On 16 Jul, 07:13 pm, [email protected] wrote:
<exarkun <at> twistedmatrix.com> writes:
I think this is thinking in the right direction. Twisted generally
tries to be responsible for testing its own code, and the
serialization
from commands to bytes (and the reverse) that AMP does is part of
Twisted, so you should really be free from the burden of testing that
that stuff works.
....
Some pieces are probably still missing from the public API - for
example, you do want to test that your objects all get properly
serialized and deserialized through AMP, particularly if you're
implementing custom Argument types. There are some private APIs,
_objectsToStrings and _stringsToObjects mostly, that really help with
testing this, and we should think about how to expose this
functionality
publically. Also, we should document this whole pile of stuff. Maybe
you'd be interested in writing something up after you've had a chance
to
play with these ideas?
Jean-Paul
Greetings!
Perhaps I should create a new thread, but I think that my problem could
be
related with this question.
I want to implement master/slave protocol based on AMP, here is a slave
side
code https://github.com/MichaelMayorov/buildbot/compare/fake-master-
slave-
amp
The problem is that I want to pass few arguments to Bot
https://github.com/MichaelMayorov/buildbot/compare/fake-master-slave-
amp#L0R38 from this place
https://github.com/MichaelMayorov/buildbot/compare/fake-master-slave-
amp#L0R124
but current implementation not allow me to do this. I've read twisted
API
docs and discussed my idea on #buildbot where finally take advice to
post my
question here.
There are a lot of ways to go about this. The smallest change required
to pass an argument to the `Bot` protocol in your code is to use a
lambda:
factory = Factory()
factory.protocol = lambda: Bot(arg1, arg2, ...)
This isn't necessarily the best solution. Some other options include:
- use the newly introduced Factory.forProtocol(Bot, arg1, arg2, ...)
- use connectProtocol(endpoint, Bot(arg1, arg2, ...)) (only slightly
less new)
Jean-Paul
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