Best Python code snippet using gabbi_python
data_test.py
Source: data_test.py
...42 with self.assertRaises(ee.ee_exception.EEException) as cm:43 ee.data.send_('/foo', {})44 self.assertEqual(u'Response was unexpectedly not JSON, but text/html',45 cm.exception.message)46 def testNoContentType(self):47 with DoStubHttp(200, None, '{"data": "bar"}'):48 self.assertEqual('bar', ee.data.send_('/foo', {}))49 def testContentTypeParameterAllowed(self):50 with DoStubHttp(200, 'application/json; charset=utf-8', '{"data": ""}'):51 self.assertEqual('', ee.data.send_('/foo', {}))52 def testRawSuccess(self):53 with DoStubHttp(200, 'image/png', 'FAKEDATA'):54 self.assertEqual('FAKEDATA', ee.data.send_('/foo', {}, opt_raw=True))55 def testRawError(self):56 with DoStubHttp(400, 'application/json',57 '{"error": {"code": 400, "message": "bar"}}'):58 with self.assertRaises(ee.ee_exception.EEException) as cm:59 ee.data.send_('/foo', {}, opt_raw=True)60 self.assertEqual(u'Server returned HTTP code: 400', cm.exception.message)...
test_data_to_string.py
Source: test_data_to_string.py
...27 data = [{"hi": "low"}, {"yes": "no"}]28 content_type = 'application/json'29 body = self.case._test_data_to_string(data, content_type)30 self.assertEqual('[{"hi": "low"}, {"yes": "no"}]', body)31 def testNoContentType(self):32 data = [{"hi": "low"}, {"yes": "no"}]33 content_type = ''34 with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as exc:35 self.case._test_data_to_string(data, content_type)36 self.assertEqual(37 'no content-type available for processing data',38 str(exc.exception))39 def testNoHandler(self):40 data = [{"hi": "low"}, {"yes": "no"}]41 content_type = 'application/xml'42 with self.assertRaises(ValueError) as exc:43 self.case._test_data_to_string(data, content_type)44 self.assertEqual(45 'unable to process data to application/xml',...
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