How to use get_readable_config method in pyresttest

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validator_ex.py

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...49 comparator = None50 comparator_name = ""51 expected = None52 isTemplateExpected = False53 def get_readable_config(self, context=None):54 """ Get a human-readable config string """55 string_frags = list()56 string_frags.append(57 "Extractor: " + self.extractor.get_readable_config(context=context))58 if isinstance(self.expected, validators.AbstractExtractor):59 string_frags.append("Expected value extractor: " +60 self.expected.get_readable_config(context=context))61 elif self.isTemplateExpected:62 string_frags.append(63 'Expected is templated, raw value: {0}'.format(self.expected))64 return os.linesep.join(string_frags)65 def validate(self, body=None, headers=None, context=None):66 try:67 extracted_val = self.extractor.extract(68 body=body, headers=headers, context=context)69 except Exception as e:70 trace = traceback.format_exc()71 return validators.Failure(message="Extractor threw exception", details=trace, validator=self, failure_type=validators.FAILURE_EXTRACTOR_EXCEPTION)72 # Compute expected output, either templating or using expected value73 file_name = None74 if self.isTemplateExpected and context:75 file_name = string.Template(76 self.expected).safe_substitute(context.get_values())77 else:78 file_name = self.expected79 expected_val = None80 expected_file_name = file_name + PATTERN_FILE_EXT81 output_file_name = file_name + OUTPUT_FILE_EXT82 try:83 with open(expected_file_name, "r") as f:84 expected_val = json.load(f)85 except Exception as e:86 trace = traceback.format_exc()87 dump_output(output_file_name, extracted_val)88 return validators.Failure(message="Cannot load pattern file {0}.".format(expected_file_name), details=trace, validator=self, failure_type=validators.FAILURE_VALIDATOR_EXCEPTION)89 # Handle a bytes-based body and a unicode expected value seamlessly90 if isinstance(extracted_val, binary_type) and isinstance(expected_val, text_type):91 expected_val = expected_val.encode('utf-8')92 comparison = self.comparator(extracted_val, expected_val)93 if not comparison:94 failure = validators.Failure(validator=self)95 failure.message = "Comparison failed, evaluating {0}({1}, {2}) returned False".format(96 self.comparator_name, extracted_val, expected_val)97 failure.details = self.get_readable_config(context=context)98 failure.failure_type = validators.FAILURE_VALIDATOR_FAILED99 dump_output(output_file_name, extracted_val)100 return failure101 else:102 return True103 @staticmethod104 def parse(config):105 """ Create a validator that does an extract from body and applies a comparator,106 Then does comparison vs expected value107 Syntax sample:108 { jsonpath_mini: 'node.child',109 operator: 'eq',110 expected: 'my_file_name'111 }...

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