How to use _parse_hosts method in autotest

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udp.py

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...30 self.__ns = ns31 self.__socket = None32 self.__sending = False33 self.__metrics = {}34 self.__endpoints = self._parse_hosts(hosts)35 self.__add_metric(metrics.HeartBeat)36 @staticmethod37 def _parse_hosts(hosts):38 endpoints = list()39 for host_str in hosts.split(","):40 if ":" in host_str:41 host, port = host_str.split(":", 1)42 port = int(port)43 else:44 host, port = host_str, 200345 if not isinstance(host, str):46 host = host.decode()47 endpoints.append((host, port))48 return frozenset(endpoints)49 @property50 def hosts(self):51 return self.__endpoints52 @hosts.setter53 @LOCK54 def hosts(self, hosts):55 self.__endpoints = self._parse_hosts(hosts)56 @property57 def ns(self):58 return self.__ns59 @ns.setter60 def ns(self, ns):61 if ns.startswith('.'):62 raise ValueError("NameSpace mustn't starts with the dot.")63 if ns.endswith('.'):64 raise ValueError("NameSpace mustn't ends with the dot.")65 if re.match('^[\w\d\._\-]+$', ns) is None:66 raise ValueError("NameSpace mustn't contain special chars (except '_', '-')")67 if bool(list(filter(lambda x: not x, ns.split('.')))):68 raise ValueError("Namespace must contain chars after dots.")69 self.__ns = ns...

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__init__.py

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...62 except Exception as err:63 breakpoint() # get exception class64 raise NetmapParseError("", (err,))65 return host66 def _parse_hosts(hosts):67 if isinstance(hosts, (list, tuple, iter)):68 return [_parse_hosts(host)69 for host in hosts]70 if isinstance(hosts, (str,)):71 pass72 def _coerce_ports(port_or_ports):73 ports = None74 if isinstance(port_or_ports, int):75 ports = [port_or_ports]76 if isinstance(port_or_ports, (list, tuple, set,)):77 ports = list(port_or_ports)78 if not all([isinstance(p, int) for p in ports]):79 raise NetmapParseError(80 "recursive port coercion unimpl"81 )82 if ports is None:83 raise NetmapParseError()84 return ports85 single_host = None86 try:87 single_host = _parse_host(host_or_hosts)88 except NetmapParseError:89 pass90 if single_host is not None:91 hosts = [single_host]92 else:93 hosts = _parse_hosts(host_or_hosts)94 rv = {}95 for host in hosts:96 print("scanning host", host)97 single_host_res = _port_scan_single_host(host,98 # ports,99 _coerce_ports(ports),100 )101 rv.update(**{str(host): single_host_res})102 breakpoint()...

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test_etcd_driver.py

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...15class TestEtcdDB(tests_base.BaseTestCase):16 def test_parse_none(self):17 fake_host = []18 expected = ()19 output = etcd_db_driver._parse_hosts(fake_host)20 self.assertEqual(expected, output)21 def test_parse_empty(self):22 fake_host = [""]23 expected = ()24 output = etcd_db_driver._parse_hosts(fake_host)25 self.assertEqual(expected, output)26 def test_parse_one_host(self):27 fake_host = ['127.0.0.1:80']28 expected = (('127.0.0.1', 80),)29 output = etcd_db_driver._parse_hosts(fake_host)30 self.assertEqual(expected, output)31 def test_parse_multiple_hosts(self):32 fake_host = ['127.0.0.1:80', '192.168.0.1:8080']33 expected = (('127.0.0.1', 80), ('192.168.0.1', 8080))34 output = etcd_db_driver._parse_hosts(fake_host)35 self.assertEqual(expected, output)36 def test_parse_multiple_hosts_invalid(self):37 fake_host = ['127.0.0.1:80', '192.168.0.1']38 expected = (('127.0.0.1', 80),)39 with mock.patch.object(etcd_db_driver.LOG, 'error') as log_err:40 output = etcd_db_driver._parse_hosts(fake_host)41 self.assertEqual(expected, output)42 log_err.assert_called_once_with(...

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