def test_two_templates_as_dict_with_one_match_no_server_side_filters():
"""
Assert that client-side filtering works; the gRPC Ledger API does not support any server-side
filtering of contracts beyond template names, so filtering must be done on the client in this
case.
"""
actual = parse_query(
{
"SuperCool:Tmpl": {
"field": 42
},
"ReallyCool:Tmpl": None
},
server_side_filters=False)
assert actual is not None
assert actual[SuperCoolTmpl].server_side is None
# A contract with a "field" value of 42 should match the client-side filter
assert actual[SuperCoolTmpl].client_side({"field": 42})
# A contract with a "field" value of 43 should NOT match the client-side filter
assert not actual[SuperCoolTmpl].client_side({"field": 43})
assert actual[ReallyCoolTmpl] == EMPTY
def test_two_templates_as_dict_with_one_match_server_side_filters():
expected = {
SuperCoolTmpl: Filter(server_side={"field": 42}),
ReallyCoolTmpl: EMPTY
}
actual = parse_query(
{
"SuperCool:Tmpl": {
"field": 42
},
"ReallyCool:Tmpl": None
},
server_side_filters=True)
assert expected == actual
def test_empty_query(server_side_filters):
actual = parse_query(server_side_filters=server_side_filters)
assert actual is None
def test_two_templates(queries, server_side_filters):
expected = {SuperCoolTmpl: EMPTY, ReallyCoolTmpl: EMPTY}
actual = parse_query(*queries, server_side_filters=server_side_filters)
assert expected == actual
def test_single_template(server_side_filters):
expected = {SuperCoolTmpl: EMPTY}
actual = parse_query("SuperCool:Tmpl",
server_side_filters=server_side_filters)
assert expected == actual