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How to use create_thing method in hypothesis

Best Python code snippet using hypothesis

test_api.py

...18        things = app.api.get_things()19        assert things == []20    def test_thing_creation(self, app, random_name):21        thing_name = random_name()22        thing_id = app.api.create_thing(thing_name)23        assert thing_id is not None24        assert isinstance(thing_id, str)25    def test_thing_bulk_creation(self, app, random_name):26        names = [random_name() for i in range(self.BULK_CREATION_NUMBER)]27        things = app.api.create_things_bulk(names)28        assert isinstance(things, list)29        created_names = [t['name'] for t in things]30        for name in names:31            assert name in created_names32    def test_delete_thing(self, app, random_name):33        thing_name = random_name()34        _id = app.api.create_thing(thing_name)35        status_code = app.api.delete_thing(_id)36        assert status_code == 20437    def test_get_things(self, app, random_name):38        names = [random_name() for i in range(self.BULK_CREATION_NUMBER)]39        app.api.create_things_bulk(names)40        things = app.api.get_things()41        assert isinstance(things, list)42        assert len(things) == self.BULK_CREATION_NUMBER43        assert set([t['name'] for t in things]) == set(names)44    def test_get_thing(self, app, random_name):45        name = random_name()46        _id = app.api.create_thing(name)47        thing = app.api.get_thing(_id)48        assert isinstance(thing, dict)49        assert thing['id'] == _id50        assert thing['name'] == name51@pytest.mark.usefixtures('clean_things')52@pytest.mark.usefixtures('clean_channels')53class TestChannelsApi:54    BULK_CREATION_NUMBER = 555    def test_create_channel(self, app, random_name):56        name = random_name()57        channel_id = app.api.create_channel(name)58        assert isinstance(channel_id, str)59        assert channel_id != ""60        channel_dict = app.api.get_channel(channel_id)61        assert channel_dict["id"] == channel_id62        assert channel_dict["name"] == name63    def test_delete_all_channels(self, app):64        channels_names = [str(i) for i in range(self.BULK_CREATION_NUMBER)]65        channels = app.api.create_channels_bulk(channels_names)66        assert len(channels) == len(channels_names)67        app.api.delete_all_channels()68        channels = app.api.get_channels()69        assert channels == []70    def test_delete_channel(self, app, random_name):71        name = random_name()72        channel_id = app.api.create_channel(name)73        status_code = app.api.delete_channel(channel_id)74        assert isinstance(status_code, int)75        assert status_code == 20476        channel_dict = app.api.get_channel(channel_id)77        assert channel_dict["error"] == "non-existent entity"78    def test_connect_thing_to_channel(self, app, random_name):79        channel_name = random_name()80        thing_name = random_name()81        channel_id = app.api.create_channel(channel_name)82        thing_id = app.api.create_thing(thing_name)83        status_code = app.api.connect_thing_to_channel(thing_id, channel_id)84        assert isinstance(status_code, int)85        assert status_code == 20086    def test_get_connected_things(self, app, random_name):87        things_number = 388        channel_name = random_name()89        channel_id = app.api.create_channel(channel_name)90        thing_ids = []91        thing_names = []92        for i in range(things_number):93            name = random_name()94            thing_id = app.api.create_thing(name)95            app.api.connect_thing_to_channel(thing_id, channel_id)96            thing_ids.append(thing_id)97            thing_names.append(name)98        things = app.api.get_connected_things(channel_id)99        assert isinstance(things, list)100        assert len(things) == things_number101        for th in things:102            assert isinstance(th, dict)103            assert th["id"] in thing_ids104            assert th["name"] in thing_names105    def test_disconnect_thing_from_channel(self, app, random_name):106        channel_name = random_name()107        thing_name = random_name()108        channel_id = app.api.create_channel(channel_name)109        thing_id = app.api.create_thing(thing_name)110        app.api.connect_thing_to_channel(thing_id, channel_id)111        status_code = app.api.disconnect_thing_from_channel(channel_id, thing_id)112        assert isinstance(status_code, int)113        assert status_code == 204114        channel_things = app.api.get_connected_things(channel_id)115        for th in channel_things:...

test.py

Source: test.py

...27batch.add_thing({"name": "Plato"}, "Person")28print("Load batch")29w.create_things_in_batch(batch)30print("Load a single things")31w.create_thing({"name": "Andrew S. Tanenbaum"}, "Person", "28954261-0449-57a2-ade5-e9e08d11f51a")32w.create_thing({"name": "Alan Turing"}, "Person", "1c9cd584-88fe-5010-83d0-017cb3fcb446")33w.create_thing({"name": "John von Neumann"}, "Person", "b36268d4-a6b5-5274-985f-45f13ce0c642")34w.create_thing({"name": "Tim Berners-Lee"}, "Person", "d1e90d26-d82e-5ef8-84f6-ca67119c7998")35w.create_thing({"name": "Legends"}, "Group", "2db436b5-0557-5016-9c5f-531412adf9c6")36w.create_thing({"name": "Chemists"}, "Group", "577887c1-4c6b-5594-aa62-f0c17883d9bf")37chemists = [None]*338chemists[0] = w.create_thing({"name": "Marie Curie"}, "Person")39chemists[1] = w.create_thing({"name": "Fritz Haber"}, "Person")40chemists[2] = w.create_thing({"name": "Walter White"}, "Person")41time.sleep(1.1)  # Let weaviate refresh its index with the newly loaded things42print("Add reference to thing")43w.add_reference_to_thing("2db436b5-0557-5016-9c5f-531412adf9c6", "members", "b36268d4-a6b5-5274-985f-45f13ce0c642")44w.add_reference_to_thing("2db436b5-0557-5016-9c5f-531412adf9c6", "members", "1c9cd584-88fe-5010-83d0-017cb3fcb446")45print("Add reference to thing in batch")46reference_batch = weaviate.batch.ReferenceBatchRequest()47for chemist in chemists:48    reference_batch.add_reference("Group", "577887c1-4c6b-5594-aa62-f0c17883d9bf", "members", chemist)49w.add_references_in_batch(reference_batch)50time.sleep(1.1)  # Let weaviate refresh its index with the newly updated things51print("Validate if loading was successful")52legends = query_data(gql_get_group_legends)53for member in legends["Group"][0]["Members"]:54    if not member["name"] in ["John von Neumann", "Alan Turing"]:55        print("Adding references to things failed")56        exit(5)57group_chemists = query_data(gql_get_group_chemists)58for member in group_chemists["Group"][0]["Members"]:59    if not member["name"] in ["Marie Curie", "Fritz Haber", "Walter White"]:60        print("Adding references to things failed")61        exit(6)62if len(group_chemists["Group"][0]["Members"]) != 3:63    exit(7)64print("Test Delete")65w.delete_thing(chemists[2])  # Delete Walter White not a real chemist just a legend66time.sleep(1.1)67if w.get_thing(chemists[2]) is not None:68    print("Thing was not correctly deleted")69    exit(8)70# Test delete reference71prime_ministers_group = w.create_thing({"name": "Prime Ministers"}, "Group")72prime_ministers = []73prime_minister_names = ["Wim Kok", "Dries van Agt", "Piet de Jong"]74for name in prime_minister_names:75    prime_ministers.append(w.create_thing({"name": name}, "Person"))76time.sleep(1.2)77for prime_minister in prime_ministers:78    w.add_reference_to_thing(prime_ministers_group, "members", prime_minister)79time.sleep(1.2)80w.delete_reference_from_thing(prime_ministers_group, "members", prime_ministers[0])81# TODO test some how query seems to fail raiscondition or result set not big enough82# len(group_prime_ministers["Group"][0]["Members"][0]) != 3:83#     print("Reference not deleted correctly")84#     exit(9)85print("Test query")86expected_name = "Sophie Scholl"87w.create_thing({"name": expected_name}, "Person", "594b7827-f795-40d0-aabb-5e0553953dad")88time.sleep(2.0)89result = w.query(gql_get_sophie_scholl)90if result["data"]["Get"]["Things"]["Person"][0]["name"] != expected_name:91    print("Query result is wrong")92    exit(10)93print("Integration test successfully completed")...

lambda_function.py

Source: lambda_function.py

...20# configure logging21logging.basicConfig(format='%(asctime)s %(levelname)s: %(message)s')22logger = logging.getLogger()23logger.setLevel(logging.INFO)24def create_thing(c_iot, thing_name):25    try:26        response = c_iot.create_thing(thingName='jitr-' + thing_name)27        logger.info("create_thing: response: {}".format(response))28    except Exception as e:29        logger.error("create_thing: {}".format(e))30def create_iot_policy(c_iot, policy_name):31    try:32        response = c_iot.create_policy(33            policyName=policy_name,34            policyDocument='{"Version":"2012-10-17","Statement":[{"Effect":"Allow","Action": "iot:*","Resource":"*"}]}'35        )36        logger.info("create_iot_policy: response: {}".format(response))37    except Exception as e:38        logger.error("create_iot_policy: {}".format(e))39def activate_certificate(c_iot, certificate_id):40    try:41        response = c_iot.update_certificate(42            certificateId=certificate_id,43            newStatus='ACTIVE'44        )45        logger.info("activate_cert: response: {}".format(response))46    except Exception as e:47        logger.error("activate_certificate: {}".format(e))48def attach_policy(c_iot, certificate_id):49    try:50        response = c_iot.describe_certificate(51            certificateId=certificate_id52        )53        #logger.info("describe_certificate: response: {}".format(response))54        certificate_arn = response['certificateDescription']['certificateArn']55        logger.info("certificate_arn: {}".format(certificate_arn))56        response = c_iot.attach_thing_principal(57            thingName='jitr-' + certificate_id,58            principal=certificate_arn59        )60        logger.info("attach_thing_principal: response: {}".format(response))61        response = c_iot.attach_policy(62            policyName=certificate_id,63            target=certificate_arn64        )65        logger.info("attach_policy: response: {}".format(response))66    except Exception as e:67        logger.error("attach_policy: {}".format(e))68def lambda_handler(event, context):69    logger.info("event:\n" + str(event))70    region = os.environ["AWS_REGION"]71    logger.info("region: {}".format(region))72    ca_certificate_id = event['caCertificateId']73    certificate_id = event['certificateId']74    certificate_status = event['certificateStatus']75    logger.info("ca_certificate_id: " + ca_certificate_id)76    logger.info("certificate_id: " + certificate_id)77    logger.info("certificate_status: " + certificate_status)78    c_iot = boto3.client('iot')79    create_thing(c_iot, certificate_id)80    create_iot_policy(c_iot, certificate_id)81    activate_certificate(c_iot, certificate_id)82    attach_policy(c_iot, certificate_id)83    #for k in os.environ.keys():84    #    logger.info("{}: {}".format(k, os.environ[k]))...

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