apprise-api/apprise_api/api/tests/test_config_cache.py

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import os
from ..utils import AppriseConfigCache
from apprise import ConfigFormat
from unittest.mock import patch
import errno


def test_apprise_config_io(tmpdir):
    """
    Test Apprise Config Disk Put/Get
    """
    content = 'mailto://test:pass@gmail.com'
    key = 'test_apprise_config_io'

    # Create our object to work with
    acc_obj = AppriseConfigCache(str(tmpdir))

    # Verify that the content doesn't already exist
    assert acc_obj.get(key) == (None, '')

    # Write our content assigned to our key
    assert acc_obj.put(key, content, ConfigFormat.TEXT)

    # Test the handling of underlining disk/write exceptions
    with patch('gzip.open') as mock_open:
        mock_open.side_effect = OSError()
        # We'll fail to write our key now
        assert not acc_obj.put(key, content, ConfigFormat.TEXT)

    # Get path details
    conf_dir, _ = acc_obj.path(key)

    # List content of directory
    contents = os.listdir(conf_dir)

    # There should be just 1 new file in this directory
    assert len(contents) == 1
    assert contents[0].endswith('.{}'.format(ConfigFormat.TEXT))

    # Verify that the content is retrievable
    assert acc_obj.get(key) == (content, ConfigFormat.TEXT)

    # Test the handling of underlining disk/read exceptions
    with patch('gzip.open') as mock_open:
        mock_open.side_effect = OSError()
        # We'll fail to read our key now
        assert acc_obj.get(key) == (None, None)

    # Tidy up our content
    assert acc_obj.clear(key) is True

    # But the second time is okay as it no longer exists
    assert acc_obj.clear(key) is None

    with patch('os.remove') as mock_remove:
        mock_remove.side_effect = OSError(errno.EPERM)
        # OSError
        assert acc_obj.clear(key) is False

    # Now test with YAML file
    content = """
    version: 1

    urls:
       - windows://
    """

    # Write our content assigned to our key
    # This should gracefully clear the TEXT entry that was
    # previously in the spot
    assert acc_obj.put(key, content, ConfigFormat.YAML)

    # List content of directory
    contents = os.listdir(conf_dir)

    # There should STILL be just 1 new file in this directory
    assert len(contents) == 1
    assert contents[0].endswith('.{}'.format(ConfigFormat.YAML))

    # Verify that the content is retrievable
    assert acc_obj.get(key) == (content, ConfigFormat.YAML)