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How to use _link_href method in autotest

Best Python code snippet using autotest_python

json_html_formatter.py

...72            output.append(self._value_to_html(value))73            output.append('</li>')74        output.append('</ul>]')75        return ''.join(output)76    def _link_href(self, href):77        if '?' in href:78            joiner = '&amp;'79        else:80            joiner = '?'81        return href + joiner + 'alt=json-html'82    # Convert a JSON object to an HTML fragment83    def _object_to_html(self, json_object):84        if not json_object:85            return '{ }'86        output = ['{<ul class="obj collapsible">']87        for key, value in json_object.iteritems():88            assert isinstance(key, basestring)89            output.append('<li>')90            output.append('<span class="prop">%s</span>: '91                          % self._html_encode(key))92            value_html = self._value_to_html(value)93            if key == 'href':94                assert isinstance(value, basestring)95                output.append('<a href="%s">%s</a>' % (self._link_href(value),96                                                       value_html))97            else:98                output.append(value_html)99            output.append('</li>')100        output.append('</ul>}')101        return ''.join(output)102    # Convert a whole JSON object into a formatted HTML document.103    def json_to_html(self, json_value):104        return _HTML_DOCUMENT_TEMPLATE % self._value_to_html(json_value)105class JsonToHtmlMiddleware(object):106    def process_response(self, request, response):107        if response['Content-type'] != 'application/json':108            return response109        if request.GET.get('alt', None) != 'json-html':...

notification.py

Source: notification.py

1"""2Notification to be sent as a message dispatching result.3"""4from enum import Enum5class Notification:6    """7    Main class.8    """9    def __init__(self):10        self._type = None11        self._text = None12        self._header = None13        self._link = None14        self._link_href = None15        self._tags = None16    @property17    def tags(self):18        """19        Routing tags - notification destinations decision based on these tags.20        @return:21        """22        return self._tags23    @tags.setter24    def tags(self, value):25        """26        Route tags setter.27        @param value:28        @return:29        """30        self._tags = value31    @property32    def link_href(self):33        """34        If you want explicit link added to the notification, you use HREF35        to make it user friendly.36        @return:37        """38        return self._link_href39    @link_href.setter40    def link_href(self, value):41        """42        Link href setter.43        @param value:44        @return:45        """46        if not isinstance(value, str):47            raise ValueError(value)48        self._link_href = value49    @property50    def link(self):51        """52        You can add a summarizing URL link to the notification.53        Each Notification channel implements handling of this data implicitly.54        @return:55        """56        return self._link57    @link.setter58    def link(self, value):59        """60        Link setter.61        @param value:62        @return:63        """64        if not isinstance(value, str):65            raise ValueError(value)66        self._link = value67    @property68    def header(self):69        """70        Header message of the notification. Summary.71        @return:72        """73        return self._header74    @header.setter75    def header(self, value):76        """77        Header setter.78        @param value:79        @return:80        """81        if not isinstance(value, str):82            raise ValueError(value)83        self._header = value84    @property85    def text(self):86        """87        Notification data you want the receiver to get.88        @return:89        """90        return self._text91    @text.setter92    def text(self, value):93        """94        Text setter.95        @param value:96        @return:97        """98        if not isinstance(value, str):99            raise ValueError(value)100        self._text = value101    @property102    def type(self):103        """104        Notification Type. Enum options are below.105        @return:106        """107        return self._type108    @type.setter109    def type(self, value):110        """111        Type setter.112        @param value:113        @return:114        """115        if value not in Notification.Types:116            raise ValueError(value)117        self._type = value118    class Types(Enum):119        """120        Possible types of the Notification.121        """122        INFO = "INFO"123        STABLE = "STABLE"124        WARNING = "WARNING"125        CRITICAL = "CRITICAL"...

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