Best Python code snippet using tempest_python
test_rest_client.py
Source: test_rest_client.py
...283 self._test_error_checker(exceptions.ServerFault, self.set_data("500"))284 def test_response_501_with_text(self):285 self._test_error_checker(exceptions.NotImplemented,286 self.set_data("501"))287 def test_response_400_with_dict(self):288 r_body = '{"resp_body": {"err": "fake_resp_body"}}'289 e = self._test_error_checker(exceptions.BadRequest,290 self.set_data("400", r_body=r_body))291 if self.c_type == 'application/json':292 expected = {"err": "fake_resp_body"}293 else:294 expected = r_body295 self.assertEqual(expected, e.resp_body)296 def test_response_401_with_dict(self):297 r_body = '{"resp_body": {"err": "fake_resp_body"}}'298 e = self._test_error_checker(exceptions.Unauthorized,299 self.set_data("401", r_body=r_body))300 if self.c_type == 'application/json':301 expected = {"err": "fake_resp_body"}...
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