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Normally pystache will just use the python unicode representation of objects. This is not very useful programatically. Rendering using json makes these values more useful.
20 lines
573 B
Python
20 lines
573 B
Python
import json
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from nose.tools import assert_equals
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from os_config_applier.renderers import JsonRenderer
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TEST_JSON = '{"a":{"b":[1,2,3,"foo"],"c": "the quick brown fox"}}'
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def test_json_renderer():
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context = json.loads(TEST_JSON)
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x = JsonRenderer()
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result = x.render('{{a.b}}', context)
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print result
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result_structure = json.loads(result)
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desire_structure = json.loads('[1,2,3,"foo"]')
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assert_equals(desire_structure, result_structure)
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result = x.render('{{a.c}}', context)
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print result
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assert_equals(u'the quick brown fox', result)
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