A single HTTP request represented as a subclass of unittest.TestCase
The test case encapsulates the request headers and body and expected response headers and body. When the test is run an HTTP request is made using httplib2. Assertions are made against the reponse.
Bases: unittest.case.TestCase
Encapsulate a single HTTP request as a TestCase.
If the test is a member of a sequence of requests, ensure that prior tests are run.
To keep the test harness happy we need to make sure the setUp and tearDown are only run once.
Extract the value at JSON Path path from the data.
The input data is a Python datastructre, not a JSON string.
Replace magic strings in message.
Store the current result handler on this test.
Run this request if it has not yet run.
If there is a prior test in the sequence, run it first.
Bases: exceptions.Exception
A catchall ServerError.
Decorate a test method that is expected to fail if ‘xfail’ is true.
Generate HTTP tests from YAML files
Each HTTP request is its own TestCase and can be requested to be run in isolation from other tests. If it is a member of a sequence of requests, prior requests will be run.
A sequence is represented by an ordered list in a single YAML file.
Each sequence becomes a TestSuite.
An entire directory of YAML files is a TestSuite of TestSuites.
Bases: exceptions.ValueError
An exception to encapsulate poorly formed test data.
Bases: type
Metaclass to munge a dynamically created test.
Read YAML files from a directory to create tests.
Each YAML file represents an ordered sequence of HTTP requests.
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Return type: | TestSuite containing multiple TestSuites (one for each YAML file). |
Read and parse any YAML file. Let exceptions flow where they may.
Generate a TestSuite from YAML data.
Modify test in place to update with new data.
Manage fixtures for gabbi at the test suite level.
Bases: object
A context manager that operates as a fixture.
Subclasses must implement start_fixture and stop_fixture, each of which contain the logic for stopping and starting whatever the fixture is. What a fixture is is left as an exercise for the implementor.
These context managers will be nested so any actual work needs to happen in start_fixture and stop_fixture and not in __init__. Otherwise exception handling will not work properly.
Implement the actual workings of starting the fixture here.
Implement the actual workings of stopping the fixture here.
Bases: exceptions.Exception
Generic exception for GabbiFixture.
Bases: gabbi.fixture.GabbiFixture
Start up the wsgi intercept. This should not be called directly.
Bases: gabbi.fixture.GabbiFixture
A fixture that skips all the tests in the current suite.
Nest a series of fixtures.
This is duplicated from nested in the stdlib, which has been deprecated because of issues with how exceptions are difficult to handle during __init__. Gabbi needs to nest an unknown number of fixtures dynamically, so the with syntax that replaces nested will not work.
Handlers for processing the body of a response in various ways.
A response handler is a class that adds functionality for making assertions about an HTTP response.
A subclass may implement two methods: action and preprocess.
preprocess takes one argument, the TestCase. It is called exactly once for each test before looping across the assertions. It is used, rarely, to copy the test.output into a useful form (such as a parsed DOM).
action takes two or three arguments. If test_key_value is a list action is called with the test case and a single list item. If test_key_value is a dict then action is called with the test case and a key and value pair.
Bases: gabbi.handlers.ResponseHandler
Compare expected headers with actual headers.
If a header value is wrapped in / it is treated as a raw regular expression.
Bases: gabbi.handlers.ResponseHandler
Test for matching json paths in the json_data.
Test json_paths against json data.
Bases: object
Test an individual entry for this response handler.
If the entry is a key value pair the key is in item and the value in value. Otherwise the entry is considered a single item from a list.
Do any pre-single-test preprocessing.
Bases: gabbi.handlers.ResponseHandler
Test for matching strings in the the response body.
A TestSuite for containing gabbi tests.
This suite has two features: the contained tests are ordered and there are suite-level fixtures that operate as context managers.
Bases: unittest.suite.TestSuite
A TestSuite with fixtures.
The suite wraps the tests with a set of nested context managers that operate as fixtures.
If a fixture raises unittest.case.SkipTest during setup, all the tests in this suite will be skipped.
Override TestSuite run to start suite-level fixtures.
To avoid exception confusion, use a null Fixture when there are no fixtures.
Run simple tests from STDIN.
This command provides a way to run a set of tests encoded in YAML that is provided on STDIN. No fixtures are supported, so this is primarily designed for use with real running services.
Host and port information may be provided in three different ways:
An example run might looks like this:
gabbi-run example.com:9999 < mytest.yaml
or:
gabbi-run http://example.com:999 < mytest.yaml
It is also possible to provide a URL prefix which can be useful if the target application might be mounted in different locations. An example:
gabbi-run example.com:9999 /mountpoint < mytest.yaml
or:
gabbi-run http://example.com:9999/mountpoint < mytest.yaml
Use -x or –failfast to abort after the first error or failure:
gabbi-run -x example.com:9999 /mountpoint < mytest.yaml
Output is formatted as unittest summary information.
Utility functions grab bag.
Decode content to a proper string.
Extract content-type from headers.
Return a function to colorize a string.
Only if stream is a tty .
Decide if something is content we’d like to treat as a string.
Subclass of Http class for verbosity.
Bases: httplib2.Http
A subclass of Http that verbosely reports on activity.
If the output is a tty or GABBI_FORCE_COLOR is set in the environment, then output will be colorized according to COLORMAP.
Output can include request and response headers, request and response body content (if of a printable content-type), or both.
The color of the output has reasonable defaults. These may be overridden by setting the following environment variables
to any of: BLACK RED GREEN YELLOW BLUE MAGENTA CYAN WHITE
Return an Http class for making requests.