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This drops the duplication of `googleapiclient` inside the `oauth2client` repo, which involved several steps: * Delete the actual `googleapiclient` files. * Remove the duplicated tests, since they're also hosted in the `googleapiclient` repo. * Add a copy of three testing-related functions back in, since they're also used in the tests here. This was `HttpMock` and `HttpMockSequence` in `tests/http_mock.py`, and `assertUrisEqual` in `tests/test_oauth2client.py`. Once that was done, I did just the tiniest bit of cleanup in the tests: * Remove the now-superfluous `_oauth2client_` in the filenames for all the tests. * Drop unneeded files from `data/`. * Add `py26` back as a `tox` testing environment. * Temporarily disable the `appengine` test for both environments. In a coming PR, I'll actually clean up the GAE test to work correctly in the presence or absence of `dev_appserver`, but this isn't a bad first step. (In particular, my next PR will just add a `.travis.yml`.)
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1.0 KiB
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45 lines
1.0 KiB
Python
"""Unit tests for oauth2client.util."""
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__author__ = 'jcgregorio@google.com (Joe Gregorio)'
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import unittest
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from oauth2client import util
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class ScopeToStringTests(unittest.TestCase):
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def test_iterables(self):
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cases = [
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('', ''),
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('', ()),
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('', []),
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('', ('', )),
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('', ['', ]),
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('a', ('a', )),
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('b', ['b', ]),
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('a b', ['a', 'b']),
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('a b', ('a', 'b')),
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('a b', 'a b'),
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('a b', (s for s in ['a', 'b'])),
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]
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for expected, case in cases:
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self.assertEqual(expected, util.scopes_to_string(case))
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class KeyConversionTests(unittest.TestCase):
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def test_key_conversions(self):
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d = {'somekey': 'some value', 'another': 'something else', 'onemore': 'foo'}
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tuple_key = util.dict_to_tuple_key(d)
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# the resulting key should be naturally sorted
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self.assertEqual(
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(('another', 'something else'),
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('onemore', 'foo'),
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('somekey', 'some value')),
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tuple_key)
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# check we get the original dictionary back
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self.assertEqual(d, dict(tuple_key))
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