How to use get_original method in autotest

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utils_test.py

Source: utils_test.py Github

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...26 mock.patch('open_note_scanner.utils.debug'),27 ]28 for mocked_item in self.patches:29 mocked_item.start()30 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].path.join.side_effect = simple_join31 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].makedirs.return_value = True32 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].path.exists.return_value = True33 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].remove.return_value = True34 # Assign a different value to the utils constant35 self.patches[1].get_original()[0].return_value = self.pdf_dir36 self.patches[2].get_original()[0].return_value = self.qr_dir37 def test_create_directory(self):38 """39 Check that the `utils.create_directory` function work as expected.40 """41 obtained = utils.create_directory(self.thread_id)42 self.assertTrue(obtained, msg=f"Expected: {True}, Obtained: {obtained}")43 self.patches[3].get_original()[0].assert_called()44 def test_create_directory_abnormal(self):45 """46 Check that the `utils.create_directory` function work as expected.47 """48 # Mock all side effects and return values for the os.path module.49 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].path.exists.return_value = False50 obtained = utils.create_directory(self.thread_id)51 self.assertTrue(obtained, msg=f"Expected: {True}, Obtained: {obtained}")52 self.patches[3].get_original()[0].assert_called()53 def test_delete_images(self):54 """55 Check that the `utils.delete_images` function work as expected.56 """57 # Mock all side effects and return values for the os.path module.58 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].path.abspath.return_value = f"{self.qr_dir}/​{str(self.thread_id)}"59 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].listdir.return_value = self.image_list60 utils.delete_images(self.thread_id, True)61 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].remove.assert_called()62 def test_delete_images_abnormal(self):63 """64 Check that the `utils.delete_images` function work as expected.65 """66 # Mock all side effects and return values for the os.path module.67 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].path.abspath.return_value = f"{self.qr_dir}/​{str(self.thread_id)}"68 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].path.exists.return_value = False69 utils.delete_images(self.thread_id, True)70 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].remove.assert_not_called()71 def test_delete_pdfs(self):72 """73 Check that the `utils.delete_pdfs` function work as expected.74 """75 # Mock all side effects and return values for the os.path module.76 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].listdir.return_value = self.pdf_list77 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].path.abspath.return_value = f"{self.pdf_dir}/​{str(self.thread_id)}"78 try:79 utils.delete_pdfs(self.thread_id, bln_delete=True)80 except Exception:81 self.fail(msg="The method `utils.delete_pdfs` should have raised an exception.")82 def test_delete_pdfs_abnormal(self):83 """84 Check that the `utils.delete_pdfs` function work as expected.85 """86 # Mock all side effects and return values for the os.path module.87 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].path.exists.return_value = False88 self.patches[0].get_original()[0].path.abspath.return_value = f"{self.pdf_dir}/​{str(self.thread_id)}"89 try:90 utils.delete_pdfs(self.thread_id, bln_delete=True)91 except Exception:92 self.fail(msg="The method `utils.delete_pdfs` should have raised an exception.")93 def test_sort_alphanumeric_list(self):94 """95 Check that the `utils.sort_alphanumeric_list` function work as expected.96 """97 expected = ['aaa', 'ahola1', 'bba', 'hola', 'hola1', 'hola2']98 for unsorted_list in permutations(['hola1', 'hola2', 'ahola1', 'hola', 'aaa', 'bba']):99 obtained = utils.sort_alphanumeric_list(list(unsorted_list))...

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nogevent.py

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...7from ddtrace.internal import forksafe8try:9 import gevent.monkey10except ImportError:11 def get_original(module, func):12 return getattr(__import__(module), func)13 def is_module_patched(module):14 return False15else:16 get_original = gevent.monkey.get_original17 is_module_patched = gevent.monkey.is_module_patched18sleep = get_original("time", "sleep")19try:20 # Python ≥ 3.821 threading_get_native_id = get_original("threading", "get_native_id")22except AttributeError:23 threading_get_native_id = None24start_new_thread = get_original(six.moves._thread.__name__, "start_new_thread")25thread_get_ident = get_original(six.moves._thread.__name__, "get_ident")26Thread = get_original("threading", "Thread")27Lock = get_original("threading", "Lock")28is_threading_patched = is_module_patched("threading")29if is_threading_patched:30 @attr.s31 class DoubleLock(object):32 """A lock that prevent concurrency from a gevent coroutine and from a threading.Thread at the same time."""33 # This is a gevent-patched threading.Lock (= a gevent Lock)34 _lock = attr.ib(factory=forksafe.Lock, init=False, repr=False)35 # This is a unpatched threading.Lock (= a real threading.Lock)36 _thread_lock = attr.ib(factory=lambda: forksafe.ResetObject(Lock), init=False, repr=False)37 def acquire(self):38 # type: () -> None39 # You cannot acquire a gevent-lock from another thread if it has been acquired already:40 # make sure we exclude the gevent-lock from being acquire by another thread by using a thread-lock first.41 self._thread_lock.acquire()...

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controller_test.py

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...18 qr_data = 'Testing data'19 pages = 2520 pdf_route = 'crazy/​route/​to/​pdf/​great.pdf'21 # Mock the actual generation of the pdf file.22 self._patches[0].get_original()[0].return_value = mock.MagicMock()23 self._patches[0].get_original()[0].return_value.generate_pdf.return_value = pdf_route24 # Mock function calls to the os module.25 self._patches[1].get_original()[0].path.basename.return_value = pdf_route.split('/​')[-1]26 self._patches[1].get_original()[0].path.dirname.return_value = '/​'.join(27 pdf_route.split('/​')[:-1]28 )29 # Mock the deletion of file.30 self._patches[2].get_original()[0].return_value = True31 filename, file_dir = controller.generate_pdf(size, qr_data, pages)32 self.assertEqual(33 pdf_route.split('/​')[-1],34 filename,35 f"Expected: {pdf_route.split('/​')[-1]}, Obtained: {filename}")36 self.assertEqual(37 '/​'.join(pdf_route.split('/​')[:-1]),38 file_dir,...

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