Python validator.Validator类代码示例

 def test_surplus(self):
     simple_validator = Validator({'test': 'hello'})
     error_bucket = simple_validator.validate(
         {'test': 'hello',
          'wow so': 'doge'})
     self.assertEquals(error_bucket.errors,
                       {'surplus_key': {'': SurplusKey('wow so', 'doge')}})

def main():
    """
    To run the UF model.
    """

    # k: number of folds for cross validation.
    k = 10

    input_filename = sys.argv[1]
    if_average = bool(int(sys.argv[2]))
    nums = []
    with open(input_filename, 'r') as f:
        for line in f:
            nums.append(line.strip().split(" "))

    for city in nums[0]:
        ratings_filename = "../data/reviews" + city
        network_filename = "../data/network" + city + "b.csv"
        # Creating an object for my model
        val = Validator(ratings_filename, network_filename, k, 0.)
        for llimit in map(int, nums[1]):
            for ulimit in map(int, nums[2]):
                uf = Using_Friends(val.get_network(),
                    n_ratings_lower_limit=llimit, n_ratings_upper_limit=ulimit,
                    if_average=if_average)
                (val_results, ratios) = val.validate(uf, run_all=True)
                print 'validation results: '
                print city, llimit, ulimit, ratios, val_results, \
                    np.mean(val_results)

 def test_missing_custom_error(self):
     validator = Validator(
         {'test': CustomMissingkeyError('MISSINGKEY!', 'hello')})
     error_bucket = validator.validate({})
     self.assertEquals(error_bucket.errors,
                       {'missing_key': {'': MissingKey('test', 'hello')}})
     self.assertEquals(error_bucket.custom_errors, ['MISSINGKEY!'])

 def install_service(self, service_name, service_code):
     """
     Installs new service code in the execution environment.
     @type service_name: str
     @param service_name: The name of the service. This name must be on 
     the form name1.name2.name3, e.g., daimi.imaging.scale
     @type service_code: str
     @param service_code: The code of the service. The code will be validated
     by the Locusts code validator and thus must adhere to a lot of different 
     rules.
     @raise Exception: Raised if the code fails to validate.  
     """
     # Check the validity of the service name.
     if not Jailor.valid_service_name(service_name):
         self.__logger.info('Service with invalid name given (%s)'%service_name)
         raise Exception('Invalid service name.')
     
     # Check that the service is not already installed.
     if self.registry.has_service(service_name):
         self.__logger.info('Attempt to re-install service.')
         raise Exception('Service %s already installed.'%service_name)
     
     # Avoid malicious attempts to push __init__.py this way...
     if service_name[-8:] == '__init__':
         self.__logger.info('Attempt to hack by pushing __init__.py')
         raise Exception('Stop trying to hack me!')
     
     # Validate the code.
     v = Validator(service_code)
     try:
         v.validate()
     except ValidationError, error:
         self.__logger.info('Validation error: %s'%error.message)
         raise Exception(error.message)

    def test_str(self):

        hello_validator = Validator('hello')
        self.assertTrue(hello_validator.validate('hello').isEmpty())
        error_bucket = hello_validator.validate('Not hello')
        self.assertEquals(error_bucket.errors,
                          {'not_equal': {'': NotEqual('hello', 'Not hello')}})

def main():
    """
    To run the CF model.
    """
    input_filename = sys.argv[1]
    user_bias = bool(int(sys.argv[2]))
    item_bias = bool(int(sys.argv[3]))
    nums = []
    with open(input_filename, 'r') as f:
        for line in f:
            nums.append(line.strip().split(" "))

    for city in nums[0]:
        # Filenames needed.
        ratings_filename = "../data/reviews" + city
        network_filename = "../data/network" + city + "b.csv"
        # Create the Validator object.
        # k: number of folds for cross validation.
        k = 10
        # Creating an object for my model
        val = Validator(ratings_filename, network_filename, k, 0.)
        for nfeat in map(int, nums[1]):
            for lrate in map(float, nums[2]):
                for rparam in map(float, nums[3]):
                    my_rec = Matrix_Factorization(n_features=nfeat,
                                        learn_rate=lrate,
                                        regularization_param=rparam,
                                        optimizer_pct_improvement_criterion=2,
                                        user_bias_correction=user_bias,
                                        item_bias_correction=item_bias)
                    (val_results, ratios) = val.validate(my_rec, run_all=True)
                    print 'validation results: '
                    print city, nfeat, lrate, rparam, ratios, val_results, \
                        np.mean(val_results)

 def testBadTitleNumber(self):
     with open('buffer.txt', 'w', encoding='utf-8') as self.buffer:
         self.buffer.write('<h1>Foo v. Bar - U.S. 200 (2013)</h1>')
     v = Validator('buffer.txt')
     with self.assertRaises(BadTitle, msg='Validator passed a title containing an improperly'
                      'formatted case number.'):
         v.validateTitleParts()

 def test_str_list_one_int(self):
     str_validator = Validator([str])
     test_data = ['hello', 'oh no', 777, 'doge']
     error_bucket = str_validator.validate(test_data)
     error_expected = WrongType(int, str)
     self.assertEquals(error_bucket.errors,
                       {'wrong_type': {'2': error_expected}})

 def testIdentifyCaseGroup(self):
     with open('buffer.txt', 'w', encoding='utf-8') as self.buffer:
         self.buffer.write('\t\t\t<h1>Group of Cases - 100 U.S. 200 (2013)</h1>\t\t\t')
     v = Validator('buffer.txt')
     with self.assertRaises(GroupedCase, msg='Validator failed to identify a group of cases'
                            ' as such.'):
         v.validateTitleParts()

    def test_and(self):
        def always_true(data):
            return True

        def len_lt_7(data):
            return len(data) < 7

        def always_false(data):
            return False

        lt7_validator = Validator(And(always_true, len_lt_7))
        self.assertTrue(lt7_validator.validate('hello').isEmpty())
        errorbucket = lt7_validator.validate('solongmorethan7')
        self.assertEquals(
            errorbucket.errors,
            {'func_fail': {'': FuncFail(len_lt_7, 'solongmorethan7')}})
        lt7_falsy_validator = Validator(And(always_true, always_false,
                                            len_lt_7))
        errorbucket = lt7_falsy_validator.validate('solongmorethan7')
        self.assertEquals(errorbucket.errors, {
            'func_fail': {
                '': OrderedList(FuncFail(len_lt_7, 'solongmorethan7'),
                                FuncFail(always_false, 'solongmorethan7'))
            }
        })

 def testPoorlyPlacedTitle(self):
     with open('buffer.txt', 'w', encoding='utf-8') as self.buffer:
         self.buffer.write('\n\n\t\t\t\t<div></div><h1>Person v. Person - 100 U.S. 25 (2000)</h1>')
     v = Validator('buffer.txt')
     with self.assertRaises(BadTitle, msg='Validator passed a title that was not at the '
                            'beginning of the file.'):
         v.validateTitlePlacement()

    def are_fields_valid(self, f_def):
        """Returns true if the hash of field definitions are all valid."""
        if not f_def:
            return True
        if not Validator:
            logging.warn("Can't validate data: python-validator not installed.")
            return True
        data = self.field_data(f_def)
        errors = None
        field_list = []
        # Translate to xsd style syntax by transposing
        # the name into the hash from the key.
        for name in f_def.keys():
            field = f_def[name]
            field['name'] = name
            field['type'] = field.get('type', 'string')
            field_list.append( field )
        validator = Validator( { 'root' : field_list } )
#        try:
        errors = validator.validate( data )
#        except Exception, error:
#            logging.warn("Couldn't validate page, skipping validation: %s" % error)
        # Collect the errors and report on what fields failed
        if errors:
            result = []
            for err in errors.keys():
                if errors[err]:
                    result.append(err)
            return result
        # Otherwise we pass!
        return True

def main():
    import argparse

    parser = argparse.ArgumentParser(
        description='Check for common mistakes in LaTeX documents.')

    parser.add_argument('filenames', action='append',
                        help='List of filenames to check')

    args = parser.parse_args()

    # Count the total number of errors
    num_errors = 0

    for fname in args.filenames:
        with open(fname, 'r') as infile:
            validator = Validator()
            for lineno, line in enumerate(infile):
                for rule, span in validator.validate(line):
                    print_warning(fname, lineno, line.strip(), span, rule, args)
                    num_errors += 1

    if num_errors > 0:
        print '\nTotal of {0} mistakes found.'.format(num_errors)
        return 1
    else:
        print 'No mistakes found.'
        return 0

 def validate(self):
     from validator import Validator
     
     v = Validator(self.ui)
     errors = v.validate()
     
     if errors:
         obj, msg = errors[0]
         QtGui.QMessageBox.critical(self, "Error", msg)
         try:
             obj.setFocus()
             obj.selectAll()
         except: pass
         return False
     else:
         iter = QtGui.QTreeWidgetItemIterator(self.ui.treeWidgetFiles)
         while iter.value():
             attachment = iter.value().attachment
             if attachment.size > self.current_account.max_size_bytes:
                 QtGui.QMessageBox.critical(self, 
                                            "Error", 
                                            "'%s' larger than %s %s" % (attachment.name, self.current_account.max_size, self.current_account.max_size_type))
                 return False
             iter += 1
             
         return True

def main(schema=None, output_dir=None, config_path=None):

    """

        Validate the schema file and output directory parameters.
        Build a tree from the schema file.
        Walk the tree, calling the registered callbacks on each node. 

    """

    validator = Validator(schema, output_dir=output_dir)
    if not validator.validate():
        click.echo(validator.error['msg'])
        sys.exit(1)

    directory_tree = Tree(
        indent_size = validator.indent_size,
        output_dir  = output_dir,
        base_path   = os.path.abspath(os.curdir)
    )
    directory_tree.load_data(schema)
    directory_tree.build_tree()

    callbacks = [ pprint_node ]

    if config_path:
        process_hooks = make_config_processor(config_path)
        callbacks.append(process_hooks)

    directory_tree.walk(callbacks=callbacks)