How to use delete_connection method in localstack

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aws_api_gateway_management_api.py

Source: aws_api_gateway_management_api.py Github

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...61from ansible_collections.amazon.aws.plugins.module_utils.ec2 import AWSRetry62def _apigatewaymanagementapi(client, module):63 try:64 if module.params['delete_connection']:65 client.delete_connection(66 ConnectionId=module.params['connection_id']67 )68 module.exit_json(msg="connection got deleted")69 elif module.params['post_to_connection']:70 client.post_to_connection(71 ConnectionId=module.params['connection_id'],72 Data=module.params['data']73 )74 module.exit_json(msg="data sent to specified connection id")75 else:76 module.fail_json("unknown options are passed")77 except (BotoCoreError, ClientError) as e:78 module.fail_json_aws(e, msg='Failed to fetch aws api gateway management api details')79def main():...

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ser TCP.py

Source: ser TCP.py Github

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...13def show_connection():14 print('Connection list:')15 for num,connection in enumerate(connections):16 print(f'{num}/​ IP: {connection[1][0]} Port: {connection[1][1]}')17def delete_connection(connection):18 print(f'Deleting connect {connections[connection][1]}...')19 connections[connection][0].close()20 connections.pop(connection)21 print('Successful!!')22def send(conn):23 while True:24 print(connections[conn][0].recv(2048))25 text=input(f'send to {connections[conn][1]}: ')26 if text !='quit':27 try:28 connections[conn][0].send(text.encode('utf-8'))29 except:30 print('Cannot send message to the client, delete connection!')31 delete_connection(conn)32 break33 else:34 break35def control():36 while True:37 if connections:38 show_connection()39 conn=int(input('Choose the connection: '))40 print(f'What do you wanna do to {conn}:\n1. Send text\n2. Delete connection')41 choice=int(input('Your choice: '))42 if choice==1:43 send(conn)44 elif choice==2:45 delete_connection(conn)46 else:47 print('There no connection now!\nPress any key for reset')48 input()49t1=Thread(target=connect,daemon=True)50t2=Thread(target=control,daemon=True)51t2.start()52t1.start()53t2.join()...

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test_connection.py

Source: test_connection.py Github

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...14 mocker.patch.object(connection.connection_ctr, 'insert_connection')15 response = connection.insert_connection('event', 'context')16 connection.connection_ctr.insert_connection.assert_called_with('event')17 assert response == {}18def test_delete_connection(mocker):19 """Should response success"""20 mocker.patch.object(connection.connection_ctr, 'delete_connection')21 response = connection.delete_connection('event', 'context')22 connection.connection_ctr.delete_connection.assert_called_with('event')...

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