Best Python code snippet using autotest_python
rest_client.py
Source: rest_client.py
...119 raise ClientError(str(response))120 if 500 <= response.status < 600:121 raise ServerError(str(response))122 return response123 def _stringify_query_parameter(self, value):124 if isinstance(value, (list, tuple)):125 return ','.join(self._stringify_query_parameter(item)126 for item in value)127 return str(value)128 def _iterlists(self, mapping):129 """This effectively lets us treat dicts as MultiValueDicts."""130 if hasattr(mapping, 'iterlists'): # mapping is already a MultiValueDict131 return mapping.iterlists()132 return ((key, (value,)) for key, value in mapping.iteritems())133 def get(self, query_parameters=None, **kwarg_query_parameters):134 """135 @param query_parameters: a dict or MultiValueDict136 """137 query_parameters = copy.copy(query_parameters) # avoid mutating original138 if query_parameters is None:139 query_parameters = {}140 query_parameters.update(kwarg_query_parameters)141 string_parameters = datastructures.MultiValueDict()142 for key, values in self._iterlists(query_parameters):143 string_parameters.setlist(144 key, [self._stringify_query_parameter(value)145 for value in values])146 response = self._request('GET',147 query_parameters=string_parameters.lists())148 assert response.status == 200149 return self._read_representation(response.decoded_body())150 def get_full(self, results_limit, query_parameters=None,151 **kwarg_query_parameters):152 """153 Like get() for collections, when the full collection is expected.154 @param results_limit: maxmimum number of results to allow155 @raises ClientError if there are more than results_limit results.156 """157 result = self.get(query_parameters=query_parameters,158 items_per_page=results_limit,...
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