Fix: to_dict returns wrong enum fields when numbering is not consecutive (#102)

Fixes #93 to_dict returns wrong enum fields when numbering is not consecutive
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Bouke Versteegh
2020-07-12 15:06:55 +02:00
committed by GitHub
parent 0ba0692dec
commit 6c29771f4c
7 changed files with 166 additions and 56 deletions

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@@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ xfail = {
"namespace_keywords", # 70
"namespace_builtin_types", # 53
"googletypes_struct", # 9
"googletypes_value", # 9,
"googletypes_value", # 9
"import_capitalized_package",
"example", # This is the example in the readme. Not a test.
}

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@@ -0,0 +1,9 @@
{
"choice": "FOUR",
"choices": [
"ZERO",
"ONE",
"THREE",
"FOUR"
]
}

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@@ -0,0 +1,15 @@
syntax = "proto3";
// Tests that enums are correctly serialized and that it correctly handles skipped and out-of-order enum values
message Test {
Choice choice = 1;
repeated Choice choices = 2;
}
enum Choice {
ZERO = 0;
ONE = 1;
// TWO = 2;
FOUR = 4;
THREE = 3;
}

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@@ -0,0 +1,84 @@
from tests.output_betterproto.enum import (
Test,
Choice,
)
def test_enum_set_and_get():
assert Test(choice=Choice.ZERO).choice == Choice.ZERO
assert Test(choice=Choice.ONE).choice == Choice.ONE
assert Test(choice=Choice.THREE).choice == Choice.THREE
assert Test(choice=Choice.FOUR).choice == Choice.FOUR
def test_enum_set_with_int():
assert Test(choice=0).choice == Choice.ZERO
assert Test(choice=1).choice == Choice.ONE
assert Test(choice=3).choice == Choice.THREE
assert Test(choice=4).choice == Choice.FOUR
def test_enum_is_comparable_with_int():
assert Test(choice=Choice.ZERO).choice == 0
assert Test(choice=Choice.ONE).choice == 1
assert Test(choice=Choice.THREE).choice == 3
assert Test(choice=Choice.FOUR).choice == 4
def test_enum_to_dict():
assert (
"choice" not in Test(choice=Choice.ZERO).to_dict()
), "Default enum value is not serialized"
assert (
Test(choice=Choice.ZERO).to_dict(include_default_values=True)["choice"]
== "ZERO"
)
assert Test(choice=Choice.ONE).to_dict()["choice"] == "ONE"
assert Test(choice=Choice.THREE).to_dict()["choice"] == "THREE"
assert Test(choice=Choice.FOUR).to_dict()["choice"] == "FOUR"
def test_repeated_enum_is_comparable_with_int():
assert Test(choices=[Choice.ZERO]).choices == [0]
assert Test(choices=[Choice.ONE]).choices == [1]
assert Test(choices=[Choice.THREE]).choices == [3]
assert Test(choices=[Choice.FOUR]).choices == [4]
def test_repeated_enum_set_and_get():
assert Test(choices=[Choice.ZERO]).choices == [Choice.ZERO]
assert Test(choices=[Choice.ONE]).choices == [Choice.ONE]
assert Test(choices=[Choice.THREE]).choices == [Choice.THREE]
assert Test(choices=[Choice.FOUR]).choices == [Choice.FOUR]
def test_repeated_enum_to_dict():
assert Test(choices=[Choice.ZERO]).to_dict()["choices"] == ["ZERO"]
assert Test(choices=[Choice.ONE]).to_dict()["choices"] == ["ONE"]
assert Test(choices=[Choice.THREE]).to_dict()["choices"] == ["THREE"]
assert Test(choices=[Choice.FOUR]).to_dict()["choices"] == ["FOUR"]
all_enums_dict = Test(
choices=[Choice.ZERO, Choice.ONE, Choice.THREE, Choice.FOUR]
).to_dict()
assert (all_enums_dict["choices"]) == ["ZERO", "ONE", "THREE", "FOUR"]
def test_repeated_enum_with_single_value_to_dict():
assert Test(choices=Choice.ONE).to_dict()["choices"] == ["ONE"]
assert Test(choices=1).to_dict()["choices"] == ["ONE"]
def test_repeated_enum_with_non_list_iterables_to_dict():
assert Test(choices=(1, 3)).to_dict()["choices"] == ["ONE", "THREE"]
assert Test(choices=(1, 3)).to_dict()["choices"] == ["ONE", "THREE"]
assert Test(choices=(Choice.ONE, Choice.THREE)).to_dict()["choices"] == [
"ONE",
"THREE",
]
def enum_generator():
yield Choice.ONE
yield Choice.THREE
assert Test(choices=enum_generator()).to_dict()["choices"] == ["ONE", "THREE"]

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@@ -1,3 +0,0 @@
{
"greeting": "HEY"
}

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@@ -1,14 +0,0 @@
syntax = "proto3";
// Enum for the different greeting types
enum Greeting {
HI = 0;
HEY = 1;
// Formal greeting
HELLO = 2;
}
message Test {
// Greeting enum example
Greeting greeting = 1;
}