def test_validation(self):
app = TestApp(main({}))
app.get('/service', status=400)
res = app.post('/service', params='buh', status=400)
self.assertTrue('Not a json body' in res.body)
res = app.post('/service', params=json.dumps('buh'))
self.assertEqual(res.body, json.dumps({'body': '"buh"'}))
app.get('/service?paid=yup')
# valid = foo is one
res = app.get('/service?foo=1&paid=yup')
self.assertEqual(res.json['foo'], 1)
# invalid value for foo
res = app.get('/service?foo=buh&paid=yup', status=400)
# check that json is returned
errors = Errors.from_json(res.body)
self.assertEqual(len(errors), 1)
# the "apidocs" registry entry contains all the needed information
# to build up documentation
# in this case, this means the function is registered and the argument
# of the service are defined (e.g "validator" is set)
apidocs = app.app.registry.settings['apidocs']
self.assertTrue(_json in apidocs[('/service', 'POST')]['validators'])
def test_validation(self):
app = TestApp(main({}))
app.get('/service', status=400)
res = app.post('/service', params='buh', status=400)
self.assertTrue(b'Not a json body' in res.body)
res = app.post('/service', params=json.dumps('buh'))
self.assertEqual(res.body,
json.dumps({
'body': '"buh"'
}).encode('ascii'))
app.get('/service?paid=yup')
# valid = foo is one
res = app.get('/service?foo=1&paid=yup')
self.assertEqual(res.json['foo'], 1)
# invalid value for foo
res = app.get('/service?foo=buh&paid=yup', status=400)
# check that json is returned
errors = Errors.from_json(res.body)
self.assertEqual(len(errors), 1)
def test_validation(self):
app = TestApp(main({}))
app.get('/service', status=400)
res = app.post('/service', params='buh', status=400)
self.assertTrue('Not a json body' in res.body)
res = app.post('/service', params=json.dumps('buh'))
self.assertEqual(res.body, json.dumps({'body': '"buh"'}))
app.get('/service?paid=yup')
# valid = foo is one
res = app.get('/service?foo=1&paid=yup')
self.assertEqual(res.json['foo'], 1)
# invalid value for foo
res = app.get('/service?foo=buh&paid=yup', status=400)
# check that json is returned
errors = Errors.from_json(res.body)
self.assertEqual(len(errors), 1)
def test_validation(self):
app = TestApp(main({}))
app.get("/service", status=400)
response = app.post("/service", params="buh", status=400)
self.assertTrue(b"Not a json body" in response.body)
response = app.post("/service", params=json.dumps("buh"))
expected = json.dumps({"body": '"buh"'}).encode("ascii")
self.assertEqual(response.body, expected)
app.get("/service?paid=yup")
# valid = foo is one
response = app.get("/service?foo=1&paid=yup")
self.assertEqual(response.json["foo"], 1)
# invalid value for foo
response = app.get("/service?foo=buh&paid=yup", status=400)
# check that json is returned
errors = Errors.from_json(response.body)
self.assertEqual(len(errors), 1)
