testing

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Index

• Constants
• Variables
• func HandleGetEnforcementModelSuccessfully(t *testing.T)
• func HandleListLimitsSuccessfully(t *testing.T)

Constants

const GetEnforcementModelOutput = `` /* 160-byte string literal not displayed */

const ListOutput = `` /* 1222-byte string literal not displayed */

ListOutput provides a single page of List results.

Variables

var ExpectedLimitsSlice = []limits.Limit{FirstLimit, SecondLimit}

ExpectedLimitsSlice is the slice of limits expected to be returned from ListOutput.

var FirstLimit = limits.Limit{
	ResourceName: "volume",
	Links: map[string]interface{}{
		"self": "http://10.3.150.25/identity/v3/limits/25a04c7a065c430590881c646cdcdd58",
	},
	ServiceID:     "9408080f1970482aa0e38bc2d4ea34b7",
	ProjectID:     "3a705b9f56bb439381b43c4fe59dccce",
	ID:            "25a04c7a065c430590881c646cdcdd58",
	ResourceLimit: 11,
	Description:   "Number of volumes for project 3a705b9f56bb439381b43c4fe59dccce",
}

FirstLimit is the first limit in the List request.

var Model = limits.EnforcementModel{
	Name:        "flat",
	Description: "Limit enforcement and validation does not take project hierarchy into consideration.",
}

Model is the enforcement model in the GetEnforcementModel request.

var SecondLimit = limits.Limit{
	ResourceName: "snapshot",
	RegionID:     "RegionOne",
	Links: map[string]interface{}{
		"self": "http://10.3.150.25/identity/v3/limits/3229b3849f584faea483d6851f7aab05",
	},
	ServiceID:     "9408080f1970482aa0e38bc2d4ea34b7",
	ProjectID:     "3a705b9f56bb439381b43c4fe59dccce",
	ID:            "3229b3849f584faea483d6851f7aab05",
	ResourceLimit: 5,
}

SecondLimit is the second limit in the List request.

Functions

func HandleGetEnforcementModelSuccessfully

func HandleGetEnforcementModelSuccessfully(t *testing.T)

HandleGetEnforcementModelSuccessfully creates an HTTP handler at `/limits/model` on the test handler mux that responds with a enforcement model.

func HandleListLimitsSuccessfully

func HandleListLimitsSuccessfully(t *testing.T)

HandleListLimitsSuccessfully creates an HTTP handler at `/limits` on the test handler mux that responds with a list of two limits.