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Spec Coverage via. matrix-doc in pytest - #125
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* uses V2 API Path * add register_as_guest method to MatrixClient Signed-off-by: pik <alexander.maznev@gmail.com>
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May 3, 2017
Can one of the admins verify this patch? |
| MISSING_ENDPOINT = "Not a valid API Endpoint: " | ||
| MISSING_METHOD = "Not a valid API Method: " | ||
| class ApiGuide: |
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Not a fan of this class-name - but I'd prefer not to have something very long like MatrixApiCoverageStatGatherer, though maybe that's better than this?
| def endpoint_to_regex(s): | ||
| # TODO sub by with more specific REGEXes per type | ||
| # e.g. roomId, eventId, userId | ||
| return re.sub('\{[a-zA-Z]+\}', '[a-zA-Z!\.:-@#]+', s) |
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This is bad, requests, or some other library should provide a way to directly assert whether a request matches e.g. /room_id/{roomId} I haven't really looked into it, but regexing is not the preferred way for sure.
| from responses import RequestsMock | ||
| INTERPOLATIONS = [ | ||
| ("%CLIENT_MAJOR_VERSION%", "r0") |
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As discussed the spec only lists %CLIENT_MAJOR_VERSION% for all it's docs, potentially this is fail-prone where api/v1 and api/v2 actually differ in Synapse, probably needs to have an issue opened on matrix-doc.
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| [submodule "matrix-doc"] | |||
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I don't think a git submodule is the right way to approach including the documentation for testing, but I don't know what the "right way" is off the top of my head.
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What don't you like about sub-moduling?
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It makes it fairly easy for someone developing to run tests but quite difficult if you've just installed a release version and want to run the tests.
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submodules are not fetched automatically you need to ask git to do that, so if you haven't pull matrix-doc it just runs tests without providing you with spec-coverage.
On the other-hand if we move towards using the matrix-doc to also create / respond to mock requests (we don't currently) than indeed you would need matrix-doc to run tests.
Runs with the usual
pytest test- if matrix-doc submodule is pulled it will attempt to generate coverage stats by parsing the API spec. Requests to paths / methods not provided for in Matrix doc will result in error messages: this currently doesn't supercede testing with mocks but it will raise errors if the mocking does not correspond to spec'd API endpoints (this can be improved later to auto-mock).