def assign_handler(query, category): """assign_handler(query, category) -- assign the user's query to a particular category, and call the appropriate handler. """ if(category == 'count lines'): handler.lines(query) elif(category == 'count words'): handler.words(query) elif(category == 'weather'): web.weather(query) elif(category == 'no match'): web.generic(query) elif(category == 'file info'): handler.file_info(query) elif(category == 'executable'): handler.make_executable(query) elif(category == 'search'): handler.search(query) elif(category == 'path'): handler.add_to_path(query) elif(category == 'uname'): handler.system_info(query) else: print 'I\'m not able to understand your query'
def test_failures_success(test_file: dict) -> None:
"""Integration tests for unsuccessful smart search functionality.
Notes:
- Mocks lambda context with None (null)
- Uses a sample event with all the fluff from API Gateway
Args:
test_file (dict): Sample payloads that should not
"""
with open(
os.path.join(
Path(__file__).parent, "test_handler_payloads", "failures",
test_file)) as f:
test_event = json.load(f)
test_result = handler.search(test_event, None)
assert isinstance(test_result, dict)
assert test_result["statusCode"] == 500
assert "error" in test_result
def search():
return handler.search()
from __future__ import print_function
import pprint
import handler
for hit in handler.search("character", {"name": "Khal Drogo"}):
pprint.pprint(hit)
def search():
return handler.search()
