Success("Hello Petisco")
event = Event({"correlation_id": given_any_correlation_id})
result = my_command(event=event)
assert_success(result)
first_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[0]
second_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[1]
assert first_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_command(
operation="my_command",
message=f"Event received: {event}",
correlation_id=given_any_correlation_id,
).to_json(),
)
assert second_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_command(
operation="my_command",
message="Result[status: success | value: Hello Petisco]",
correlation_id=given_any_correlation_id,
).to_json(),
)
def test_should_execute_successfully_a_filtered_object_by_blacklist():
logger = FakeLogger()
@controller_handler(logger=logger)
def my_controller():
return Success(b"This are bytes")
http_response = my_controller()
assert http_response == ({"message": "OK"}, 200)
first_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[0]
second_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[1]
assert first_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_controller(operation="my_controller",
message="Start").to_json(),
)
assert second_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_controller(
operation="my_controller",
message="Success result of type: bytes").to_json(),
)
def test_should_log_an_exception_occurred_on_the_controller():
logger = FakeLogger()
@controller_handler(logger=logger)
def my_controller():
raise RuntimeError("my_controller exception")
http_response = my_controller()
assert http_response == (
{
"error": {
"message": "Internal Error.",
"type": "InternalHttpError"
}
},
500,
)
first_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[0]
second_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[1]
assert first_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_controller(operation="my_controller",
message="Start").to_json(),
)
assert second_logging_message[0] == ERROR
assert "line" in second_logging_message[1]
assert "RuntimeError" in second_logging_message[1]
assert "my_controller exception" in second_logging_message[1]
def test_should_execute_successfully_a_empty_controller_with_jwt_requirement_with_user(
given_any_token_type_with_user, given_any_decoded_token_info_with_user
):
logger = FakeLogger()
jwt_config = JwtConfig(token_type=given_any_token_type_with_user, require_user=True)
@controller_handler(logger=logger, jwt_config=jwt_config)
def my_controller(token_info, user_id):
return Success("Hello Petisco")
http_response = my_controller(token_info=given_any_decoded_token_info_with_user)
assert http_response == ({"message": "OK"}, 200)
first_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[0]
second_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[1]
assert first_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_controller(
operation="my_controller", message="Start"
).to_json(),
)
assert second_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_controller(
operation="my_controller",
message="Result[status: success | value: Hello Petisco]",
).to_json(),
)
def test_should_log_successfully_an_error_raised_by_a_meiga_handler():
logger = FakeLogger()
class UserNotFoundError(Error):
pass
@use_case_handler(logger=logger)
class MyUseCase(UseCase):
def execute(self):
Failure(UserNotFoundError()).handle()
return isSuccess
result = MyUseCase().execute()
assert_failure(result, value_is_instance_of=UserNotFoundError)
first_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[0]
second_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[1]
assert first_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_use_case(operation="MyUseCase", message="Start").to_json(),
)
assert second_logging_message == (
ERROR,
LogMessageMother.get_use_case(
operation="MyUseCase",
message="Result[status: failure | value: UserNotFoundError] ",
).to_json(),
)
def test_should_log_successfully_an_error_returned_on_a_use_case():
logger = FakeLogger()
@use_case_handler(logger=logger)
class MyUseCase(UseCase):
def execute(self):
return isFailure
result = MyUseCase().execute()
assert_failure(result, value_is_instance_of=Error)
first_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[0]
second_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[1]
assert first_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_use_case(operation="MyUseCase", message="Start").to_json(),
)
assert second_logging_message == (
ERROR,
LogMessageMother.get_use_case(
operation="MyUseCase", message="Result[status: failure | value: Error] "
).to_json(),
)
def test_should_log_successfully_a_large_type_with_its_repr():
logger = FakeLogger()
class BinaryInfo(NamedTuple):
name: str
data: bytes
def __repr__(self) -> str:
return f"<BinaryInfo {self.name}, len(data)={len(self.data)}>"
@use_case_handler(logger=logger)
class MyUseCase(UseCase):
def execute(self):
binary_info = BinaryInfo(name="my_data", data=b"This are bytes")
return Success(binary_info)
result = MyUseCase().execute()
assert_success(result)
first_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[0]
second_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[1]
assert first_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_use_case(operation="MyUseCase", message="Start").to_json(),
)
assert second_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_use_case(
operation="MyUseCase", message="<BinaryInfo my_data, len(data)=14>"
).to_json(),
)
def test_should_log_successfully_a_filtered_object_by_blacklist_with_a_tuple():
logger = FakeLogger()
@use_case_handler(logger=logger, logging_types_blacklist=[tuple])
class MyUseCase(UseCase):
def execute(self):
binary_info = ("my_data", b"This are bytes")
return Success(binary_info)
result = MyUseCase().execute()
assert_success(result)
first_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[0]
second_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[1]
assert first_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_use_case(operation="MyUseCase", message="Start").to_json(),
)
assert second_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_use_case(
operation="MyUseCase", message="Object of type: tuple"
).to_json(),
)
def test_should_raise_a_type_error_when_a_command_do_not_receive_a_event():
logger = FakeLogger()
@command_handler(logger=logger)
def my_command():
return Success("Hello Petisco")
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
my_command()
def test_should_execute_with_a_failure_a_empty_controller_with_correlation_id_as_only_input_parameter(
):
logger = FakeLogger()
@controller_handler(logger=logger)
def my_controller(correlation_id: CorrelationId):
return isFailure
http_response = my_controller()
assert http_response == (
{
"error": {
"message": "Unknown Error",
"type": "HttpError"
}
},
500,
)
first_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[0]
second_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[1]
correlation_id = json.loads(first_logging_message[1])["correlation_id"]
assert first_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_controller(operation="my_controller",
correlation_id=correlation_id,
message="Start").to_json(),
)
assert second_logging_message == (
ERROR,
LogMessageMother.get_controller(
operation="my_controller",
correlation_id=correlation_id,
message="Result[status: failure | value: Error]",
).to_json(),
)
def test_should_returns_an_error_when_a_empty_controller_get_a_required_jwt_token_but_missing_user(
given_any_token_type, given_any_decoded_token_info
):
logger = FakeLogger()
jwt_config = JwtConfig(token_type=given_any_token_type, require_user=True)
@controller_handler(logger=logger, jwt_config=jwt_config)
def my_controller(token_info):
return Success("Hello Petisco")
http_response = my_controller(token_info=given_any_decoded_token_info)
assert http_response == (
{
"error": {
"message": "Access token is missing or invalid. This entry point expects a valid TOKEN Token",
"type": "InvalidTokenHttpError",
}
},
401,
)
first_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[0]
second_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[1]
assert first_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_controller(
operation="my_controller", message="Start"
).to_json(),
)
assert second_logging_message == (
ERROR,
LogMessageMother.get_controller(
operation="my_controller",
message="Result[status: failure | value: InvalidTokenError]",
).to_json(),
)
def test_should_log_successfully_a_non_error_use_case_with_input_parameters():
logger = FakeLogger()
@use_case_handler(
logger=logger, logging_parameters_whitelist=["client_id", "user_id"]
)
class MyUseCase(UseCase):
def execute(self, client_id: str, user_id: str):
return Success("Hello Petisco")
result = MyUseCase().execute(client_id="client_id", user_id="user_id")
assert_success(result)
first_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[0]
second_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[1]
third_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[2]
assert first_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_use_case(operation="MyUseCase", message="Start").to_json(),
)
assert second_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_use_case(
operation="MyUseCase",
message={"client_id": "client_id", "user_id": "user_id"},
).to_json(),
)
assert third_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_use_case(
operation="MyUseCase", message="Hello Petisco"
).to_json(),
)
def test_should_log_successfully_a_non_error_use_case_without_input_parameters_and_returning_a_string_result():
logger = FakeLogger()
@use_case_handler(logger=logger)
class MyUseCase(UseCase):
def execute(self):
return Success("Hello Petisco")
MyUseCase().execute()
first_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[0]
second_logging_message = logger.get_logging_messages()[1]
assert first_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_use_case(operation="MyUseCase", message="Start").to_json(),
)
assert second_logging_message == (
INFO,
LogMessageMother.get_use_case(
operation="MyUseCase", message="Hello Petisco"
).to_json(),
)