def test_params(self):
"""Parameters should be set correctly inside the class using all parameters."""
client = Client(
base_url=self.cfixt.base_url, login_uri=self.cfixt.login_uri, username=self.cfixt.username,
password=self.cfixt.password, cert_auth=True, user_crt_file=self.cfixt.user_crt_file,
user_key_file=self.cfixt.user_key_file,
)
# Use the hackity object mangling when dealing with double-underscore values in an object
self.assertEqual(client._Client__base_url, self.cfixt.base_url)
self.assertEqual(client._Client__login_uri, self.cfixt.login_uri)
self.assertEqual(client._Client__username, self.cfixt.username)
self.assertEqual(client._Client__cert_auth, True)
self.assertEqual(client._Client__user_crt_file, self.cfixt.user_crt_file)
self.assertEqual(client._Client__user_key_file, self.cfixt.user_key_file)
self.assertEqual(client._Client__session.cert, (self.cfixt.user_crt_file, self.cfixt.user_key_file))
# Make sure all the headers make their way into the internal requests.Session object
for head in self.cfixt.headers:
self.assertTrue(head in client._Client__session.headers)
self.assertEqual(self.cfixt.headers[head], client._Client__session.headers[head])
# If cert_auth is True, make sure a password header does not exist
self.assertFalse("password" in client._Client__session.headers)