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bake: Fix file write flushing problem with Python 3.8+ Writing the cache files fails in Python 3.8 because it looks like flushing behaviour has changed. We need to explicitly flush. And even then, in very rare occurrences, it looks like it can still run into racing conditions, so we do a very hacky and ugly "retry" loop when fetching cached data :(
author Ludovic Chabant <ludovic@chabant.com>
date Tue, 15 Jun 2021 22:36:23 -0700
parents 72f17534d58e
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import math
import pytest
from piecrust.data.paginator import Paginator


class MockSource(list):
    def __init__(self, count):
        for i in range(count):
            self.append('item %d' % i)


@pytest.mark.parametrize('uri, page_num, count', [
    ('', 1, 0),
    ('', 1, 4),
    ('', 1, 5),
    ('', 1, 8),
    ('', 1, 14),
    ('', 2, 8),
    ('', 2, 14),
    ('', 3, 14),
    ('blog', 1, 0),
    ('blog', 1, 4),
    ('blog', 1, 5),
    ('blog', 1, 8),
    ('blog', 1, 14),
    ('blog', 2, 8),
    ('blog', 2, 14),
    ('blog', 3, 14)
])
def test_paginator(uri, page_num, count):
    def _get_mock_uri(sub_num):
        res = uri
        if sub_num > 1:
            if res != '' and not res.endswith('/'):
                res += '/'
            res += '%d' % sub_num
        return res

    source = MockSource(count)
    p = Paginator(source, None, page_num)
    p._items_per_page = 5
    p._getPageUri = _get_mock_uri

    if count <= 5:
        # All posts fit on the page
        assert p.prev_page_number is None
        assert p.prev_page is None
        assert p.this_page_number == 1
        assert p.this_page == uri
        assert p.next_page_number is None
        assert p.next_page is None
    elif page_num == 1:
        # First page in many
        assert p.prev_page_number is None
        assert p.prev_page is None
        assert p.this_page_number == 1
        assert p.this_page == uri
        assert p.next_page_number == 2
        np = '2' if uri == '' else (uri + '/2')
        assert p.next_page == np
    else:
        # Page in the middle of it all
        assert p.prev_page_number == page_num - 1
        if page_num == 2:
            assert p.prev_page == uri
        else:
            pp = str(page_num - 1) if uri == '' else (
                '%s/%d' % (uri, page_num - 1))
            assert p.prev_page == pp

        assert p.this_page_number == page_num
        tp = str(page_num) if uri == '' else (
            '%s/%d' % (uri, page_num))
        assert p.this_page == tp

        if page_num * 5 > count:
            assert p.next_page_number is None
            assert p.next_page is None
        else:
            assert p.next_page_number == page_num + 1
            np = str(page_num + 1) if uri == '' else (
                '%s/%d' % (uri, page_num + 1))
            assert p.next_page == np

    assert p.total_post_count == count
    page_count = math.ceil(count / 5.0)
    assert p.total_page_count == page_count
    assert p.all_page_numbers() == list(range(1, page_count + 1))

    for radius in range(1, 8):
        width = radius * 2 + 1
        if page_count == 0:
            nums = []
        else:
            nums = list(filter(
                lambda i: i >= 1 and i <= page_count,
                range(page_num - radius, page_num + radius + 1)))
            if len(nums) < width:
                to_add = width - len(nums)
                if nums[0] > 1:
                    to_add = min(to_add, nums[0] - 1)
                    nums = list(range(1, to_add + 1)) + nums
                else:
                    to_add = min(to_add, page_count - nums[-1])
                    nums = nums + list(range(nums[-1] + 1,
                                             nums[-1] + to_add + 1))
        assert nums == p.all_page_numbers(radius)

    itp = count
    if count > 5:
        if page_num * 5 < count:
            itp = 5
        else:
            itp = count % 5
    assert p.items_this_page == itp

    indices = list(range(count))
    indices = indices[(page_num - 1) * 5:(page_num - 1) * 5 + itp]
    expected = list(['item %d' % i for i in indices])
    items = list(p.items)
    assert items == expected