OptSplitKeyValueTest¶

class lsst.daf.butler.tests.OptSplitKeyValueTest¶

Bases: lsst.daf.butler.tests.OptTestBase

A mixin that tests that an option that accepts key-value inputs parses those inputs correctly.

Attributes Summary

`choices`	Return the list of valid choices for the option.
`expectedChoiceValues`	Return the list of expected values for the option choices.
`expectedMultipleKeyValues`	The expected valuse to receive in the command function when a test command is called with multiple key - value inputs.
`expectedMultipleValues`	The expected values to receive in the command function when a test command is called with multiple inputs.
`expectedVal`	The expected value to receive in the command function.
`expectedValDefault`	When the option is not required and not passed to the test command, this is the expected default value to appear in the command function.
`isArgument`	True if the Parameter under test is an Argument, False if it is an Option.
`isBool`	True if the option only accepts bool inputs.
`isChoice`	True if the parameter accepts a limited set of input values.
`isParameter`	True if the Parameter under test can be set to an Option or an Argument, False if it only supports one or the other.
`metavar`	Return the metavar expected to be printed in help text after the option flag(s).
`optionClass`	The option class being tested
`optionFlag`	The flag that is used on the command line for the option.
`optionKey`	The option name as it appears as a function argument and in subsequent uses (e.g.
`optionMultipleKeyValues`	The values to pass for the option flag when calling a test command with multiple key-value inputs.
`optionMultipleValues`	The value(s) to pass for the option flag when calling a test command with multiple inputs.
`optionName`	The option name, matches the option flag that appears on the command line.
`optionValue`	The value to pass for the option flag when calling the test command.
`shortOptionFlag`	The abbreviated flag that is used on the command line for the option.
`shortOptionName`	The short option flag that can be used on the command line.
`valueType`	The value `type` of the click.Option.

Methods Summary

`makeInputs`(optionFlag[, values])	Make the input arguments for a CLI invocation, taking into account if the parameter is an Option (use option flags) or an Argument (do not use option flags).
`run_command`(cmd, args)	Run a command.
`run_test`(cmd, cmdArgs, verifyFunc[, verifyArgs])
`setUp`()
`test_forKeyValue`()	Test multiple key-value inputs and comma separation.
`test_forKeyValue_withoutMultiple`()	Test comma-separated key-value inputs with a parameter that accepts only a single key-value pair.
`verifyCalledWith`(result, mockInfo)	Verify the command function has been called with specified arguments.
`verifyError`(result, expectedMsg)	Verify the command failed with a non-zero exit code and an expected output message.
`verifyMissing`(result, verifyArgs)	Verify there was a missing argument; that the expected error message has been written to stdout, and that the command exit code is not 0.

Attributes Documentation

choices¶: Return the list of valid choices for the option.

expectedChoiceValues¶: Return the list of expected values for the option choices. Must match the size and order of the list returned by choices.

expectedMultipleKeyValues¶: The expected valuse to receive in the command function when a test command is called with multiple key - value inputs.

expectedMultipleValues¶

The expected values to receive in the command function when a test command is called with multiple inputs.

Returns:	expectedValues : `list` [`str`] A list of expected values, e.g. [“foo”, “bar”, “baz”].

expectedVal¶: The expected value to receive in the command function. Typically that value is printed to stdout and compared with this value. By default returns the same value as self.optionValue.

expectedValDefault¶: When the option is not required and not passed to the test command, this is the expected default value to appear in the command function.

isArgument¶: True if the Parameter under test is an Argument, False if it is an Option.

isBool¶: True if the option only accepts bool inputs.

isChoice¶: True if the parameter accepts a limited set of input values. Default implementation is to see if the option class has an attribute called choices, which should be of type list [str].

isParameter¶: True if the Parameter under test can be set to an Option or an Argument, False if it only supports one or the other.

metavar¶: Return the metavar expected to be printed in help text after the option flag(s). If None, won’t run a test for the metavar value.

optionClass¶: The option class being tested

optionFlag¶: The flag that is used on the command line for the option.

optionKey¶: The option name as it appears as a function argument and in subsequent uses (e.g. kwarg dicts); dashes are replaced by underscores.

optionMultipleKeyValues¶: The values to pass for the option flag when calling a test command with multiple key-value inputs.

optionMultipleValues¶

The value(s) to pass for the option flag when calling a test command with multiple inputs.

Returns:	values : `list` [`str`] A list of values, each item in the list will be passed to the command with an option flag. Items in the list may be comma-separated, e.g. [“foo”, “bar,baz”].

optionName¶: The option name, matches the option flag that appears on the command line.

optionValue¶: The value to pass for the option flag when calling the test command. If the option class restricts option values, by default returns the first item from self.optionClass.choices, otherwise returns a nonsense string.

shortOptionFlag¶: The abbreviated flag that is used on the command line for the option.

shortOptionName¶

The short option flag that can be used on the command line.

Returns:	shortOptionName : `str` or `None` The short option, or None if a short option is not used for this option.

valueType¶: The value type of the click.Option.

Methods Documentation

makeInputs(optionFlag, values=None)¶

Make the input arguments for a CLI invocation, taking into account if the parameter is an Option (use option flags) or an Argument (do not use option flags).

Parameters:	optionFlag : `str` or `None` The option flag to use if this is an Option. May be None if it is known that the parameter will never be an Option. optionValues : `str`, `list` [`str`], or None The values to use as inputs. If `None`; for an Argument returns an empty list, or for an Option returns a single-item list containing the option flag.
Returns:	inputValues : `list` [`str`] The list of values to use as the input parameters to a CLI function invocation.

run_command(cmd, args)¶

Run a command.

Parameters:	cmd : click.Command The command function to call. args : [`str`] The arguments to pass to the function call.
Returns:	result : `click.Result` The Result instance that contains the results of the executed command.

run_test(cmd, cmdArgs, verifyFunc, verifyArgs=None)¶

setUp()¶

test_forKeyValue()¶: Test multiple key-value inputs and comma separation.

test_forKeyValue_withoutMultiple()¶: Test comma-separated key-value inputs with a parameter that accepts only a single key-value pair.

verifyCalledWith(result, mockInfo)¶: Verify the command function has been called with specified arguments.

verifyError(result, expectedMsg)¶: Verify the command failed with a non-zero exit code and an expected output message.

verifyMissing(result, verifyArgs)¶: Verify there was a missing argument; that the expected error message has been written to stdout, and that the command exit code is not 0.

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