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Adding module_utils/module_helper.py + big revamp in xfconf.py to use it (#1322) (#1336) * Big revamp in xfconf.py - added plugin/module_utils/module_helper.py - scaffold class for writing modules, beyond standard AnsibleModule - automatic capture of exceptions - easier dependency testing - StateMixin to easily handle different behaviours for 'state' param - CmdMixin to easily run external commands - adapted test_xfconf.py - the args for run_command are now lists instead of a string - value and previous_value were not being tested before (because xfconf wasn't filling results - see below) - added more tests: setting value to previous_value, getting non-existent property - rewritten xfconf module, keeping the same results - original module posted results as ansible_facts, this version still does it for compatibility, but also adds to the module result * Added suggestions from the PR * Added russoz as maintainer for the module_utils/module_helper.py file * Formatting using printf-style requires special treatment Strings not containing substitution tokens must work as well. * Tidied up variables in module definition * Tests with ArgFormat and DependencyCtxMgr * pytest parameters must be in the same order, it seems * improved testing for the DependencyCtxMgr * fixed test for older pythons * Moved changed property to improve readability * Added testcase for state: absent and adjusted xfconf after it * Fixed param name environ_update in run_command() * added changelog fragment * fixed tests after run_command param change (cherry picked from commit e3fcc7de2a17d5969a0eb60b672ce0110dee65dd) Co-authored-by: Alexei Znamensky <103110+russoz@users.noreply.github.com>
2020-11-20 12:43:23 +01:00
# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# (c) 2020, Alexei Znamensky <russoz@gmail.com>
# Copyright (c) 2020 Ansible Project
# GNU General Public License v3.0+ (see COPYING or https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-3.0.txt)
from __future__ import (absolute_import, division, print_function)
__metaclass__ = type
import pytest
from ansible_collections.community.general.plugins.module_utils.module_helper import (
ArgFormat, DependencyCtxMgr, cause_changes
Adding module_utils/module_helper.py + big revamp in xfconf.py to use it (#1322) (#1336) * Big revamp in xfconf.py - added plugin/module_utils/module_helper.py - scaffold class for writing modules, beyond standard AnsibleModule - automatic capture of exceptions - easier dependency testing - StateMixin to easily handle different behaviours for 'state' param - CmdMixin to easily run external commands - adapted test_xfconf.py - the args for run_command are now lists instead of a string - value and previous_value were not being tested before (because xfconf wasn't filling results - see below) - added more tests: setting value to previous_value, getting non-existent property - rewritten xfconf module, keeping the same results - original module posted results as ansible_facts, this version still does it for compatibility, but also adds to the module result * Added suggestions from the PR * Added russoz as maintainer for the module_utils/module_helper.py file * Formatting using printf-style requires special treatment Strings not containing substitution tokens must work as well. * Tidied up variables in module definition * Tests with ArgFormat and DependencyCtxMgr * pytest parameters must be in the same order, it seems * improved testing for the DependencyCtxMgr * fixed test for older pythons * Moved changed property to improve readability * Added testcase for state: absent and adjusted xfconf after it * Fixed param name environ_update in run_command() * added changelog fragment * fixed tests after run_command param change (cherry picked from commit e3fcc7de2a17d5969a0eb60b672ce0110dee65dd) Co-authored-by: Alexei Znamensky <103110+russoz@users.noreply.github.com>
2020-11-20 12:43:23 +01:00
)
def single_lambda_2star(x, y, z):
return ["piggies=[{0},{1},{2}]".format(x, y, z)]
ARG_FORMATS = dict(
simple_boolean_true=("--superflag", ArgFormat.BOOLEAN, 0, True, ["--superflag"]),
simple_boolean_false=("--superflag", ArgFormat.BOOLEAN, 0, False, []),
single_printf=("--param=%s", ArgFormat.PRINTF, 0, "potatoes", ["--param=potatoes"]),
single_printf_no_substitution=("--param", ArgFormat.PRINTF, 0, "potatoes", ["--param"]),
multiple_printf=(["--param", "free-%s"], ArgFormat.PRINTF, 0, "potatoes", ["--param", "free-potatoes"]),
single_format=("--param={0}", ArgFormat.FORMAT, 0, "potatoes", ["--param=potatoes"]),
single_format_no_substitution=("--param", ArgFormat.FORMAT, 0, "potatoes", ["--param"]),
multiple_format=(["--param", "free-{0}"], ArgFormat.FORMAT, 0, "potatoes", ["--param", "free-potatoes"]),
single_lambda_0star=((lambda v: ["piggies=[{0},{1},{2}]".format(v[0], v[1], v[2])]),
None, 0, ['a', 'b', 'c'], ["piggies=[a,b,c]"]),
single_lambda_1star=((lambda a, b, c: ["piggies=[{0},{1},{2}]".format(a, b, c)]),
None, 1, ['a', 'b', 'c'], ["piggies=[a,b,c]"]),
single_lambda_2star=(single_lambda_2star, None, 2, dict(z='c', x='a', y='b'), ["piggies=[a,b,c]"])
)
ARG_FORMATS_IDS = sorted(ARG_FORMATS.keys())
@pytest.mark.parametrize('fmt, style, stars, value, expected',
(ARG_FORMATS[tc] for tc in ARG_FORMATS_IDS),
ids=ARG_FORMATS_IDS)
def test_arg_format(fmt, style, stars, value, expected):
af = ArgFormat('name', fmt, style, stars)
actual = af.to_text(value)
print("formatted string = {0}".format(actual))
assert actual == expected
ARG_FORMATS_FAIL = dict(
int_fmt=(3, None, 0, "", [""]),
bool_fmt=(True, None, 0, "", [""]),
)
ARG_FORMATS_FAIL_IDS = sorted(ARG_FORMATS_FAIL.keys())
@pytest.mark.parametrize('fmt, style, stars, value, expected',
(ARG_FORMATS_FAIL[tc] for tc in ARG_FORMATS_FAIL_IDS),
ids=ARG_FORMATS_FAIL_IDS)
def test_arg_format_fail(fmt, style, stars, value, expected):
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
af = ArgFormat('name', fmt, style, stars)
actual = af.to_text(value)
print("formatted string = {0}".format(actual))
def test_dependency_ctxmgr():
ctx = DependencyCtxMgr("POTATOES", "Potatoes must be installed")
with ctx:
import potatoes_that_will_never_be_there
print("POTATOES: ctx.text={0}".format(ctx.text))
assert ctx.text == "Potatoes must be installed"
assert not ctx.has_it
ctx = DependencyCtxMgr("POTATOES2")
with ctx:
import potatoes_that_will_never_be_there_again
assert not ctx.has_it
print("POTATOES2: ctx.text={0}".format(ctx.text))
assert ctx.text.startswith("No module named")
assert "potatoes_that_will_never_be_there_again" in ctx.text
ctx = DependencyCtxMgr("TYPING")
with ctx:
import sys
assert ctx.has_it
class MockMH(object):
changed = None
def _div(self, x, y):
return x / y
func_none = cause_changes()(_div)
func_onsucc = cause_changes(on_success=True)(_div)
func_onfail = cause_changes(on_failure=True)(_div)
func_onboth = cause_changes(on_success=True, on_failure=True)(_div)
CAUSE_CHG_DECO_PARAMS = ['method', 'expect_exception', 'expect_changed']
CAUSE_CHG_DECO = dict(
none_succ=dict(method='func_none', expect_exception=False, expect_changed=None),
none_fail=dict(method='func_none', expect_exception=True, expect_changed=None),
onsucc_succ=dict(method='func_onsucc', expect_exception=False, expect_changed=True),
onsucc_fail=dict(method='func_onsucc', expect_exception=True, expect_changed=None),
onfail_succ=dict(method='func_onfail', expect_exception=False, expect_changed=None),
onfail_fail=dict(method='func_onfail', expect_exception=True, expect_changed=True),
onboth_succ=dict(method='func_onboth', expect_exception=False, expect_changed=True),
onboth_fail=dict(method='func_onboth', expect_exception=True, expect_changed=True),
)
CAUSE_CHG_DECO_IDS = sorted(CAUSE_CHG_DECO.keys())
@pytest.mark.parametrize(CAUSE_CHG_DECO_PARAMS,
[[CAUSE_CHG_DECO[tc][param]
for param in CAUSE_CHG_DECO_PARAMS]
for tc in CAUSE_CHG_DECO_IDS],
ids=CAUSE_CHG_DECO_IDS)
def test_cause_changes_deco(method, expect_exception, expect_changed):
mh = MockMH()
if expect_exception:
with pytest.raises(Exception):
getattr(mh, method)(1, 0)
else:
getattr(mh, method)(9, 3)
assert mh.changed == expect_changed