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show-only_json-v1_check.py

Source: show-only_json-v1_check.py Github

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1from show_only_json_check import *2def check_kind(k):3 assert is_string(k)4 assert k == "ctestInfo"5def check_version(v):6 assert is_dict(v)7 assert sorted(v.keys()) == ["major", "minor"]8 assert is_int(v["major"])9 assert is_int(v["minor"])10 assert v["major"] == 111 assert v["minor"] == 012def check_backtracegraph(b):13 assert is_dict(b)14 assert sorted(b.keys()) == ["commands", "files", "nodes"]15 check_backtracegraph_commands(b["commands"])16 check_backtracegraph_files(b["files"])17 check_backtracegraph_nodes(b["nodes"])18def check_backtracegraph_commands(c):19 assert is_list(c)20 assert len(c) == 121 assert is_string(c[0])22 assert c[0] == "add_test"23def check_backtracegraph_files(f):24 assert is_list(f)25 assert len(f) == 226 assert is_string(f[0])27 assert is_string(f[1])28 assert f[0] == "file1"29 assert f[1] == "file0"30def check_backtracegraph_nodes(n):31 assert is_list(n)32 assert len(n) == 233 node = n[0]34 assert is_dict(node)35 assert sorted(node.keys()) == ["file"]36 assert is_int(node["file"])37 assert node["file"] == 138 node = n[1]39 assert is_dict(node)40 assert sorted(node.keys()) == ["command", "file", "line", "parent"]41 assert is_int(node["command"])42 assert is_int(node["file"])43 assert is_int(node["line"])44 assert is_int(node["parent"])45 assert node["command"] == 046 assert node["file"] == 047 assert node["line"] == 148 assert node["parent"] == 049def check_command(c):50 assert is_list(c)51 assert len(c) == 352 assert is_string(c[0])53 check_re(c[0], "/​cmake(\.exe)?$")54 assert is_string(c[1])55 assert c[1] == "-E"56 assert is_string(c[2])57 assert c[2] == "echo"58def check_reqfiles_property(p):59 assert is_dict(p)60 assert sorted(p.keys()) == ["name", "value"]61 assert is_string(p["name"])62 assert is_list(p["value"])63 assert p["name"] == "REQUIRED_FILES"64 assert len(p["value"]) == 165 assert p["value"][0] == "RequiredFileDoesNotExist"66def check_willfail_property(p):67 assert is_dict(p)68 assert sorted(p.keys()) == ["name", "value"]69 assert is_string(p["name"])70 assert is_bool(p["value"])71 assert p["name"] == "WILL_FAIL"72 assert p["value"] == True73def check_resource_groups_property(p):74 assert is_dict(p)75 assert sorted(p.keys()) == ["name", "value"]76 assert is_string(p["name"])77 assert is_list(p["value"])78 assert p["name"] == "RESOURCE_GROUPS"79 assert len(p["value"]) == 380 assert is_dict(p["value"][0])81 assert sorted(p["value"][0].keys()) == ["requirements"]82 assert is_list(p["value"][0]["requirements"])83 assert len(p["value"][0]["requirements"]) == 284 assert is_dict(p["value"][0]["requirements"][0])85 assert sorted(p["value"][0]["requirements"][0].keys()) == \86 [".type", "slots"]87 assert is_string(p["value"][0]["requirements"][0][".type"])88 assert p["value"][0]["requirements"][0][".type"] == "threads"89 assert is_int(p["value"][0]["requirements"][0]["slots"])90 assert p["value"][0]["requirements"][0]["slots"] == 291 assert is_string(p["value"][0]["requirements"][1][".type"])92 assert p["value"][0]["requirements"][1][".type"] == "gpus"93 assert is_int(p["value"][0]["requirements"][1]["slots"])94 assert p["value"][0]["requirements"][1]["slots"] == 495 assert is_dict(p["value"][1])96 assert sorted(p["value"][1].keys()) == ["requirements"]97 assert is_list(p["value"][1]["requirements"])98 assert len(p["value"][1]["requirements"]) == 299 assert is_dict(p["value"][1]["requirements"][0])100 assert sorted(p["value"][1]["requirements"][0].keys()) == \101 [".type", "slots"]102 assert is_string(p["value"][1]["requirements"][0][".type"])103 assert p["value"][1]["requirements"][0][".type"] == "threads"104 assert is_int(p["value"][1]["requirements"][0]["slots"])105 assert p["value"][1]["requirements"][0]["slots"] == 2106 assert is_string(p["value"][1]["requirements"][1][".type"])107 assert p["value"][1]["requirements"][1][".type"] == "gpus"108 assert is_int(p["value"][1]["requirements"][1]["slots"])109 assert p["value"][1]["requirements"][1]["slots"] == 4110 assert is_dict(p["value"][2])111 assert sorted(p["value"][2].keys()) == ["requirements"]112 assert is_list(p["value"][2]["requirements"])113 assert len(p["value"][2]["requirements"]) == 2114 assert is_dict(p["value"][2]["requirements"][0])115 assert sorted(p["value"][2]["requirements"][0].keys()) == \116 [".type", "slots"]117 assert is_string(p["value"][2]["requirements"][0][".type"])118 assert p["value"][2]["requirements"][0][".type"] == "gpus"119 assert is_int(p["value"][2]["requirements"][0]["slots"])120 assert p["value"][2]["requirements"][0]["slots"] == 2121 assert is_string(p["value"][2]["requirements"][1][".type"])122 assert p["value"][2]["requirements"][1][".type"] == "threads"123 assert is_int(p["value"][2]["requirements"][1]["slots"])124 assert p["value"][2]["requirements"][1]["slots"] == 4125def check_workingdir_property(p):126 assert is_dict(p)127 assert sorted(p.keys()) == ["name", "value"]128 assert is_string(p["name"])129 assert is_string(p["value"])130 assert p["name"] == "WORKING_DIRECTORY"131 assert p["value"].endswith("Tests/​RunCMake/​CTestCommandLine/​ShowOnly")132def check_properties(p):133 assert is_list(p)134 assert len(p) == 4135 check_resource_groups_property(p[0])136 check_reqfiles_property(p[1])137 check_willfail_property(p[2])138 check_workingdir_property(p[3])139def check_tests(t):140 assert is_list(t)141 assert len(t) == 1142 test = t[0]143 assert is_dict(test)144 assert sorted(test.keys()) == ["backtrace", "command", "name", "properties"]145 assert is_int(test["backtrace"])146 assert test["backtrace"] == 1147 check_command(test["command"])148 assert is_string(test["name"])149 assert test["name"] == "ShowOnly"150 check_properties(test["properties"])151assert is_dict(ctest_json)152assert sorted(ctest_json.keys()) == ["backtraceGraph", "kind", "tests", "version"]153check_backtracegraph(ctest_json["backtraceGraph"])154check_kind(ctest_json["kind"])155check_version(ctest_json["version"])...

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test_formatting.py

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...4 boolean, error, binary, date, array, dictionary, generic, nothing, \5 nan, infinity, true, false, v_mismatch, v_empty, v_null, v_nothing6class TestFormattingRoutines(VScriptTestCase):7 def test_formatdatetime_function(self):8 assert self.evaluate("formatdatetime(#00:00:00#)").is_string("00:00:00")9 assert self.evaluate("formatdatetime(#30.12.1899#)").is_string("00:00:00")10 assert self.evaluate("formatdatetime(#01.01.2001#)").is_string("2001-01-01")11 assert self.evaluate("formatdatetime(#01:01:01#)").is_string("01:01:01")12 assert self.evaluate("formatdatetime(#01.01.2001 01:01:01#)").is_string("2001-01-01 01:01:01")13 assert self.evaluate("formatdatetime(#01.01.2001 01:01:01#, vgeneraldate)").is_string("2001-01-01 01:01:01")14 assert self.evaluate("formatdatetime(#01.01.2001 01:01:01#, vlongdate)").is_string("2001-01-01")15 assert self.evaluate("formatdatetime(#01.01.2001 01:01:01#, vshortdate)").is_string("2001-01-01")16 assert self.evaluate("formatdatetime(#01.01.2001 01:01:01#, vlongtime)").is_string("01:01:01")17 assert self.evaluate("formatdatetime(#01.01.2001 01:01:01#, vshorttime)").is_string("01:01")18 with raises(errors.type_mismatch):19 self.evaluate("formatdatetime(\"abc\")")20 with raises(errors.invalid_procedure_call):21 self.evaluate("formatdatetime(#01.01.2001#, 5)")22 def test_formatnumber_function(self):23 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(0.123)").is_string("0.12")24 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(123.456)").is_string("123.46")25 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-0.123)").is_string("-0.12")26 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-123.456)").is_string("-123.46")27 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(0.123, 0)").is_string("0")28 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(123.456, 0)").is_string("123")29 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-0.123, 0)").is_string("-0")30 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-123.456, 0)").is_string("-123")31 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(0.123, 3)").is_string("0.123")32 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(123.456, 3)").is_string("123.456")33 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-0.123, 3)").is_string("-0.123")34 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-123.456, 3)").is_string("-123.456")35 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(0.567, 0)").is_string("1")36 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-0.567, 0)").is_string("-1")37 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(0.123, 2, vtrue)").is_string("0.12")38 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(123.456, 2, vtrue)").is_string("123.46")39 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-0.123, 2, vtrue)").is_string("-0.12")40 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-123.456, 2, vtrue)").is_string("-123.46")41 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(0.123, 2, vfalse)").is_string(".12")42 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(123.456, 2, vfalse)").is_string("123.46")43 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-0.123, 2, vfalse)").is_string("-.12")44 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-123.456, 2, vfalse)").is_string("-123.46")45 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(0.123, 2, vtrue, vfalse)").is_string("0.12")46 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(123.456, 2, vtrue, vfalse)").is_string("123.46")47 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-0.123, 2, vtrue, vfalse)").is_string("-0.12")48 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-123.456, 2, vtrue, vfalse)").is_string("-123.46")49 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(0.123, 2, vtrue, vtrue)").is_string("0.12")50 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(123.456, 2, vtrue, vtrue)").is_string("123.46")51 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-0.123, 2, vtrue, vtrue)").is_string("(0.12)")52 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-123.456, 2, vtrue, vtrue)").is_string("(123.46)")53 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(123456)").is_string("123456.00")54 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-123456)").is_string("-123456.00")55 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(123456, 2, vtrue, vfalse, vfalse)").is_string("123456.00")56 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-123456, 2, vtrue, vfalse, vfalse)").is_string("-123456.00")57 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(123456, 2, vtrue, vfalse, vtrue)").is_string("123 456.00")58 assert self.evaluate("formatnumber(-123456, 2, vtrue, vfalse, vtrue)").is_string("-123 456.00")59 def test_formatcurrency_function(self):60 assert self.evaluate("formatcurrency(0.123)").is_string("0.12")61 assert self.evaluate("formatcurrency(123.456)").is_string("123.46")62 assert self.evaluate("formatcurrency(-0.123)").is_string("-0.12")63 assert self.evaluate("formatcurrency(-123.456)").is_string("-123.46")64 assert self.evaluate("formatcurrency(123456)").is_string("123456.00")65 assert self.evaluate("formatcurrency(-123456)").is_string("-123456.00")66 assert self.evaluate("formatcurrency(123456, 2, vtrue, vtrue, vtrue)").is_string("123 456.00")67 assert self.evaluate("formatcurrency(-123456, 2, vtrue, vtrue, vtrue)").is_string("(123 456.00)")68 def test_formatpercent_function(self):69 assert self.evaluate("formatpercent(0.123)").is_string("12.30%")70 assert self.evaluate("formatpercent(123.456)").is_string("12345.60%")71 assert self.evaluate("formatpercent(-0.123)").is_string("-12.30%")72 assert self.evaluate("formatpercent(-123.456)").is_string("-12345.60%")73 assert self.evaluate("formatpercent(0.123456)").is_string("12.35%")74 assert self.evaluate("formatpercent(-0.123456)").is_string("-12.35%")75 assert self.evaluate("formatpercent(123.456, 2, vtrue, vtrue, vtrue)").is_string("12 345.60%")...

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template.py

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1from amilib.Cheetah.Template import Template2from amilib.Cheetah.Compiler import Compiler3from amilib.Cheetah.NameMapper import NotFound4import imp5import os, sys6import types7import urllib8#Should be changed from outside9MODE = "deployment"10BASE_NS = {}11TEMPLATE_MEMO = {}12def compile_template(path, is_string=False, base=None):13 """14 path: The path of the template15 is_string: If the path is actually a Cheetah string that we want to compile16 base: If another tmpl file should be used a base that provides functions17 """18 19 #print "[template] compile_template:<br>"20 path = "/​home/​users/​web/​b453/​hy.ekendodreamof/​cgi-bin/​Skeletonz/​"+path21 22 #skipping for now23 #if not is_string:24 # last_modified = os.stat(path).st_mtime25 #print "[template] compile_template:after is_string<br>"26 27 28 if not is_string and TEMPLATE_MEMO.has_key(path) and last_modified <= TEMPLATE_MEMO[path][1] and MODE == "deployment":29 #print "[template] compile_template:in the if<br>"30 return TEMPLATE_MEMO[path][0]31 else:32 #print "[template] compile_template:in the else<br>"33 34 text = []35 36 #print "[template] compile_template:after text init<"37 #print path38 #print "><br>"39 40 #is_string is None 41 #if is_string:42 # text.append(path)43 #else:44 text.append(open(path).read())45 46 #print "[template] compile_template:after is_string stmt<br>"47 48 # base is None49 if base:50 text.insert(0, open(base).read())51 #print "[template] compile_template: right before Compiler<"52 #print is_string53 #print "><br>"54 55 56 try:57 c = Compiler(source="".join(text), mainClassName='GenTemplate')58 ns = {}59 #print "[template] compile_template: stuff worked<br>"60 except Error:61 print "[template] compile_template: stuff broke<br>"62 63 64 try:65 exec str(c) in ns66 tempclass = ns.get("GenTemplate", None)67 #print "[template] compile_template: templclass setting success<br>"68 except Error:69 print "[template] compile_template: templclass setting failure<br>"70 71 #if not is_string:72 # TEMPLATE_MEMO[path] = (tempclass, last_modified)73 74 #print "[template] compile_template: about to return temp class<br>"75 return tempclass76 77 #print "[template] compile_template:no temp class for now<br>"78 79def render(path, ns={}, is_string=False, base=None):80 #print "[template] render:path<"81 if type(ns) == types.DictType:82 ns.update(BASE_NS)83 ns = [ns]84 else:85 ns = BASE_NS86 #print path87 #print "><br>"88 89 #print "[template] render:ns<"90 #print ns91 #print "><br>"92 93 94 try:95 #t = "%s" % compile_template(path, is_string, base)(searchList=ns)96 t = compile_template(path, is_string, base)(searchList=ns)97 #print "[template] render: after the t set to the compiled template<br>"98 return t99 except NotFound, e:100 msg = "%s in file '%s'" % (e, path)101 #print "[template] render: exception after the t business<br>"102 #print "\nTEMPLATE ERROR\n%s\n%s\n" % ("="*22, msg)...

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test_types.py

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...20 gen = (n for n in range(0, 10))21 assert is_iterable(gen) is True22def test_is_string_1():23 """ Case 1 - positive; returns True for all possible values. """24 assert is_string("") is True25 assert is_string("Foo") is True26 assert is_string(r"Foo") is True27 assert is_string("Bar") is True28 assert is_string(r"Bar") is True29 assert is_string(u"Hello") is True30 assert is_string(str(1)) is True31 assert is_string(str(False)) is True32 assert is_string(str(None)) is True33def test_is_string_2():34 """ Case 1 - negative; returns True for all possible values. """35 assert is_string(True) is False36 assert is_string(None) is False37 assert is_string(0) is False38 assert is_string(-1) is False39 assert is_string([]) is False40 assert is_string({}) is False41def test_is_dict_returns_true_for_a_valid_arguments_of_dict_data_type():42 """ Test is_dict() for valid arguments of dict data type. """43 assert is_dict({}) is True44 assert is_dict({"foo": "bar"}) is True45 assert is_dict(dict()) is True46def test_is_dict_returns_false_for_arguments_other_than_a_dict():47 """ Test is_dict() for valid arguments of other than dict data type. """48 assert is_dict("") is False49 assert is_dict("Test") is False50 assert is_dict(u"Hello") is False51 assert is_dict(None) is False52 assert is_dict([]) is False53def test_is_list_returns_true_for_a_valid_arguments_of_list_data_type():54 """ Test is_list() for valid arguments of list data type. """...

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