Best Python code snippet using stestr_python
fake_fs.py
Source: fake_fs.py
...21 >>> fake_listdir, fake_isfile, _, _ = \22 make_fake_fstools(fake_fs)23 >>> fake_listdir('a_directory/yet_another_directory')24 ['empty_directory']25 >>> fake_isfile('a_directory/yet_another_directory')26 False27 :param fake_filesystem: A dict representing a filesystem28 """29 assert isinstance(fake_filesystem, dict)30 def fake_listdir(path, fsdict=False):31 if fsdict is False:32 fsdict = fake_filesystem33 remainder = path.strip('/') + '/'34 subdict = fsdict35 while '/' in remainder:36 next_dir, remainder = remainder.split('/', 1)37 if next_dir not in subdict:38 raise OSError(39 '[Errno 2] No such file or directory: %s' % next_dir)40 subdict = subdict.get(next_dir)41 if not isinstance(subdict, dict):42 raise OSError('[Errno 20] Not a directory: %s' % next_dir)43 if subdict and not remainder:44 return subdict.keys()45 return []46 def fake_isfile(path, fsdict=False):47 if fsdict is False:48 fsdict = fake_filesystem49 components = path.strip('/').split('/')50 subdict = fsdict51 for component in components:52 if component not in subdict:53 raise OSError(54 '[Errno 2] No such file or directory: %s' % component)55 subdict = subdict.get(component)56 return subdict is None or isinstance(subdict, str)57 def fake_isdir(path, fsdict=False):58 return not fake_isfile(path)59 def fake_exists(path, fsdict=False):60 return fake_isfile(path, fsdict) or fake_isdir(path, fsdict)61 def fake_open(path, mode=None, buffering=None):62 components = path.strip('/').split('/')63 subdict = fake_filesystem64 for component in components:65 if component not in subdict:66 raise IOError(67 '[Errno 2] No such file or directory: %s' % component)68 subdict = subdict.get(component)69 if isinstance(subdict, dict):70 raise IOError('[Errno 21] Is a directory: %s' % path)71 elif subdict is None:72 return closing(StringIO(''))73 return closing(StringIO(subdict))74 return fake_exists, fake_listdir, fake_isfile, fake_isdir, fake_open
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