Best Python code snippet using pytest-asyncio_python
test_api.py
Source: test_api.py
...4from djangonumerics import responses5from djangonumerics import api6class BaseAPITestCase(BaseTestCase):7 """Base endpoint for base api test case."""8 def always_true(self, user, endpoint):9 """Permission function that always grants."""10 return True11 def always_false(self, user, endpoint):12 """Permission function that always refuses."""13 return False14class RegisterTests(BaseAPITestCase):15 """Tests for register."""16 def test_valid_endpoint(self):17 """Test register call with valid endpoint."""18 name = 'label_endpoint'19 api.register(name,20 self.label_endpoint,21 responses.LabelResponse)22 # make sure that values code end name maps have same value....
models.py
Source: models.py
1from django.db import models2from enhancements.models.mixins import PermsMixin3import rules4from accounts import rules as accounts_rules5class Base(models.Model):6 name = models.CharField(max_length=255)7 child = models.ForeignKey('Child')8class Child(models.Model):9 def get_absolute_url(self):10 return '/' + self.id11class Goods(models.Model, PermsMixin):12 name = models.CharField(max_length=100)13 price = models.IntegerField()14 INVISIBLE_FIELDS = {15 'tests.change_goods': ['price']16 }17 class Meta:18 ordering = ('id',)19rules.add_perm('tests.change_goods', accounts_rules.is_government)20rules.add_perm('tests.view_goods', rules.always_allow)21class Bucket(models.Model):22 goods = models.ManyToManyField(Goods)23 name = models.CharField(max_length=100)24rules.add_perm('tests.view_bucket', rules.always_true)25rules.add_perm('tests.add_bucket', rules.always_true)26rules.add_perm('tests.change_bucket', rules.always_true)27class Ball(models.Model):28 box = models.ForeignKey('Box', related_name='balls')29rules.add_perm('tests.view_ball', rules.always_true)30rules.add_perm('tests.add_ball', rules.always_true)31rules.add_perm('tests.change_ball', rules.always_true)32rules.add_perm('tests.view_box', rules.always_true)33rules.add_perm('tests.change_box', rules.always_true)34rules.add_perm('tests.add_box', rules.always_true)35class Box(models.Model):36 name = models.CharField(max_length=100)37 class Meta:38 ordering = ('id',)39class Book(models.Model):40 name = models.CharField(max_length=100)41class Author(models.Model):...
rules.py
Source: rules.py
1import rules2from rules import always_true, always_false3rules.add_perm('files', always_true)4rules.add_perm('files.add_file', always_true)5rules.add_perm('files.change_file', always_false)6rules.add_perm('files.delete_file', always_true)...
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