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grpc_testing_unary_unary_method_with_strict_real_time.py

python

A test case demonstrating how to use a strict real-time server descriptor

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grpc_testing_unary_unary_method_with_strict_real_time.py
1import unittest
2import grpc_testing
3import MyService_pb2
4import MyService_pb2_grpc
5
6class MyServiceTest(unittest.TestCase):
7    def setUp(self):
8        # Define the service descriptors for the test environment
9        self._test_service = MyService_pb2.DESCRIPTOR.services_by_name['MyService']
10        
11        # Create the test server/channel environment
12        # descriptors: A mapping of service names to service descriptors
13        # time: A 'strict' or 'fake' time object (None uses real time)
14        self._real_time_server = grpc_testing.server_from_dictionary(
15            {self._test_service: MyService_pb2_grpc.MyServiceServicer()},
16            grpc_testing.strict_real_time()
17        )
18
19    def test_unary_unary_call(self):
20        # Create a request object
21        request = MyService_pb2.MyRequest(message='Hello')
22        
23        # Invoke the RPC on the test server
24        # 'MyMethod' is the name of the RPC in the .proto file
25        rpc = self._real_time_server.invoke_unary_unary(
26            self._test_service.methods_by_name['MyMethod'],
27            (), # Initial metadata
28            request,
29            None # Timeout
30        )
31
32        # Retrieve the response and validate it
33        response, trailing_metadata, code, details = rpc.termination()
34        
35        self.assertEqual(code, grpc.StatusCode.OK)
36        self.assertEqual(response.reply, 'Expected Reply')
37
38if __name__ == '__main__':
39    unittest.main()