How to use render_messages method in prospector

Best Python code snippet using prospector_python

test_message.py

Source: test_message.py Github

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...7class TestStatusMessages(BaseTestCase):8 _includes = ['ptah.message']9 def test_messages_addmessage(self):10 add_message(self.request, 'message')11 res = render_messages(self.request).strip()12 self.assertEqual(13 res,14 text_('<div class="alert alert-info">\n <a class="close" data-dismiss="alert">×</​a>\n message\n</​div>','utf-8'))15 def test_messages_warning_msg(self):16 add_message(self.request, 'warning', 'warning')17 self.assertEqual(18 render_messages(self.request).strip(),19 text_('<div class="alert alert-warning">\n <a class="close" data-dismiss="alert">×</​a>\n warning\n</​div>','utf-8'))20 def test_messages_error_msg(self):21 add_message(self.request, 'error', 'error')22 self.assertEqual(23 render_messages(self.request).strip(),24 text_('<div class="alert alert-error alert-danger">\n <a class="close" data-dismiss="alert">×</​a>\n error\n</​div>','utf-8'))25 add_message(self.request, ValueError('Error'), 'error')26 self.assertEqual(27 render_messages(self.request).strip(),28 text_('<div class="alert alert-error alert-danger">\n <a class="close" data-dismiss="alert">×</​a>\n ValueError: Error\n</​div>','utf-8'))29 def test_multi_error(self):30 add_message(self.request, ['error1', ValueError('error2')], 'error')31 res = render_messages(self.request)32 self.assertIn('error1', res)33 self.assertIn('ValueError: error2', res)34 def test_messages_custom_msg(self):35 self.config.add_layer(36 'message', 'test', path='ptah.message:tests/​message/​')37 add_message(self.request, 'message', 'custom')38 self.assertEqual(39 render_messages(self.request).strip(),40 '<div class="customMsg">message</​div>')41 def test_messages_custom_msg_different_type(self):42 self.config.add_layer(43 'test', path='ptah.message:tests/​message/​')44 add_message(self.request, 'message', 'test:custom')45 self.assertEqual(46 render_messages(self.request).strip(),47 '<div class="customMsg">message</​div>')48 def test_messages_render_message_with_error(self):49 self.config.add_layer(50 'message', 'test', path='ptah.message:tests/​messages/​')51 def customMessage(context, request):52 raise ValueError()53 self.config.add_tmpl_filter('message:custom', customMessage)54 self.assertRaises(55 ValueError, add_message, self.request, 'message', 'custom')56 def test_messages_render(self):57 add_message(self.request, 'message')58 self.assertEqual(59 render_messages(self.request).strip(),60 text_('<div class="alert alert-info">\n <a class="close" data-dismiss="alert">×</​a>\n message\n</​div>','utf-8'))61 msg = render_messages(self.request)62 self.assertEqual(msg, '')63 def test_messages_unknown_type(self):64 from ptah.renderer import RendererNotFound65 self.assertRaises(66 RendererNotFound,67 add_message, self.request, 'message', 'unknown')68 def test_messages_request_attr(self):69 """70 Request has `add_message` and `render_messages` methods71 """72 req = self.make_request()73 req.add_message('message')74 res = req.render_messages().strip()75 self.assertEqual(76 res,...

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test_render_messages.py

Source: test_render_messages.py Github

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1from flask import flash, render_template_string2def test_render_messages(app, client):3 @app.route('/​messages')4 def test_messages():5 flash('test message', 'danger')6 return render_template_string('''7 {% from 'bootstrap4/​utils.html' import render_messages %}8 {{ render_messages() }}9 ''')10 @app.route('/​container')11 def test_container():12 flash('test message', 'danger')13 return render_template_string('''14 {% from 'bootstrap4/​utils.html' import render_messages %}15 {{ render_messages(container=True) }}16 ''')17 @app.route('/​dismissible')18 def test_dismissible():19 flash('test message', 'danger')20 return render_template_string('''21 {% from 'bootstrap4/​utils.html' import render_messages %}22 {{ render_messages(dismissible=True) }}23 ''')24 @app.route('/​dismiss_animate')25 def test_dismiss_animate():26 flash('test message', 'danger')27 return render_template_string('''28 {% from 'bootstrap4/​utils.html' import render_messages %}29 {{ render_messages(dismissible=True, dismiss_animate=True) }}30 ''')31 response = client.get('/​messages')32 data = response.get_data(as_text=True)33 assert '<div class="alert alert-danger"' in data34 response = client.get('/​container')35 data = response.get_data(as_text=True)36 assert '<div class="container flashed-messages">' in data37 response = client.get('/​dismissible')38 data = response.get_data(as_text=True)39 assert 'alert-dismissible' in data40 assert '<button type="button" class="close" data-dismiss="alert"' in data41 assert 'fade show' not in data42 response = client.get('/​dismiss_animate')43 data = response.get_data(as_text=True)...

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download_controller.py

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...4from tickers.save import save_tickers5def download_tickers(scope):6 app = scope.apps['display_app']7 download_from_yahoo_finance(scope)8 render_messages(scope)9 combine_loaded_and_download_ticker_data(scope)10 render_messages(scope)11 # check_share_data_for_missing_dates( scope ) # TODO Not Sure this is Required anymore12 save_tickers(scope)13 render_messages(scope)14 # reset STATUS to prevent unnecesary updates...

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