added open api handler to client

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Greg Gauthier 2024-07-20 17:35:15 +01:00
parent ac08ca855c
commit a39e0f92a0
16 changed files with 203 additions and 5 deletions

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import sys
import requests
from requests import RequestException
from requests_oauthlib import OAuth2Session
def api_client(call_dict, verify_cert=False):
def api_client(call_dict, verify_cert=False, oauth=False):
url = call_dict["url"]
headers = call_dict["headers"]
body = call_dict["body"]
if oauth:
client = OAuth2Session(token=call_dict["token"])
else:
client = requests.Session()
method = call_dict["method"]
try:

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import json
import pytest
from apiclient.client import api_client
from tests.helpers import get_expected_response
from oauth_service.helpers import get_expected_response
####
# NOTE:
# * api call fixtures can be found in tests/conftest.py
# * expected response fixtures can be found in tests/expected_responses
# * api call fixtures can be found in tests/oauth_service/conftest.py
# * expected response fixtures can be found in tests/oauth_service/expected_responses
####
@pytest.mark.get

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import pytest
from apiclient.config import get_cfg
ENV = 'gw' # This would be set in an actual OS env var on the execution platform
CFG = get_cfg(ENV) # needed for the token, and the full api url
application_json = {'Content-Type': 'application/json'}
@pytest.fixture
def get_creatures_call():
api_call = {
"method": "GET",
"url": CFG["api_url"] + '/rules/creature',
"headers": application_json,
"body": {}
}
return api_call
@pytest.fixture
def get_creature_call():
api_call = {
"method": "GET",
"url": CFG["api_url"] + '/rules/creature',
"headers": application_json,
"body": {"creature": "badder"}
}
return api_call

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{
"number": [
3,
6,
0
],
"morale": [
2,
4,
0
],
"hit dice": [
6,
6,
0
],
"armour": 5,
"environ": [
"land"
],
"land speed": [
12,
900,
18
],
"ms": [
1,
10,
8
],
"in": [
3,
6,
0
],
"dx": [
1,
10,
11
],
"ch": [
1,
10,
2
],
"cn": [
1,
6,
8
],
"ps": [
1,
10,
5
],
"attacks": {
"bite": [
1,
6,
0
]
},
"mutations": [
"Empathy"
],
"description": "1.5 meter tall bipedal mutated badgers. They inhabit temperate areas. Organized into Tech Level II societies run by their 'nobility'. 10% chance of each badder in a party having 1 Tech Level III weapon. 10d10 males of fighting age live in tunnels under their villages."
}

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[
"android",
"ark",
"arn",
"badder",
"barl nep",
"ber lep",
"bigoon",
"blaash",
"blackun",
"blight",
"blood bird",
"brutorz",
"buggem",
"cal then",
"carrin",
"centisteed",
"cren tosh",
"crep plant",
"dabber",
"ert",
"ert telden",
"fen",
"fleshin",
"gator",
"gren",
"hawkoid",
"herkel",
"herp",
"hisser",
"hoop",
"hopper",
"horl choo",
"jaget",
"kai lin",
"kamodo",
"keeshin",
"kep plant",
"lil",
"manta",
"menarl",
"narl ep",
"obb",
"orlen",
"parn",
"perth",
"pineto",
"podog",
"rakox",
"sep",
"serf",
"seroon lou",
"sleeth",
"soul besh",
"squeeker",
"terl",
"wardent",
"win seen",
"yexil",
"zarn",
"zeethh"
]

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import os
import json
CWD = os.path.dirname(os.path.realpath(__file__))
####
# HELPERS
####
def get_expected_response(test_name):
expected_response_file = test_name + ".json"
with open(os.path.join(CWD, 'expected_responses', expected_response_file), 'r') as file:
expected_response = json.load(file)
return expected_response

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import json
import pytest
from apiclient.client import api_client
from open_service.helpers import get_expected_response
@pytest.mark.rules
def test_get_creatures(request, get_creatures_call):
expected_response = get_expected_response(request.node.name)
actual_response = api_client(get_creatures_call)
assert json.dumps(actual_response, indent=4) == json.dumps(expected_response, indent=4)
@pytest.mark.rules
def test_get_creature(request, get_creature_call):
expected_response = get_expected_response(request.node.name)
actual_response = api_client(get_creature_call)
assert json.dumps(actual_response, indent=4) == json.dumps(expected_response, indent=4)