Best Python code snippet using gabbi_python
jsonhandler.py
Source: jsonhandler.py
...39 content_type == 'application/json'40 and 'stream=' not in parameters)41 @classmethod42 def replacer(cls, response_data, match):43 return cls.extract_json_path_value(response_data, match)44 @staticmethod45 def dumps(data, pretty=False, test=None):46 if pretty:47 return json.dumps(data, indent=2, separators=(',', ': '))48 else:49 return json.dumps(data)50 @staticmethod51 def loads(data):52 try:53 return json.loads(data)54 except ValueError as exc:55 raise GabbiDataLoadError('unable to parse data') from exc56 @staticmethod57 def load_data_file(test, file_path):58 info = test.load_data_file(file_path)59 info = six.text_type(info, 'UTF-8')60 return json.loads(info)61 @staticmethod62 def extract_json_path_value(data, path):63 """Extract the value at JSON Path path from the data.64 The input data is a Python datastructure, not a JSON string.65 """66 path_expr = json_parser.parse(path)67 matches = [match.value for match in path_expr.find(data)]68 if matches:69 if len(matches) > 1:70 return matches71 else:72 return matches[0]73 else:74 raise ValueError(75 "JSONPath '%s' failed to match on data: '%s'" % (path, data))76 def action(self, test, path, value=None):77 """Test json_paths against json data."""78 # Do template expansion in the left hand side.79 lhs_path = test.replace_template(path)80 rhs_path = rhs_match = None81 try:82 lhs_match = self.extract_json_path_value(83 test.response_data, lhs_path)84 except AttributeError:85 raise AssertionError('unable to extract JSON from test results')86 except ValueError:87 raise AssertionError('left hand side json path %s cannot match '88 '%s' % (path, test.response_data))89 # read data from disk if the value starts with '<@'90 if isinstance(value, six.string_types) and value.startswith('<@'):91 # Do template expansion in the rhs if rhs_path is provided.92 if ':' in value:93 value, rhs_path = value.split(':$', 1)94 rhs_path = test.replace_template('$' + rhs_path)95 value = self.load_data_file(test, value.replace('<@', '', 1))96 if rhs_path:97 try:98 rhs_match = self.extract_json_path_value(value, rhs_path)99 except AttributeError:100 raise AssertionError('unable to extract JSON from data on '101 'disk')102 except ValueError:103 raise AssertionError('right hand side json path %s cannot '104 'match %s' % (rhs_path, value))105 # If expected is a string, check to see if it is a regex.106 is_regex = (isinstance(value, six.string_types) and107 value.startswith('/') and108 value.endswith('/') and109 len(value) > 1)110 expected = (rhs_match or111 test.replace_template(value, escape_regex=is_regex))112 match = lhs_match...
handlers.py
Source: handlers.py
...24 """25 test_key_suffix = 'store_environ'26 test_key_value = {}27 def action(self, test, key, value=None):28 data = test.extract_json_path_value(test.json_data, value)...
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