How to use get_user_by_name method in tempest

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communities.py

Source: communities.py Github

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...13 self.join_community(name, username)14 self.add_admin(name, username)15 16 def get_communities(self,username):17 user = self._users_repository.get_user_by_name(username)18 return self._communities_repository.get_communities(user.id)19 def get_community(self, community_name, username):20 user = self._users_repository.get_user_by_name(username)21 return self._communities_repository.get_community(community_name, user.id)22 def join_community(self, community_name, username):23 community = self.get_community(community_name, username)24 user = self._users_repository.get_user_by_name(username)25 self._communities_repository.join_community(community.id, user.id)26 def add_admin(self, community_name, username):27 community = self.get_community(community_name, username)28 user = self._users_repository.get_user_by_name(username)29 self._communities_repository.add_admin(community.id, user.id)30 def get_threads(self, community_name):31 return self._threads_repository.get_community_threads(community_name)32 def get_users(self, community_name):33 return self._communities_repository.get_users(community_name)34 def ban(self, community_name, username):35 community = self.get_community(community_name, username)36 user = self._users_repository.get_user_by_name(username)37 self._communities_repository.ban(community.id, user.id)38 def leave(self, community_name, username):39 community = self.get_community(community_name, username)40 user = self._users_repository.get_user_by_name(username)41 self._communities_repository.leave(community.id, user.id)42 def user_is_admin(self, community_name, username):43 community = self.get_community(community_name, username)44 return community.user_is_admin45 def user_is_banned(self, community_name, username):46 community = self.get_community(community_name, username)47 return community.user_banned...

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user_message.py

Source: user_message.py Github

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...10class user_message:11 """12 获取用户信息13 """14 def get_user_by_name(self, user_name=config.user_name):15 """16 通过用户昵称获取用户id17 :param user_name: 用户昵称18 :return: status:获取状态19 :return: 用户信息20 """21 search_result = search().get_search(search_keyword=user_name, search_type=config.search_type_user)22 user_message = []23 if search_result[0]:24 user = json.loads(search_result[1])["result"]["userprofiles"][0]25 print(user)26 else:27 logger.debug("get_user_by_name failed", "user_name:{}".format(user_name))28 return False, []29 user_message.append({30 "user_id": user["userId"],31 "user_name": user_name32 })33 logger.debug("get_user_by_name success", "user_name:{},user_id:{}".format(user_name, user["userId"]))34 return True, user_message35 def get_user_by_id(self, user_id=config.user_id):36 pass37if __name__ == '__main__':38 print(user_message().get_user_by_name())...

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test.py

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...5 status = res[0]6 assert status == 2007def test_positive_user_by_name():8 name = "user"9 res = get_user_by_name(headers, name)10 status = res[0]11 assert status == 20012def test_negative_user_by_name():13 name = "jhkjguionooiohi"14 res = get_user_by_name(headers, name)15 status = res[0]16 assert status == 40417def test_positive_update_user():18 name = "user"19 new_id = 4120 new_firstName = "NewFirstName"21 res = update_user(post_headers, id=new_id, name=name, firstname=new_firstName)22 status = res[0]23 assert status == 200 and get_user_by_name(headers, name)[1]["id"] == new_id24def test_positive_delete_user():25 name = "user"26 res = delete_user(headers, name)27 status = res[0]28 assert status == 20029def test_negative_delete_user():30 name = "dgfljdjslkhslkdf"31 res = delete_user(headers, name)32 status = res[0]...

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