How to use the shiv.bootstrap.import_string function in shiv

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linkedin / shiv / test / test_bootstrap.py View on Github

def test_import_string(self):
        assert import_string("site.addsitedir") == addsitedir
        assert import_string("site:addsitedir") == addsitedir
        assert import_string("code.interact") == interact
        assert import_string("code:interact") == interact

        # test things not already imported
        func = import_string("os.path:join")
        from os.path import join

        assert func == join

        # test something already imported
        import shiv

        assert import_string("shiv") == shiv == sys.modules["shiv"]

        # test bogus imports raise properly
        with pytest.raises(ImportError):
            import_string("this is bogus!")

linkedin / shiv / test / test_bootstrap.py View on Github

def test_import_string(self):
        assert import_string("site.addsitedir") == addsitedir
        assert import_string("site:addsitedir") == addsitedir
        assert import_string("code.interact") == interact
        assert import_string("code:interact") == interact

        # test things not already imported
        func = import_string("os.path:join")
        from os.path import join

        assert func == join

        # test something already imported
        import shiv

        assert import_string("shiv") == shiv == sys.modules["shiv"]

        # test bogus imports raise properly
        with pytest.raises(ImportError):

linkedin / shiv / test / test_bootstrap.py View on Github

assert import_string("code:interact") == interact

        # test things not already imported
        func = import_string("os.path:join")
        from os.path import join

        assert func == join

        # test something already imported
        import shiv

        assert import_string("shiv") == shiv == sys.modules["shiv"]

        # test bogus imports raise properly
        with pytest.raises(ImportError):
            import_string("this is bogus!")

linkedin / shiv / test / test_bootstrap.py View on Github

def test_import_string(self):
        assert import_string("site.addsitedir") == addsitedir
        assert import_string("site:addsitedir") == addsitedir
        assert import_string("code.interact") == interact
        assert import_string("code:interact") == interact

        # test things not already imported
        func = import_string("os.path:join")
        from os.path import join

        assert func == join

        # test something already imported
        import shiv

        assert import_string("shiv") == shiv == sys.modules["shiv"]

        # test bogus imports raise properly
        with pytest.raises(ImportError):
            import_string("this is bogus!")

linkedin / shiv / test / test_bootstrap.py View on Github

def test_import_string(self):
        assert import_string("site.addsitedir") == addsitedir
        assert import_string("site:addsitedir") == addsitedir
        assert import_string("code.interact") == interact
        assert import_string("code:interact") == interact

        # test things not already imported
        func = import_string("os.path:join")
        from os.path import join

        assert func == join

        # test something already imported
        import shiv

        assert import_string("shiv") == shiv == sys.modules["shiv"]

        # test bogus imports raise properly
        with pytest.raises(ImportError):
            import_string("this is bogus!")

linkedin / shiv / test / test_bootstrap.py View on Github

def test_import_string(self):
        assert import_string("site.addsitedir") == addsitedir
        assert import_string("site:addsitedir") == addsitedir
        assert import_string("code.interact") == interact
        assert import_string("code:interact") == interact

        # test things not already imported
        func = import_string("os.path:join")
        from os.path import join

        assert func == join

        # test something already imported
        import shiv

        assert import_string("shiv") == shiv == sys.modules["shiv"]

        # test bogus imports raise properly
        with pytest.raises(ImportError):
            import_string("this is bogus!")

linkedin / shiv / test / test_bootstrap.py View on Github

def test_import_string(self):
        assert import_string("site.addsitedir") == addsitedir
        assert import_string("site:addsitedir") == addsitedir
        assert import_string("code.interact") == interact
        assert import_string("code:interact") == interact

        # test things not already imported
        func = import_string("os.path:join")
        from os.path import join

        assert func == join

        # test something already imported
        import shiv

        assert import_string("shiv") == shiv == sys.modules["shiv"]

        # test bogus imports raise properly

How to use the shiv.bootstrap.import_string function in shiv

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