Best Python code snippet using autotest_python
cli.py
Source: cli.py
...64@cli_commands.command("login")65@click.pass_context66def login(*args, **kwargs):67 """Get token and store it."""68 return utils.run_async_command(commands.login, *args, **kwargs)69@cli_commands.command("relogin")70@click.pass_context71def relogin(*args, **kwargs):72 """Try to use stored token for authentication."""73 return utils.run_async_command(commands.relogin, *args, **kwargs)74@cli_commands.command("list")75@click.pass_context76def tokens_list(*args, **kwargs):77 """List stored users/tokens."""78 return utils.run_async_command(commands.tokens_list, *args, **kwargs)79@cli_commands.command("remove")80@click.pass_context81def tokens_remove(*args, **kwargs):82 """Remove stored user/token."""83 return utils.run_async_command(commands.tokens_remove, *args, **kwargs)84@cli_commands.command("init")85@click.pass_context86def init(*args, **kwargs):87 """Create config file and users/tokens storage."""88 return utils.run_async_command(commands.init, *args, **kwargs)89def main():90 """Main function"""91 cli_commands() # pylint: disable=no-value-for-parameter92if __name__ == "__main__":...
upgrade.py
Source: upgrade.py
...20 def normalize_tag(self, git_stdout: str) -> str:21 return git_stdout.split()[-1].split('/')[-1]22 23 async def run_git_tags(self) -> str:24 process = await run_async_command(25 "git ls-remote --tags https://github.com/TheFinalJoke/ohmyoled.git"26 )27 if process['returncode'] != 0:28 raise UpgradeClassException("Failure to run github tags")29 return self.normalize_tag(process['stdout'])30 async def run_upgrade(self):31 if getuser() != 'root':32 self.logger.critical("Could not update, Please Become Root")33 sys.exit(2)34 up_to_date_tag = await self.run_git_tags()35 if up_to_date_tag == self.version:36 self.logger.info(f"OhMyOled is up to date. Version: {self.version}")37 sys.exit(0)38 else:...
test_script.py
Source: test_script.py
...9from foodx_devops_tools.deploy_me.application_steps._script import (10 run_async_command,11)12@pytest.fixture()13def mock_run_async_command(mock_async_method):14 this_mock = mock_async_method(15 "foodx_devops_tools.deploy_me.application_steps._script"16 ".run_async_command"17 )18 return this_mock19@pytest.fixture()20def mock_apply_dynamic_template(mocker):21 this_mock = mocker.patch(22 "foodx_devops_tools.deploy_me.application_steps._script"23 ".apply_dynamic_template"24 )25 return this_mock26@pytest.mark.asyncio27async def test_clean(mock_shellstep_context, mock_run_async_command):28 await script_step(**mock_shellstep_context)29 mock_run_async_command.assert_called_once_with(30 [31 "/bin/bash",32 "-c",33 # NOTE: jinja2 strips trailing whitespace by default. this can be34 # disabled but it isn't very important here, so just need to note35 # the apparent discrepancy.36 """do something37make f1""",38 ]39 )40@pytest.mark.asyncio41async def test_bash_script():42 this_command = [43 "/bin/bash",44 "-c",45 """echo 12346echo "o\nn\ne" | grep "o"47""",48 ]49 results = await run_async_command(this_command)50 assert "123" in results.out51 assert "o" in results.out52 assert "n" not in results.out...
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