Have you looked at querying data out of the introspector after config.commit()?
For example, the following will return the route descriptors registered for
this name [1]:
config.introspector.get('routes', route_name)
You can also make a dummy request and use it to generate routes. For example:
request = DummyRequest()
# set request properties like host etc to adjust how the url is generated
request.registry = config.registry
path = request.route_path(route_name)
[1]
https://docs.pylonsproject.org/projects/pyramid/en/latest/narr/introspector.html#using-the-introspector
- Michael
> On Dec 3, 2020, at 14:21, Karl O. Pinc <[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I've a Pyramid app that's composed of multiple python distributions
> (packages). I'm writing integration tests for the code that calls
> Configurator() and then uses the resulting config to do
> config.include() on the various components.
>
> The application uses URL dispatch. Mostly, the config.included()ed
> components setup routes to their views. But routes can also be
> overridden by settings, sometimes settings acted upon by the included
> components and sometimes settings acted upon by my main Pyramid app.
> Route prefixes are added and removed at a couple of points in the
> code path.
>
> I want a functional test to check that the configuration produced by
> my code establishes the expected routes -- that the route names exist
> and that when request.route_url() (etc.) are called the expected URLs
> result. I can't find a direct way to do this.
>
> I _could_ use WebTest to call my wsgi app, passing it various paths
> and poking about inside the result body to try to figure out that the
> right view was called. But this seems clunky and does not directly
> tell me that I've got the right route names in existence and that they
> produce the right paths.
>
> I can't seem to use pyramid.testing.SetUp() to generate a request so
> that I can call request.route_path(). SetUp() returns it's own
> configuration, but I want to test the configuration produced by my
> code.
>
> The code I want to test is, roughly:
>
> rp = settings.get('route_prefix')
> with Configurator(settings=settings, route_prefix=rp) as config:
> config.include('this_compoent_always_exists')
> for component in components_to_config():
> config.include(component)
> my_code_that_does_more_route_frobbing(config, settings)
> do_more_initializing(config, settings)
> return config # to main(), which returns config.make_wsgi() to pyramid
>
>
> Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
>
>
> There is a related issue. I don't use route patterns that contain
> replacement markers. The route paths are "fixed". I make a many of
> the route paths available to my templates, for navbar generation ,etc.
>
> Presently I'm calling request.route_path(), at runtime when generating
> a response, with route names determined based on whatever
> config.include()ed components happen to be installed. The results go
> into a data structure made available to my templates. But this data
> structure is the same for every request. It would be nice to produce
> the data during configuration and re-use it when requests arrive.
>
> I seem to have the same problem discovering route paths for my templates
> during configuration that I have when trying to write an integration test
> that discovers the route paths configured go with my route names. There's
> no way to give a configuration a route name and get a route path.
> (Presumably, such a thing would have to be done after calling
> config.commit().)
>
> I can file an issue at github if that would help resolve any of these
> questions and keep them from getting lost.
>
> Regards,
>
> Karl <[email protected]>
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