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How to use response_404 method in Django Test Plus

Best Python code snippet using django-test-plus_python

constants.py

...72    {73        "description": "Search criterion does not exist",74        "detail": "Search criterion does not exist, should be in ['bh_mass', 'gas_mass', 'dm_mass', 'star_mass', 'bh_mdot']."75    }76def construct_response_404(error_list):77    response = {78        "description": "",79        "content": {80            "application/json": {81                "example": {82                    "detail": ""},83                "schema": {84                    "$ref": "#/components/schemas/HTTPValidationError"}85            }86        }87    }88    for error in error_list:89        if response["description"] == "":90            response["description"] += response_404[error]["description"]91        else:92            response["description"] += " | " + response_404[error]["description"]93        if response["content"]["application/json"]["example"]["detail"] == "":94            response["content"]["application/json"]["example"]["detail"] += response_404[error]["detail"]95        else:96            response["content"]["application/json"]["example"]["detail"] += " Or " + response_404[error]["detail"]97    return response98response_404["read_snapshot_info"] = construct_response_404(["pig_id"])99response_404["read_snapshot_type_info"] = construct_response_404(["pig_id", "ptype"])100response_404["read_lbt_file"] = construct_response_404(["pig_id", "group_id"])101response_404["read_lbt_by_haloid_list"] = construct_response_404(["pig_id", "haloid_list", "halo_id"])102response_404["read_lbht"] = construct_response_404(["pig_id", "halo_id", "type_id"])103response_404["read_haloid_by_criterion"] = construct_response_404(["pig_id", "ptype", "feature"])104response_404["read_particle_data_by_criterion"] = construct_response_404(["pig_id", "ptype", "feature", "criterion", ])105response_404["read_fofgroup_data"] = construct_response_404(["pig_id", "feature", "group_id"])106response_404["read_fofgroup_data_all"] = construct_response_404(["pig_id", "feature"])107response_404["read_particle_data_by_groupid"] = construct_response_404(["pig_id", "ptype", "feature", "group_id"])108response_404["read_particle_data_by_post_groupid_list"] = construct_response_404(["pig_id", "ptype", "feature", "haloid_list"])109# 200 response description110response_200 = {}111def construct_response_200(description, example, model):112    response = {113        "description": description,114        "content": {115                "application/json": {116                    "example": example,117                    "schema": {118                        "$ref": "#/components/schemas/" + model119                    }120                }121            }122    }...

tcpserver.py

Source: tcpserver.py

1#!/usr/bin/python32from socket import *3from datetime import *4def send_back_index():5    f = open("index.html", "r")6    html = f.read()7    return html8def send_back_test():9    f = open("test.html", "r")10    html = f.read()11    return html12def logging(response_code):13    f = open("logfile.log", "a")14    ip_from_client = client_address[0]15    response = modified_message.split(" ")[0:3]16    last_line_reponse = response[-1][0:10]17    response.pop()18    response.append(last_line_reponse)19    print(response)20    print(client_address)21    if(response_code == response_404):22        lengh_packet = str(len(str(send_back_index().encode() + response_404.encode())))23    if(response_code == response_400):24        lengh_packet = str(len(str(send_back_index().encode() + response_400.encode())))25    if(response_code == response_200):26        lengh_packet = str(len(str(send_back_index().encode() + response_200.encode())))27    f.write(str(ip_from_client + " "))28    f.write("-- ")29    f.write(str(datetime.now()) + " ")30    f.write(str(response) + " ")31    new_respose_code = response_code.strip()32    f.write(new_respose_code)33    f.write(" " + lengh_packet + "\n")34   35server_port = 814236server_socket = socket(AF_INET,SOCK_STREAM)37#server_socket.setsockopt(SOL_SOCKET, SO_REUSEADDR, 1)38server_socket.bind(('',server_port))39server_socket.listen(1)40print("The server is ready to receive")41while True:42    conn_socket,client_address = server_socket.accept()43    modified_message = conn_socket.recv(2048).decode().upper()44    #conn_socket.send(modified_message.encode())45    print("incoming ip:",client_address)46    print("connection received from {}, and {} is sent back".format(client_address[1],modified_message))47    response_200 = "HTTP/1.1 200 OK\r\n\r\n"48    response_400 = "HTTP/1.1 400 Bad Request\r\n\r\n"49    response_404 = "HTTP/1.1 404 Not Found\r\n\r\n"50    if modified_message.split(" ")[1] == "/":51        conn_socket.send((response_200).encode())52        conn_socket.send(send_back_index().encode())53        logging(response_200)54    elif modified_message.split(" ")[1] == "/TEST":55        conn_socket.send((response_200).encode())56        conn_socket.send(send_back_test().encode())57        logging(response_200)58    elif modified_message.split(" ")[0] != "GET":59        conn_socket.send((response_400).encode())60        logging(response_400)61    else:62        conn_socket.send((response_404).encode())63        conn_socket.send(('<html><body><h1>404 Not Found</h1></body></html>').encode())64        logging(response_404)65    conn_socket.close()...

task_5_test_3.py

Source: task_5_test_3.py

1import datetime2import unittest3import urllib.parse4import requests5from main import HerokuApp6class HerokuSetupTest(unittest.TestCase):7    def setUp(self):8        self.app_path = urllib.parse.urljoin(HerokuApp.app_url, "/events")9    def test_retrieve_incorrect(self):10        retrieve_response = requests.get(self.app_path + "/2022-13-22")11        self.assertEqual(retrieve_response.status_code, 400)12    def test_retrieve_404(self):13        # At least one of those should be 404, unless we are really unlucky14        try_dates = ["/1994-12-29", "/1995-11-28", "/2054-01-05", "/2021-02-04"]15        response_404 = None16        for date in try_dates:17            retrieve_response = requests.get(self.app_path + date)18            if retrieve_response.status_code == 404:19                response_404 = retrieve_response20        self.assertEqual(response_404.status_code, 404)21if __name__ == "__main__":...

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