Python tools.assert_regexp_matches函数代码示例

def check_release(package, data):
    for key in data.keys():
        assert_not_in(key, ['version', 'date', 'url'], 'The version, date and ' + \
            'url keys should not be used in the main repository since a pull ' + \
            'request would be necessary for every release')

        assert_in(key, ['details', 'sublime_text', 'platforms'])

        if key in ['details', 'url']:
            assert_regexp_matches(data[key], '^https?://')

        if key == 'sublime_text':
            assert_regexp_matches(data[key], '^(\*|<=?\d{4}|>=?\d{4})$')

        if key == 'platforms':
            assert_in(type(data[key]), [str, list])
            if type(data[key]) == str:
                assert_in(data[key], ['*', 'osx', 'linux', 'windows'])
            else:
                for platform in data[key]:
                    assert_in(platform, ['*', 'osx', 'linux', 'windows'])

    assert_in('details', data, 'A release must have a "details" key if it is in ' + \
        'the main repository. For custom releases, a custom repository.json ' + \
        'file must be hosted elsewhere.')

def test_local_mode():
    mailer = create_mailer({"mode": "local"})
    mailer.find_core = lambda: __file__
    mailer.get_trace = lambda _: "some traces"
    mailer.out = StringIO()
    mailer.run()
    assert_regexp_matches(mailer.out.getvalue(), "some traces")

    def test_non_sysadmin_changes_related_items_featured_field_fails(self):
        '''Non-sysadmins cannot change featured field'''

        context = {
            'model': model,
            'user': 'annafan',
            'session': model.Session
        }

        data_dict = {
            'title': 'Title',
            'description': 'Description',
            'type': 'visualization',
            'url': 'http://ckan.org',
            'image_url': 'http://ckan.org/files/2012/03/ckanlogored.png',
        }

        # Create the related item as annafan
        result = logic.get_action('related_create')(context, data_dict)

        # Try to change it to a featured item
        result['featured'] = 1

        try:
            logic.get_action('related_update')(context, result)
        except logic.NotAuthorized, e:
            # Check it's the correct authorization error
            assert_regexp_matches(str(e), 'featured')

 def test_tab_about(self):
     # look for serial number
     about_page = self.app.get("/config/about/")
     assert_equal(about_page.status_int, 200)
     assert_regexp_matches(
         about_page.body,
         r"|".join(self.AVAILABLE_DEVICES),
         "This test suite is not adjusted for this device.",
     )
     sn_match = re.search(r"<td>(\d+)</td>", about_page.body)
     assert_true(sn_match)
     try:
         sn = int(sn_match.group(1))
     except ValueError:
         raise AssertionError("Router serial number is not integer.")
     # should work on routers from first production Turris 1.0 till new Turris 1.1
     in_range = False
     for first, last in self.AVAILABLE_SERIALS:
         if first < sn < last:
             in_range = True
     assert_true(
         in_range,
         "Serial %d not in range %s "
         % (sn, ", ".join([repr(e) for e in self.AVAILABLE_SERIALS])),
     )

def test_get_links(mock_retrieve):
    """
    How are search hits links split from the results page
    """
    query = "Finalize object in Scala"
    # these were the answers on August 5 2015
    mock_retrieve.return_value = read_fixed_data('search_hits_scala.html')
    search_hits = pbs.lookup.get_search_hits(query)
    links = search_hits.links
    nt.assert_equal(10, len(links))
    expected_regexp = (
        r'/url\?q='                     # matched literally
        r'http://stackoverflow\.com'    # matched literally with escaped dot
        r'/questions/\d+'               # question id
        r'/[a-z\-]+'                    # question title
        r'&sa=U&ved=\w{40}&usg=\S{34}'  # params: two hashes
    )
    for link in links:
        nt.assert_regexp_matches(link, expected_regexp)
    expected_titles = [
        'how-to-write-a-class-destructor-in-scala',
        'when-is-the-finalize-method-called-in-java',
        'is-there-a-destructor-for-java',
        'java-memory-leak-destroy-finalize-object',
        'what-guarantees-does-java-scala-make-about-garbage-collection',
        'what-is-the-best-way-to-clean-up-an-object-in-java',
        'what-is-the-cause-of-this-strange-scala-memory-leak',
        'java-executing-a-method-when-objects-scope-ends',
        'luajava-call-methods-on-lua-object-from-java',
        'how-to-prevent-an-object-from-getting-garbage-collected'
    ]
    for link, title in zip(links, expected_titles):
        nt.assert_true(title in link)

def test_copy_verse_range(out):
    '''should copy reference content for verse range'''
    yvs.main('111/psa.23.1-2')
    ref_content = out.getvalue()
    assert_regexp_matches(ref_content, 'Lorem')
    assert_regexp_matches(ref_content, 'nunc nulla')
    assert_not_regexp_matches(ref_content, 'fermentum')

 def test_registration_code(self):
     res = self.app.get("/config/about/ajax?action=registration_code",
                        headers=XHR_HEADERS)
     payload = res.json
     assert_true(payload['success'])
     # check that code is not empty
     assert_regexp_matches(payload['data'], r"[0-9A-F]{8}")

def test_inherit():
    # _shared is not included in apps that don't explicitly define it
    data = dict(cc.parse('test', CWD))

    for key in data:
        nt.assert_regexp_matches(key, r'^test.*')
    for app in ['test/app2']:
        nt.assert_equal(data[app], {'key1': 'val1'})

    # _shared should not get included in apps that define _inherit
    for app in ['test', 'test/app1', 'test/app3']:
        nt.assert_equal(data[app], {})
    nt.assert_dict_equal(data['test/app4'], {'key2': 'val2'})
    nt.assert_dict_equal(data['test/app5'], {'key1': 'val1', 'key2': 'val2'})
    nt.assert_dict_equal(data['test/app6'], {"key1": "val11"})
    nt.assert_dict_equal(data['test/app7'], {'key1': 'val11', 'key2': 'val2'})
    nt.assert_dict_equal(data['test/app8'], {'key1': 'val1', 'key2': 'val22'})
    nt.assert_dict_equal(data['test/app9'], {'key1': 'val1', 'key2': 'val222'})

    nt.assert_dict_equal(data['test/app20'], {'key': 'value'})
    nt.assert_dict_equal(data['test/app21'], {'key': 'value', 'key1': 'val1'})
    nt.assert_dict_equal(data['test/app22'], {'key1': 'val1'})

    data = dict(cc.parse('test-ns2', CWD))
    nt.assert_dict_equal(data['test-ns2'], {'key1': 'val1'})

def test_invalid_msg_from_string():
    
    with assert_raises(IpcMessageException) as cm:
        invalid_msg = IpcMessage(from_str="{\"wibble\" : \"wobble\" \"shouldnt be here\"}")
    ex = cm.exception
    assert_regexp_matches(ex.msg, "Illegal message JSON format*")
                            
       

def test_whitespace_words(out):
    '''should handle spaces appropriately'''
    yvs.main('111/psa.23')
    ref_content = out.getvalue()
    assert_regexp_matches(ref_content, 'adipiscing elit.',
                          'should respect content consisting of spaces')
    assert_regexp_matches(ref_content, 'consectetur adipiscing',
                          'should collapse consecutive spaces')

def test_google_search():
    global browser
    browser.go_to('http://www.google.com')
    browser.wait_for_page(Google.Home)
    browser.click_and_type(Google.Home.Search_Query_Text_Field, "Slick Test Manager")
    browser.click(Google.Home.Search_Button)
    browser.wait_for_page(Google.SearchResults)
    assert_regexp_matches(browser.get_page_text(), '.*SlickQA:.*')

	def test_not_loadable(self):
		base = os.path.dirname(__file__)
		exp_path = os.path.join(base, 'fixtures', 'not_loadable.h5')
		s = load_solver(exp_path, 'main')
		len(s) # ensure we can load the events
		# check that solver_info is set:
		info = s.store['solver_info']
		nt.assert_regexp_matches(info['system_class'], 'NoSystem')

 def test_404_error_is_raise_when_vm_dont_exist(self):
     """
     Test that get raises an 404 error if the VM does not exist
     """
     self.server.set_xml_response("vms/123", 404, "")
     with assert_raises(ovirtsdk4.NotFoundError) as context:
         self.vms_service.vm_service('123').get()
     assert_regexp_matches(str(context.exception), "404")

def test_prepare_path():
    import os
    import shutil
    base_path = '~/.tidml/prepared_path/'
    file_name = 'the_file'
    shutil.rmtree(os.path.expanduser(base_path), ignore_errors=True)
    pp = prepare_path(base_path + file_name)
    nt.assert_regexp_matches(pp, '/Users/(.)+/\.tidml/prepared_path/the_file')

 def assert_eq_dic(self, dict1, dict2):		# Compare two dictionaries
     for x in dict2.keys():
         if not isinstance(dict2[x], dict):
             if isinstance(dict2[x], list):
                 self.assert_eq_dic_lst(dict1[x], dict2[x])
             else:
                 assert_regexp_matches(str(dict1[x]), str(dict2[x]), msg="Error in '{k}': '{v1}' not matched '{v2}'".format(k = x, v1 = str(dict1[x]), v2 = str(dict2[x])))
         else:
             self.assert_eq_dic(dict1[x], dict2[x])