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# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
from collections import OrderedDict
from copy import deepcopy
from datetime import datetime, tzinfo
from toml.tz import TomlTz
example_ini = u"""\
[foo]
bar = ěšč
spam = 1
baz = 1.1
[[blah]]
blahblah = True, text4
nothing = None\
"""
example_ini_with_interpolation = u"""\
[foo]
bar = ěšč
spam = 1 [%%(test)s]
baz = 1.1
[[blah]]
blahblah = True, text4
nothing = None\
"""
example_json = u"""\
{
"foo": {
"bar": "ěšč",
"spam": 1,
"baz": 1.1,
"blah": {
"blahblah": [
true,
"text4"
],
"nothing": null
}
}
}"""
example_json5 = u"""\
{foo: {
bar: 'ěšč',
spam: 1,
baz: 1.1,
blah: {
blahblah: [true, "text4",],
nothing: null
}
}}"""
# toml is special, since it e.g. only allows lists to have same types of values
example_toml = u"""\
title = "TOML Example"
[foo]
name = "barů"
dob = 1987-07-05T17:45:00Z
[spam]
spam2 = "spam"
ham = [1, 2, 3]
[spam.spam]
foo = [["bar"]]
"""
example_xml = u"""\
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<foo>
\t<bar>ěšč</bar>
\t<spam>1</spam>
\t<baz>1.1</baz>
\t<blah>
\t\t<blahblah>true</blahblah>
\t\t<blahblah>text4</blahblah>
\t\t<nothing></nothing>
\t</blah>
</foo>"""
example_yaml_map = u"""\
foo:
bar: ěšč
spam: 1
baz: 1.1
blah:
blahblah:
- True
- text4
nothing:"""
# for testing OrderedDict parsing/serializing with PyYAML
# TODO: what about "nothing: null"? it's not there for normal map
example_yaml_omap = u"""\
!!omap
- foo: !!omap
- bar: ěšč
- spam: 1
- baz: 1.1
- blah: !!omap
- blahblah:
- True
- text4
- nothing: null"""
example_as_ordered_dict = OrderedDict(
[(u'foo', OrderedDict([
(u'bar', u'ěšč'),
(u'spam', 1),
(u'baz', 1.1),
(u'blah', OrderedDict([
(u'blahblah', [True, u'text4']),
(u'nothing', None)
]))
]))]
)
example_as_dict = {
u'foo': {
u'bar': u'ěšč',
u'spam': 1,
u'baz': 1.1,
u'blah': {
u'blahblah': [True, u'text4'],
u'nothing': None
}
}
}
toml_example_as_dict = {
u'foo': {
u'dob': datetime(1987, 7, 5, 17, 45, tzinfo=TomlTz('Z')),
u'name': u'barů'},
u'spam': {u'ham': [1, 2, 3],
u'spam': {u'foo': [[u'bar']]},
u'spam2': u'spam'},
u'title': u'TOML Example'
}
# ini loading doesn't yield any ints/floats/NoneTypes/bools, so it's ideal
# to test our custom convertors; for other types, some of these values
# are pre-converted by the used parsers
types_ini = u"""
[x]
a=1
b=1.1
c=None
d=True"""
types_json = u"""
{
"x":
{
"a": 1,
"b": 1.1,
"c": null,
"d": true,
}
}"""
types_json5 = types_json
types_toml = u"""
[x]
a=1
b=1.1
c=1987-07-05T17:45:00Z
d=true
"""
types_yaml = u"""
x:
a: 1
b: 1.1
c: None
d: True
"""
types_xml = u"""\
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8"?>
<x>
\t<a>1</a>
\t<b>1.1</b>
\t<c>None</c>
\t<d>True</d>
</x>"""
types_as_struct_with_objects = {
'x': {
'a': 1,
'b': 1.1,
'c': None,
'd': True,
}
}
toml_types_as_struct_with_objects = deepcopy(types_as_struct_with_objects)
toml_types_as_struct_with_objects['x']['c'] = datetime(1987, 7, 5, 17, 45, tzinfo=TomlTz('Z'))
types_as_struct_with_strings = {
'x': {
'a': "1",
'b': "1.1",
'c': "None",
'd': "True",
}
}
toml_types_as_struct_with_strings = deepcopy(types_as_struct_with_strings)
toml_types_as_struct_with_strings['x']['c'] = '1987-07-05 17:45:00+00:00'
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