How to use get_test method in stestr

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getters.py

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...9from pootle.core.plugin.delegate import Getter10def test_getter():11 get_test = Getter(providing_args=["foo"])12 @getter(get_test)13 def getter_for_get_test(*args, **kwargs):14 return 215 assert get_test.get() == 216def test_no_getter():17 get_test = Getter(providing_args=["foo"])18 assert get_test.get() is None19def test_getter_with_arg():20 get_test = Getter(providing_args=["foo"])21 @getter(get_test)22 def getter_for_get_test(*args, **kwargs):23 return kwargs["foo"]24 assert get_test.get(foo=3) == 325def test_getter_with_with_sender():26 get_test = Getter(providing_args=["foo"])27 @getter(get_test, sender=str)28 def getter_for_get_test(sender, *args, **kwargs):29 return kwargs["foo"]30 assert get_test.get(str, foo="BOOM") == "BOOM"31def test_getter_with_with_sender_int():32 get_test = Getter(providing_args=["foo"])33 @getter(get_test, sender=int)34 def getter_for_get_test(sender, *args, **kwargs):35 return kwargs["foo"] * 736 assert get_test.get(int, foo=3) == 2137def test_getter_with_with_sender_multi():38 get_test = Getter(providing_args=["foo"])39 @getter(get_test)40 def getter_for_get_test(sender, *args, **kwargs):41 if sender is int:42 return kwargs["foo"] * 743 return int(kwargs["foo"]) * 744 assert get_test.get(str, foo="3") == 2145 assert get_test.get(int, foo=3) == 2146def test_getter_handle_multi():47 get_test = Getter(providing_args=["foo"])48 get_test_2 = Getter(providing_args=["foo"])49 @getter([get_test, get_test_2])50 def getter_for_get_test(sender, *args, **kwargs):51 return kwargs["foo"]52 assert get_test.get(str, foo="test 1") == "test 1"53 assert get_test_2.get(str, foo="test 2") == "test 2"54def test_getter_multi_sender():55 get_test = Getter(providing_args=["foo"])56 @getter(get_test, sender=(str, int))57 def getter_for_get_test(sender, *args, **kwargs):58 return kwargs["foo"]59 assert get_test.get(str, foo="test") == "test"60 assert get_test.get(int, foo="test") == "test"61def test_getter_handle_order():62 get_test = Getter(providing_args=["foo"])63 @getter(get_test)64 def getter_for_get_test(sender, *args, **kwargs):65 pass66 @getter(get_test)67 def getter_for_get_test_2(sender, *args, **kwargs):68 return 269 assert get_test.get(str, foo="bar") == 270def test_getter_handle_order_2():71 get_test = Getter(providing_args=["foo"])72 @getter(get_test)73 def getter_for_get_test(sender, *args, **kwargs):74 return 175 @getter(get_test)76 def getter_for_get_test_2(sender, *args, **kwargs):77 return 278 assert get_test.get(str, foo="bar") == 179def test_getter_handle_order_3():80 get_test = Getter(providing_args=["foo"])81 @getter(get_test)82 def getter_for_get_test(sender, *args, **kwargs):83 pass84 @getter(get_test)85 def getter_for_get_test_2(sender, *args, **kwargs):86 return 287 @getter(get_test)88 def getter_for_get_test_3(sender, *args, **kwargs):89 return 3...

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routes.py

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1import aiohttp_cors2from aiohttp import web3from henry_tools import (4 get_test, post_test, today_task, save_task5)6def start_services():7 print("Starting services")8 app = web.Application()9 add_route = app.router.add_route10 header = {11 "*": aiohttp_cors.ResourceOptions(12 allow_credentials=True,13 expose_headers=("X-Custom-Server-Header","Access-Control-Allow-Origin"),14 allow_headers=("X-Requested-With", "Content-Type", "Access-Control-Allow-Origin"),15 max_age=3600,16 )17 }18 GET = 'GET'19 POST = 'POST'20 # app.router.add_get('/​today_task', today_task)21 # app.router.add_get('/​get_test', get_test)22 #23 # app.router.add_post('/​save_task', save_task)24 # app.router.add_post('/​post_test', post_test)25 ######################26 add_route(GET, '/​today_task', today_task, name='today_task')27 add_route(GET, '/​get_test', get_test, name='get_test')28 add_route(POST, '/​save_task', save_task, name='save_task')29 add_route(POST, '/​post_test', post_test, name='post_test')30 ########################31 cors = aiohttp_cors.setup(app)32 for route in list(app.router.routes()):33 cors.add(route, header)34 web.run_app(app)...

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demo2.py

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1def get_test():2 print("test")3 print("test")4 print("test")5 pass6 print("test")7 print("test")8 print("test")9def get_test2():10 print("get_test")11 print("get_test")12 print("get_test")13 print("get_test")14 print("get_test")15 print("get_test")16 print("get_test")17 print("get_test")18 print("get_test")19if __name__ == '__main__':20 get_test()21 get_test()22 get_test2()23 get_test()24 get_test()...

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