How to use list_account_containers method in tempest

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test_account_services.py

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...37 def test_list_containers(self):38 # list of all containers should not be empty39 params = {'format': 'json'}40 resp, container_list = \41 self.account_client.list_account_containers(params=params)42 self.assertIsNotNone(container_list)43 container_names = [c['name'] for c in container_list]44 for container_name in self.containers:45 self.assertIn(container_name, container_names)46 @attr(type='smoke')47 def test_list_containers_with_limit(self):48 # list containers one of them, half of them then all of them49 for limit in (1, self.containers_count /​ 2, self.containers_count):50 params = {'limit': limit}51 resp, container_list = \52 self.account_client.list_account_containers(params=params)53 self.assertEqual(len(container_list), limit)54 @attr(type='smoke')55 def test_list_containers_with_marker(self):56 # list containers using marker param57 # first expect to get 0 container as we specified last58 # the container as marker59 # second expect to get the bottom half of the containers60 params = {'marker': self.containers[-1]}61 resp, container_list = \62 self.account_client.list_account_containers(params=params)63 self.assertEqual(len(container_list), 0)64 params = {'marker': self.containers[self.containers_count /​ 2]}65 resp, container_list = \66 self.account_client.list_account_containers(params=params)67 self.assertEqual(len(container_list), self.containers_count /​ 2 - 1)68 @attr(type='smoke')69 def test_list_containers_with_end_marker(self):70 # list containers using end_marker param71 # first expect to get 0 container as we specified first container as72 # end_marker73 # second expect to get the top half of the containers74 params = {'end_marker': self.containers[0]}75 resp, container_list = \76 self.account_client.list_account_containers(params=params)77 self.assertEqual(len(container_list), 0)78 params = {'end_marker': self.containers[self.containers_count /​ 2]}79 resp, container_list = \80 self.account_client.list_account_containers(params=params)81 self.assertEqual(len(container_list), self.containers_count /​ 2)82 @attr(type='smoke')83 def test_list_containers_with_limit_and_marker(self):84 # list containers combining marker and limit param85 # result are always limitated by the limit whatever the marker86 for marker in random.choice(self.containers):87 limit = random.randint(0, self.containers_count - 1)88 params = {'marker': marker,89 'limit': limit}90 resp, container_list = \91 self.account_client.list_account_containers(params=params)92 self.assertTrue(len(container_list) <= limit, str(container_list))93 @attr(type='smoke')94 def test_list_account_metadata(self):95 # list all account metadata96 resp, metadata = self.account_client.list_account_metadata()97 self.assertIn(int(resp['status']), HTTP_SUCCESS)98 self.assertIn('x-account-object-count', resp)99 self.assertIn('x-account-container-count', resp)100 self.assertIn('x-account-bytes-used', resp)101 @attr(type='smoke')102 def test_create_and_delete_account_metadata(self):103 header = 'test-account-meta'104 data = 'Meta!'105 # add metadata to account...

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