How to use workbench method in dbt-osmosis

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test_plugin.py

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...22# =============================================================================23# --- Fixtures ----------------------------------------------------------------24# =============================================================================25@pytest.fixture26def dep_workbench(workbench):27 """Setup the workbench to test dependencies related capabilities.28 """29 workbench.register(CoreManifest())30 workbench.register(DependenciesManifest())31 workbench.register(BuildDep())32 workbench.register(RuntimeDep())33 yield workbench34 workbench.unregister('exopy.app.dependencies')35 workbench.unregister('enaml.workbench.core')36@pytest.fixture37def dependent_object():38 """Access an instance of an object having dependencies.39 """40 class Obj(object):...

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test_plugin_tools.py

Source: test_plugin_tools.py Github

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1# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-2# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------3# Copyright 2015-2018 by Exopy Authors, see AUTHORS for more details.4#5# Distributed under the terms of the BSD license.6#7# The full license is in the file LICENCE, distributed with this software.8# -----------------------------------------------------------------------------9"""Test the plugin tools behaviours.10"""11import pytest12import enaml13from enaml.workbench.api import Workbench14from exopy.utils.plugin_tools import make_extension_validator15from exopy.testing.util import handle_dialog16with enaml.imports():17 from enaml.workbench.core.core_manifest import CoreManifest18 from exopy.app.errors.manifest import ErrorsManifest19 from .plugin_tools_testing import (ExtensionManifest,20 Contribution, DContribution,21 Contributor1, Contributor2,22 Contributor3, Contributor4,23 DeclaratorManifest,24 DContributor1, DContributor2,25 DContributor3, DContributor4,26 DContributor5,27 PLUGIN_ID)28def test_make_extension_validator():29 """Test the building of generic extension validators.30 """31 c_validator = make_extension_validator(Contribution, ('new',))32 assert c_validator(Contribution())[0] is False33 assert c_validator(DContribution())[0] is False34 assert c_validator(DContribution(description='test'))[0] is True35 class CContribution(Contribution):36 def new(self, workbench):37 return 138 assert c_validator(CContribution())[0] is False39 assert c_validator(CContribution(description='test'))[0] is True40class TestExtensionsCollector(object):41 """Test the ExtensionsCollector behaviour.42 """43 def setup(self):44 self.workbench = Workbench()45 self.workbench.register(CoreManifest())46 self.workbench.register(ErrorsManifest())47 self.workbench.register(ExtensionManifest())48 def test_registation1(self, exopy_qtbot):49 """Test that plugin registered before starting the plugin are well50 detected51 """52 c = Contributor1()53 self.workbench.register(c)54 plugin = self.workbench.get_plugin(PLUGIN_ID)55 assert 'contrib1.contrib' in plugin.contribs.contributions56 self.workbench.unregister(c.id)57 assert 'contrib1.contrib' not in plugin.contribs.contributions58 assert not plugin.contribs._extensions59 plugin.contribs.stop()60 assert not plugin.contribs.contributions61 def test_registration2(self, exopy_qtbot):62 """Test contribs update when a new plugin is registered.63 """64 self.workbench.register(Contributor2())65 plugin = self.workbench.get_plugin(PLUGIN_ID)66 c = Contributor1()67 self.workbench.register(c)68 assert 'contrib1.contrib' in plugin.contribs.contributions69 self.workbench.unregister(c.id)70 assert 'contrib1.contrib' not in plugin.contribs.contributions71 def test_factory(self, exopy_qtbot):72 """Test getting the Contribution declaration from a factory.73 """74 c = Contributor2()75 self.workbench.register(c)76 plugin = self.workbench.get_plugin(PLUGIN_ID)77 assert 'contrib2.contrib' in plugin.contribs.contributions78 self.workbench.unregister(c.id)79 assert 'contrib2.contrib' not in plugin.contribs.contributions80 @pytest.mark.ui81 def test_errors1(self, exopy_qtbot):82 """Test uniqueness of contribution id.83 """84 self.workbench.register(Contributor1())85 self.workbench.register(Contributor1(id='bis'))86 self.workbench.register(Contributor1(id='ter'))87 with handle_dialog(exopy_qtbot):88 self.workbench.get_plugin(PLUGIN_ID)89 @pytest.mark.ui90 def test_check_errors2(self, exopy_qtbot):91 """Test use of validate_ext.92 """93 self.workbench.register(Contributor3())94 with handle_dialog(exopy_qtbot):95 self.workbench.get_plugin(PLUGIN_ID)96 def test_check_errors3(self, exopy_qtbot):97 """Test enforcement of type when using factory.98 """99 self.workbench.register(Contributor4())100 with handle_dialog(exopy_qtbot):101 self.workbench.get_plugin(PLUGIN_ID)102 def test_declared_by(self):103 """Test getting the extension declaring a particular contribution.104 """105 c = Contributor1()106 self.workbench.register(c)107 plugin = self.workbench.get_plugin(PLUGIN_ID)108 assert plugin.contribs.contributed_by('contrib1.contrib') is \109 c.extensions[0]110class TestDeclaratorCollector(object):111 """Test the ExtensionsCollector behaviour.112 """113 def setup(self):114 self.workbench = Workbench()115 self.workbench.register(CoreManifest())116 self.workbench.register(ErrorsManifest())117 self.workbench.register(DeclaratorManifest())118 def test_registation1(self, exopy_qtbot):119 """Test that plugin registered before starting the plugin are well120 detected121 """122 d = DContributor1()123 self.workbench.register(d)124 plugin = self.workbench.get_plugin(PLUGIN_ID)125 assert 'contrib1' in plugin.contribs.contributions126 self.workbench.unregister(d.id)127 assert not plugin.contribs.contributions128 assert not plugin.contribs._extensions129 def test_registration2(self, exopy_qtbot):130 """Test contribs update when a new plugin is registered.131 """132 class Witness(object):133 called = 0134 def see(self, change):135 print('r')136 self.called += 1137 w = Witness()138 self.workbench.register(DContributor2())139 plugin = self.workbench.get_plugin(PLUGIN_ID)140 plugin.contribs.observe('contributions', w.see)141 d = DContributor1()142 self.workbench.register(d)143 assert 'contrib1' in plugin.contribs.contributions144 assert w.called == 1145 self.workbench.unregister(d.id)146 assert 'contrib1' not in plugin.contribs.contributions147 assert w.called == 2148 plugin.contribs.stop()149 assert not plugin.contribs.contributions150 assert w.called == 2151 assert not plugin.contribs._extensions152 def test_factory(self, exopy_qtbot):153 """Test getting the TestDeclarator declaration from a factory.154 """155 d = DContributor2()156 self.workbench.register(d)157 plugin = self.workbench.get_plugin(PLUGIN_ID)158 assert 'contrib2' in plugin.contribs.contributions159 self.workbench.unregister(d.id)160 assert not plugin.contribs.contributions161 def test_check_errors1(self, exopy_qtbot):162 """Test enforcement of type when using factory.163 """164 self.workbench.register(DContributor3())165 with handle_dialog(exopy_qtbot):166 self.workbench.get_plugin(PLUGIN_ID)167 @pytest.mark.ui168 def test_declarator_failed_registration(self, exopy_qtbot):169 """Test handling of error when a declarator fail to register.170 """171 self.workbench.register(DContributor4())172 with handle_dialog(exopy_qtbot):173 self.workbench.get_plugin(PLUGIN_ID)174 @pytest.mark.ui175 def test_unsatifiable_requirement(self, exopy_qtbot):176 """Test the case of a declarator always adding itself to _deflayed.177 """178 self.workbench.register(DContributor5())179 with handle_dialog(exopy_qtbot):...

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test_workbench.py

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...26 self.workbench_base)27 def teardown(self):28 # If the workbench is empty, this should work.29 os.rmdir(self.workbench_base)30 def test_create_workbench(self):31 workbench = self.workbench_manager.create()32 assert os.path.isdir(workbench.dir)33 assert workbench.dir.startswith(self.workbench_manager.base_workbench_dir)34 workbench.destroy()35 def test_joinpath(self):36 this_workbench = self.workbench_manager.create()37 tmpname = this_workbench.joinpath('temp.txt')38 assert tmpname == os.path.join(this_workbench.dir, 'temp.txt')39 this_workbench.destroy()40 def test_destroy_workbench(self):41 # kill a workbench42 this_workbench = self.workbench_manager.create()43 tmpfile_name = this_workbench.joinpath('temp.txt')44 tmpfile = file(tmpfile_name, 'w')45 with tmpfile:46 tmpfile.write('lollerskates')47 assert os.path.exists(tmpfile_name)48 wb_dir = this_workbench.dir49 this_workbench.destroy()50 assert not os.path.exists(tmpfile_name)51 assert not os.path.exists(wb_dir)52 def test_localized_file(self):53 tmpdir, this_storage = get_tmp_filestorage()54 this_workbench = self.workbench_manager.create()...

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