def test_hack():
import pyglobal
pyglobal.set('SECRET_KEY', '*******')
# Check if library can access the page global variable
def get_glob(*args, **kwargs):
global GLOBAL_SETTING
try:
len(GLOBAL_SETTING)
raise AssertionError('Should not be able to access this object!')
except (AttributeError, NameError):
pass
pyglobal.get = get_glob
pyglobal.get('SECRET_KEY', None)
# User can still manually grab the variable even though it is not defined in __all__.
pyglobal.GLOBAL_SETTING
try:
len(pyglobal.GLOBAL_SETTING)
raise AssertionError('Global Settings should not have a length')
except (TypeError, AttributeError):
pass
try:
for k in pyglobal.GLOBAL_SETTING:
pass
raise AssertionError('Global Settings should not be iterable')
except (TypeError, AttributeError):
pass
def test_readme_scope():
import pyglobal
import uuid
app_scope = 'MYAPP=' + str(uuid.uuid4())
def scope_get(key, default=None):
return pyglobal.get(key, default, app_scope)
def scope_set(key, value):
return pyglobal.set(key, value, app_scope)
# Setting a new module function works
pyglobal.scope_get = scope_get
pyglobal.scope_set = scope_set
pyglobal.set('SECRET_KEY', '!! Change !!', scope=app_scope)
scope_set('DATABASE_URL', 'http://')
def run_memory():
# Check your memory usage. It should not go up continuously.
import pyglobal
while True:
pyglobal.default('default', 'oi')
pyglobal.set('SECRET_KEY', "Hello World!")
pyglobal.set('Other', {'a': 1, "b": 2})
pyglobal.set('SECRET_KEY', "Hello World!", scope='MyScope')
pyglobal.get('SECRET_KEY')
pyglobal.get('SECRET_KEY', scope='MyScope')
def scope_set(key, value):
return pyglobal.set(key, value, app_scope)
import pyglobal
pyglobal.set('abc', 123)
pyglobal.default('qwerty', '')
pyglobal.set('Hello', 'World!')
pyglobal.default(
'SECRET_KEY', '!!!CHANGE!!!'
) # Warning: Any library using pyglobal could then look for this value.