How to use test_execute_get method in play_selenium

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test_server_execution.py

Source: test_server_execution.py Github

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...8 def test_execute_sync(self):9 """Should execute command synchronously."""10 opened = self.post('/​command-sync', {'command': 'open', 'args': ''})11 self.assertEqual(opened.flask.status_code, 200)12 def test_execute_get(self):13 """Should execute using get passed data """14 opened = self.get('/​command-sync?&command=open')15 self.assertEqual(opened.flask.status_code, 200)16 def test_execute_wait(self):17 """Should wait for execution to complete when synchronous."""18 FakeThread = namedtuple('FakeThread_NT', ['uid', 'join', 'is_alive'])19 thread = FakeThread(20 uid='FAKE-UID',21 join=MagicMock(),22 is_alive=MagicMock(return_value=False)23 )24 def execute_replacement(name, args, response: Response):25 response.thread = thread26 patch_target = 'cauldron.cli.commander.execute'...

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test_curl.py

Source: test_curl.py Github

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...40 block_dict={"args": {"function": "GET", "url": "test"}}41 check_id = "test-1"42 res = curl.get_filtered_params_to_log(check_id, block_dict, {})43 self.assertEqual(res, {"url": "test"})44 def test_execute_get(self):45 """46 test a get request47 """48 class ResultMock:49 def __init__(self, status_code):50 self.status_code = status_code51 def json(self):52 return {"id": 1, "name": "test"}53 def raise_for_status(self):54 pass55 block_dict={"args": {"function": "GET", "url": "test"}}56 result_mock = ResultMock(200)57 expected_result = {'status': 200, 'response': {'id': 1, 'name': 'test'}}58 with patch('hubblestack.audit.curl.requests') as requests_mock:...

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test_kv_cache.py

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...14 0, {"key": "name", "value": "alfred"}, MID="MID")15 self.kv_cache.execute(command)16 self.assertEqual(17 self.kv_cache.cache["name"], "alfred", "Cache should reset name to be alfred")18 def test_execute_get(self):19 command: SetCommand = SetCommand(20 0, {"key": "name", "value": "anthony"}, MID="MID")21 self.kv_cache.execute(command)22 self.assertEqual(23 self.kv_cache.cache["name"], "anthony", "Cache should set name to be anthony")24 command: SetCommand = GetCommand(25 0, {"key": "name"}, MID="MID")26 resp = self.kv_cache.execute(command)27 self.assertEqual(28 resp, "anthony", "Cache should return anthony")29if __name__ == '__main__':...

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