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Added support for Slack email address targets (#345)

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Chris Caron
2021-01-10 15:55:59 -05:00
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test/test_api.py
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@ -1270,59 +1270,90 @@ def test_apprise_details_plugin_verification():
assert len(arg['delim']) > 0
else: # alias_of is in the object
# must be a string
assert isinstance(arg['alias_of'], six.string_types)
# Track our alias_of object
map_to_aliases.add(arg['alias_of'])
# Ensure we're not already in the tokens section
# The alias_of object has no value here
assert section != 'tokens'
# We can't be an alias_of ourselves
if key == arg['alias_of']:
# This is acceptable as long as we exist in the tokens
# table because that is truely what we map back to
assert key in entry['details']['tokens']
# must be a string
assert isinstance(
arg['alias_of'], (six.string_types, list, tuple, set))
else:
# Throw the problem into an assert tag for debugging
# purposes... the mapping is not acceptable
assert key != arg['alias_of']
aliases = [arg['alias_of']] \
if isinstance(arg['alias_of'], six.string_types) \
else arg['alias_of']
# alias_of always references back to tokens
assert \
arg['alias_of'] in entry['details']['tokens'] or \
arg['alias_of'] in entry['details']['args']
for alias_of in aliases:
# Track our alias_of object
map_to_aliases.add(alias_of)
# Find a list directive in our tokens
t_match = entry['details']['tokens']\
.get(arg['alias_of'], {})\
.get('type', '').startswith('list')
# We can't be an alias_of ourselves
if key == alias_of:
# This is acceptable as long as we exist in the
# tokens table because that is truely what we map
# back to
assert key in entry['details']['tokens']
a_match = entry['details']['args']\
.get(arg['alias_of'], {})\
.get('type', '').startswith('list')
else:
# Throw the problem into an assert tag for
# debugging purposes... the mapping is not
# acceptable
assert key != alias_of
if not (t_match or a_match):
# Ensure the only token we have is the alias_of
assert len(entry['details'][section][key]) == 1
# alias_of always references back to tokens
assert \
alias_of in entry['details']['tokens'] or \
alias_of in entry['details']['args']
else:
# We're a list, we allow up to 2 variables
# Obviously we have the alias_of entry; that's why
# were at this part of the code. But we can
# additionally provide a 'delim' over-ride.
assert len(entry['details'][section][key]) <= 2
if len(entry['details'][section][key]) == 2:
# Verify that it is in fact the 'delim' tag
assert 'delim' in entry['details'][section][key]
# If we do have a delim value set, it must be of
# a list/set/tuple type
assert isinstance(
entry['details'][section][key]['delim'],
(tuple, set, list),
)
# Find a list directive in our tokens
t_match = entry['details']['tokens']\
.get(alias_of, {})\
.get('type', '').startswith('list')
a_match = entry['details']['args']\
.get(alias_of, {})\
.get('type', '').startswith('list')
if not (t_match or a_match):
# Ensure the only token we have is the alias_of
# hence record should look like as example):
# {
# 'token': {
# 'alias_of': 'apitoken',
# },
# }
#
# Or if it can represent more then one entry; in
# this case, one must define a name (to define
# grouping).
# {
# 'token': {
# 'name': 'Tokens',
# 'alias_of': ('apitoken', 'webtoken'),
# },
# }
if isinstance(arg['alias_of'], six.string_types):
assert len(entry['details'][section][key]) == 1
else: # is tuple,list, or set
assert len(entry['details'][section][key]) == 2
# Must have a name defined to define grouping
assert 'name' in entry['details'][section][key]
else:
# We're a list, we allow up to 2 variables
# Obviously we have the alias_of entry; that's why
# were at this part of the code. But we can
# additionally provide a 'delim' over-ride.
assert len(entry['details'][section][key]) <= 2
if len(entry['details'][section][key]) == 2:
# Verify that it is in fact the 'delim' tag
assert 'delim' in \
entry['details'][section][key]
# If we do have a delim value set, it must be
# of a list/set/tuple type
assert isinstance(
entry['details'][section][key]['delim'],
(tuple, set, list),
)
if six.PY2:
# inspect our object