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test_dynamic_registry.py
Source: test_dynamic_registry.py
1#######################################################################2#3# pgAdmin 4 - PostgreSQL Tools4#5# Copyright (C) 2013 - 2021, The pgAdmin Development Team6# This software is released under the PostgreSQL Licence7#8##########################################################################9from pgadmin.utils.route import BaseTestGenerator10from .registry import test_load_modules_based_registry, test_empty_registry, \11 test_create_base_class, test_load_classname_registry12class TestDynamicRegistry(BaseTestGenerator):13 scenarios = [14 (15 "Check empty registry",16 dict(test=test_empty_registry),17 ),18 (19 'Load the registry based on the modules',20 dict(test=test_load_modules_based_registry),21 ),22 (23 'Load the registry based on the name of the classes',24 dict(test=test_load_classname_registry),25 ),26 (27 "When created a base class registry is initialized",28 dict(test=test_create_base_class),29 ),30 ]31 def runTest(self):32 error = self.test()33 if error is not None:...
tests_registry.py
Source: tests_registry.py
...3from rest_framework_cache.exceptions import AlreadyRegistered4from .models import TestModel5from .serializers import TestSerializer6class CacheRegistryTestCase(unittest.TestCase):7 def test_empty_registry(self):8 registry = CacheRegistry()9 self.assertEqual(registry._registry, {})10 def test_register_ok(self):11 registry = CacheRegistry()12 registry.register(TestSerializer)13 expected_registry = {14 TestModel: [TestSerializer],15 }16 self.assertEqual(registry._registry, expected_registry)17 def test_alread_registered(self):18 registry = CacheRegistry()19 registry.register(TestSerializer)20 with self.assertRaises(AlreadyRegistered):21 registry.register(TestSerializer)
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