python-designateclient/designateclient/tests/test_exceptions.py

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# Author: James Li <james.li@rackspace.com>
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from designateclient import exceptions
from designateclient.tests import base


class RemoteErrorTestCase(base.TestCase):
    response_dict = {
        'message': None,
        'code': 500,
        'type': None,
        'errors': None,
        'request_id': 1234
    }

    def test_get_error_message(self):
        expected_msg = 'something wrong'
        self.response_dict['message'] = expected_msg
        remote_err = exceptions.RemoteError(**self.response_dict)
        self.assertEqual(expected_msg, remote_err.message)

    def test_get_error_message_with_errors(self):
        expected_msg = "u'nodot.com' is not a 'domainname'"
        errors = {"errors": [
            {"path": ["name"],
             "message": expected_msg,
             "validator": "format",
             "validator_value": "domainname"}
        ]
        }
        self.response_dict['message'] = None
        self.response_dict['errors'] = errors
        remote_err = exceptions.RemoteError(**self.response_dict)
        self.assertEqual(expected_msg, remote_err.message)

    def test_get_error_message_with_type(self):
        expected_msg = 'invalid_object'
        self.response_dict['message'] = None
        self.response_dict['errors'] = None
        self.response_dict['type'] = expected_msg
        remote_err = exceptions.RemoteError(**self.response_dict)
        self.assertEqual(expected_msg, remote_err.message)

    def test_get_error_message_with_unknown_response(self):
        expected_msg = 'invalid_object'
        self.response_dict['message'] = expected_msg
        self.response_dict['unknown'] = 'fake'
        remote_err = exceptions.RemoteError(**self.response_dict)
        self.assertEqual(expected_msg, remote_err.message)