def __init__(self, name):
config_script = {
'VERSION' : { '*' : [('VERSION', CANTO_PROTOCOL_COMPATIBLE)] },
'CONFIGS' : { '*' : [('CONFIGS', { "CantoCurses" : config.template_config })] },
}
self.config_backend = TestBackend("config", config_script)
config.init(self.config_backend, CANTO_PROTOCOL_COMPATIBLE)
self.config_backend.inject("NEWTAGS", [ "maintag:Tag(0)", "maintag:Tag(1)", "maintag:Tag(2)" ])
tagcore_script = generate_item_script(3, 20, "maintag:Tag(%d)", "Story(%d,%d)",
{ "title" : "%d,%d - title", "link" : "http://example.com/%d/%d",
"description" : "Description(%d,%d)", "canto-tags" : "",
"canto-state" : "" }
)
self.tag_backend = TestBackend("tagcore", tagcore_script)
tag_updater.init(self.tag_backend)
# The standard opening of c-c, the tags can be in any state, but for the
# purposes of testing, we want to make sure that the tagcores are in a known
# state or the rest of this stuff will be racy.
# Fortunately the real-world opening case is tested every time you run c-c =P
# 9 = 3 tags * 3 responses per ITEMS call (ITEMS, ITEMSDONE, and ATTRIBUTES)
while len(self.tag_backend.procd) != 9:
print("len: %s" % len(self.tag_backend.procd))
time.sleep(0.1)
if len(alltagcores) != 3:
raise Exception("Didn't get all tags!")
if len(alltagcores[0]) != 20:
raise Exception("Didn't get all items in tagcore[0]")
if len(alltagcores[1]) != 20:
raise Exception("Didn't get all items in tagcore[1]")
gui_script = {}
self.gui_backend = TestBackend("gui", gui_script)
self.gui = CantoCursesGui(self.gui_backend)
self.wait_on_update()
Test.__init__(self, name)
