Server Test Python

Server Test Python

rev. 399187927edd9a1e762efeae060e3a56d671920a

Files changed:

tmp-codegen-diff/codegen-server-test-python/unique_items/rust-server-codegen-python/python/unique_items/aws_lambda/__init__.pyi

@@ -1,0 +143,0 @@
    1         -
import typing
    2         -
    3         -
class ClientApplication:
    4         -
    """
    5         -
    AWS Mobile SDK client fields.
    6         -
    """
    7         -
    8         -
    app_package_name: str
    9         -
    """
   10         -
    The package name for the mobile application invoking the function
   11         -
    """
   12         -
   13         -
    app_title: str
   14         -
    """
   15         -
    The app title for the mobile app as registered with AWS' mobile services.
   16         -
    """
   17         -
   18         -
    app_version_code: str
   19         -
    """
   20         -
    The app version code.
   21         -
    """
   22         -
   23         -
    app_version_name: str
   24         -
    """
   25         -
    The version name of the application as registered with AWS' mobile services.
   26         -
    """
   27         -
   28         -
    installation_id: str
   29         -
    """
   30         -
    The mobile app installation id
   31         -
    """
   32         -
   33         -
class ClientContext:
   34         -
    """
   35         -
    Client context sent by the AWS Mobile SDK.
   36         -
    """
   37         -
   38         -
    client: ClientApplication
   39         -
    """
   40         -
    Information about the mobile application invoking the function.
   41         -
    """
   42         -
   43         -
    custom: typing.Dict[str, str]
   44         -
    """
   45         -
    Custom properties attached to the mobile event context.
   46         -
    """
   47         -
   48         -
    environment: typing.Dict[str, str]
   49         -
    """
   50         -
    Environment settings from the mobile client.
   51         -
    """
   52         -
   53         -
class CognitoIdentity:
   54         -
    """
   55         -
    Cognito identity information sent with the event
   56         -
    """
   57         -
   58         -
    identity_id: str
   59         -
    """
   60         -
    The unique identity id for the Cognito credentials invoking the function.
   61         -
    """
   62         -
   63         -
    identity_pool_id: str
   64         -
    """
   65         -
    The identity pool id the caller is "registered" with.
   66         -
    """
   67         -
   68         -
class Config:
   69         -
    """
   70         -
    Configuration derived from environment variables.
   71         -
    """
   72         -
   73         -
    function_name: str
   74         -
    """
   75         -
    The name of the function.
   76         -
    """
   77         -
   78         -
    log_group: str
   79         -
    """
   80         -
    The name of the Amazon CloudWatch Logs group for the function.
   81         -
    """
   82         -
   83         -
    log_stream: str
   84         -
    """
   85         -
    The name of the Amazon CloudWatch Logs stream for the function.
   86         -
    """
   87         -
   88         -
    memory: int
   89         -
    """
   90         -
    The amount of memory available to the function in MB.
   91         -
    """
   92         -
   93         -
    version: str
   94         -
    """
   95         -
    The version of the function being executed.
   96         -
    """
   97         -
   98         -
class LambdaContext:
   99         -
    """
  100         -
    The Lambda function execution context. The values in this struct
  101         -
    are populated using the [Lambda environment variables](https://docs.aws.amazon.com/lambda/latest/dg/current-supported-versions.html)
  102         -
    and the headers returned by the poll request to the Runtime APIs.
  103         -
    """
  104         -
  105         -
    client_context: typing.Optional[ClientContext]
  106         -
    """
  107         -
    The client context object sent by the AWS mobile SDK. This field is
  108         -
    empty unless the function is invoked using an AWS mobile SDK.
  109         -
    """
  110         -
  111         -
    deadline: int
  112         -
    """
  113         -
    The execution deadline for the current invocation in milliseconds.
  114         -
    """
  115         -
  116         -
    env_config: Config
  117         -
    """
  118         -
    Lambda function configuration from the local environment variables.
  119         -
    Includes information such as the function name, memory allocation,
  120         -
    version, and log streams.
  121         -
    """
  122         -
  123         -
    identity: typing.Optional[CognitoIdentity]
  124         -
    """
  125         -
    The Cognito identity that invoked the function. This field is empty
  126         -
    unless the invocation request to the Lambda APIs was made using AWS
  127         -
    credentials issues by Amazon Cognito Identity Pools.
  128         -
    """
  129         -
  130         -
    invoked_function_arn: str
  131         -
    """
  132         -
    The ARN of the Lambda function being invoked.
  133         -
    """
  134         -
  135         -
    request_id: str
  136         -
    """
  137         -
    The AWS request ID generated by the Lambda service.
  138         -
    """
  139         -
  140         -
    xray_trace_id: typing.Optional[str]
  141         -
    """
  142         -
    The X-Ray trace ID for the current invocation.
  143         -
    """

tmp-codegen-diff/codegen-server-test-python/unique_items/rust-server-codegen-python/python/unique_items/error/__init__.pyi

@@ -1,0 +28,0 @@
    1         -
import typing
    2         -
import unique_items.model
    3         -
    4         -
class InternalServerError(Exception):
    5         -
    message: str
    6         -
    7         -
    def __init__(self, message: str) -> None:
    8         -
        ...
    9         -
   10         -
   11         -
class ValidationException(Exception):
   12         -
    """
   13         -
    A standard error for input validation failures. This should be thrown by services when a member of the input structure falls outside of the modeled or documented constraints.
   14         -
    """
   15         -
   16         -
    field_list: typing.Optional[typing.List[unique_items.model.ValidationExceptionField]]
   17         -
    """
   18         -
    A list of specific failures encountered while validating the input. A member can appear in this list more than once if it failed to satisfy multiple constraints.
   19         -
    """
   20         -
   21         -
    message: str
   22         -
    """
   23         -
    A summary of the validation failure.
   24         -
    """
   25         -
   26         -
    def __init__(self, message: str, field_list: typing.Optional[typing.List[unique_items.model.ValidationExceptionField]] = ...) -> None:
   27         -
        ...
   28         -

tmp-codegen-diff/codegen-server-test-python/unique_items/rust-server-codegen-python/python/unique_items/input/__init__.pyi

@@ -1,0 +11,0 @@
    1         -
import typing
    2         -
import unique_items.model
    3         -
    4         -
class MalformedUniqueItemsInput:
    5         -
    complex_set: typing.Optional[typing.List[unique_items.model.ComplexSetStruct]]
    6         -
    7         -
    set: typing.Optional[typing.List[str]]
    8         -
    9         -
    def __init__(self, set: typing.Optional[typing.List[str]] = ..., complex_set: typing.Optional[typing.List[unique_items.model.ComplexSetStruct]] = ...) -> None:
   10         -
        ...
   11         -

tmp-codegen-diff/codegen-server-test-python/unique_items/rust-server-codegen-python/python/unique_items/logging/__init__.pyi

@@ -1,0 +26,0 @@
    1         -
import pathlib
    2         -
import typing
    3         -
    4         -
class TracingHandler:
    5         -
    """
    6         -
    Modifies the Python `logging` module to deliver its log messages using [tracing::Subscriber] events.
    7         -
    8         -
    To achieve this goal, the following changes are made to the module:
    9         -
    - A new builtin function `logging.py_tracing_event` transcodes `logging.LogRecord`s to `tracing::Event`s. This function
   10         -
      is not exported in `logging.__all__`, as it is not intended to be called directly.
   11         -
    - A new class `logging.TracingHandler` provides a `logging.Handler` that delivers all records to `python_tracing`.
   12         -
    """
   13         -
   14         -
    def handler(self) -> typing.Any:
   15         -
        ...
   16         -
   17         -
   18         -
    def __init__(self, level: typing.Optional[int] = ..., logfile: typing.Optional[pathlib.Path] = ..., format: typing.Optional[typing.Literal['compact', 'pretty', 'json']] = ...) -> None:
   19         -
        ...
   20         -
   21         -
   22         -
def py_tracing_event() -> None:
   23         -
    """
   24         -
    Consumes a Python `logging.LogRecord` and emits a Rust [tracing::Event] instead.
   25         -
    """
   26         -
    ...

tmp-codegen-diff/codegen-server-test-python/unique_items/rust-server-codegen-python/python/unique_items/middleware/__init__.pyi

@@ -1,0 +78,0 @@
    1         -
import typing
    2         -
    3         -
class MiddlewareException(Exception):
    4         -
    """
    5         -
    Exception that can be thrown from a Python middleware.
    6         -
    7         -
    It allows to specify a message and HTTP status code and implementing protocol specific capabilities
    8         -
    to build a [aws_smithy_http_server::response::Response] from it.
    9         -
    """
   10         -
   11         -
    message: str
   12         -
   13         -
    status_code: int
   14         -
   15         -
    def __init__(self, message: str, status_code: typing.Optional[int] = ...) -> None:
   16         -
        ...
   17         -
   18         -
   19         -
class Request:
   20         -
    """
   21         -
    Python-compatible [Request] object.
   22         -
    """
   23         -
   24         -
    body: typing.Awaitable[bytes]
   25         -
    """
   26         -
    Return the HTTP body of this request.
   27         -
    Note that this is a costly operation because the whole request body is cloned.
   28         -
    """
   29         -
   30         -
    headers: typing.MutableMapping[str, str]
   31         -
    """
   32         -
    Return the HTTP headers of this request.
   33         -
    """
   34         -
   35         -
    method: str
   36         -
    """
   37         -
    Return the HTTP method of this request.
   38         -
    """
   39         -
   40         -
    uri: str
   41         -
    """
   42         -
    Return the URI of this request.
   43         -
    """
   44         -
   45         -
    version: str
   46         -
    """
   47         -
    Return the HTTP version of this request.
   48         -
    """
   49         -
   50         -
class Response:
   51         -
    """
   52         -
    Python-compatible [Response] object.
   53         -
    """
   54         -
   55         -
    body: typing.Awaitable[bytes]
   56         -
    """
   57         -
    Return the HTTP body of this response.
   58         -
    Note that this is a costly operation because the whole response body is cloned.
   59         -
    """
   60         -
   61         -
    headers: typing.MutableMapping[str, str]
   62         -
    """
   63         -
    Return the HTTP headers of this response.
   64         -
    """
   65         -
   66         -
    status: int
   67         -
    """
   68         -
    Return the HTTP status of this response.
   69         -
    """
   70         -
   71         -
    version: str
   72         -
    """
   73         -
    Return the HTTP version of this response.
   74         -
    """
   75         -
   76         -
    def __init__(self, status: int, headers: typing.Optional[typing.Dict[str, str]] = ..., body: typing.Optional[bytes] = ...) -> None:
   77         -
        ...
   78         -

tmp-codegen-diff/codegen-server-test-python/unique_items/rust-server-codegen-python/python/unique_items/model/__init__.pyi

@@ -1,0 +30,0 @@
    1         -
import typing
    2         -
import unique_items.types
    3         -
    4         -
class ComplexSetStruct:
    5         -
    blob: typing.Optional[unique_items.types.Blob]
    6         -
    7         -
    foo: typing.Optional[bool]
    8         -
    9         -
    def __init__(self, foo: typing.Optional[bool] = ..., blob: typing.Optional[unique_items.types.Blob] = ...) -> None:
   10         -
        ...
   11         -
   12         -
   13         -
class ValidationExceptionField:
   14         -
    """
   15         -
    Describes one specific validation failure for an input member.
   16         -
    """
   17         -
   18         -
    message: str
   19         -
    """
   20         -
    A detailed description of the validation failure.
   21         -
    """
   22         -
   23         -
    path: str
   24         -
    """
   25         -
    A JSONPointer expression to the structure member whose value failed to satisfy the modeled constraints.
   26         -
    """
   27         -
   28         -
    def __init__(self, path: str, message: str) -> None:
   29         -
        ...
   30         -

tmp-codegen-diff/codegen-server-test-python/unique_items/rust-server-codegen-python/python/unique_items/output/__init__.pyi

@@ -1,0 +6,0 @@
    1         -
    2         -
    3         -
class MalformedUniqueItemsOutput:
    4         -
    def __init__(self) -> None:
    5         -
        ...
    6         -

tmp-codegen-diff/codegen-server-test-python/unique_items/rust-server-codegen-python/python/unique_items/socket/__init__.pyi

@@ -1,0 +27,0 @@
    1         -
import typing
    2         -
    3         -
class PySocket:
    4         -
    """
    5         -
    Socket implementation that can be shared between multiple Python processes.
    6         -
    7         -
    Python cannot handle true multi-threaded applications due to the [GIL],
    8         -
    often resulting in reduced performance and only one core used by the application.
    9         -
    To work around this, Python web applications usually create a socket with
   10         -
    SO_REUSEADDR and SO_REUSEPORT enabled that can be shared between multiple
   11         -
    Python processes, allowing you to maximize performance and use all available
   12         -
    computing capacity of the host.
   13         -
   14         -
    [GIL]: https://wiki.python.org/moin/GlobalInterpreterLock
   15         -
    """
   16         -
   17         -
    def try_clone(self) -> PySocket:
   18         -
        """
   19         -
        Clone the inner socket allowing it to be shared between multiple
   20         -
        Python processes.
   21         -
        """
   22         -
        ...
   23         -
   24         -
   25         -
    def __init__(self, address: str, port: int, backlog: typing.Optional[int] = ...) -> None:
   26         -
        ...
   27         -

tmp-codegen-diff/codegen-server-test-python/unique_items/rust-server-codegen-python/python/unique_items/tls/__init__.pyi

@@ -1,0 +10,0 @@
    1         -
import pathlib
    2         -
    3         -
class TlsConfig:
    4         -
    """
    5         -
    PyTlsConfig represents TLS configuration created from Python.
    6         -
    """
    7         -
    8         -
    def __init__(self, key_path: pathlib.Path, cert_path: pathlib.Path, reload_secs: int = ...) -> None:
    9         -
        ...
   10         -

tmp-codegen-diff/codegen-server-test-python/unique_items/rust-server-codegen-python/python/unique_items/types/__init__.pyi

@@ -1,0 +209,0 @@
    1         -
import typing
    2         -
    3         -
class Blob:
    4         -
    """
    5         -
    Python Wrapper for [aws_smithy_types::Blob].
    6         -
    """
    7         -
    8         -
    data: bytes
    9         -
    """
   10         -
    Python getter for the `Blob` byte array.
   11         -
    """
   12         -
   13         -
    def __init__(self, input: bytes) -> None:
   14         -
        ...
   15         -
   16         -
   17         -
class ByteStream:
   18         -
    """
   19         -
    Python Wrapper for [aws_smithy_types::byte_stream::ByteStream].
   20         -
   21         -
    ByteStream provides misuse-resistant primitives to make it easier to handle common patterns with streaming data.
   22         -
   23         -
    On the Rust side, The Python implementation wraps the original [ByteStream](aws_smithy_types::byte_stream::ByteStream)
   24         -
    in a clonable structure and implements the [Stream](futures::stream::Stream) trait for it to
   25         -
    allow Rust to handle the type transparently.
   26         -
   27         -
    On the Python side both sync and async iterators are exposed by implementing `__iter__()` and `__aiter__()` magic methods,
   28         -
    which allows to just loop over the stream chunks.
   29         -
   30         -
    ### Example of async streaming:
   31         -
   32         -
    ```python
   33         -
        stream = await ByteStream.from_path("/tmp/music.mp3")
   34         -
        async for chunk in stream:
   35         -
            print(chunk)
   36         -
    ```
   37         -
   38         -
    ### Example of sync streaming:
   39         -
   40         -
    ```python
   41         -
        stream = ByteStream.from_stream_blocking("/tmp/music.mp3")
   42         -
        for chunk in stream:
   43         -
            print(chunk)
   44         -
    ```
   45         -
   46         -
    The main difference between the two implementations is that the async one is scheduling the Python coroutines as Rust futures,
   47         -
    effectively maintaining the asyncronous behavior that Rust exposes, while the sync one is blocking the Tokio runtime to be able
   48         -
    to await one chunk at a time.
   49         -
   50         -
    The original Rust [ByteStream](aws_smithy_types::byte_stream::ByteStream) is wrapped inside a `Arc<Mutex>` to allow the type to be
   51         -
    [Clone] (required by PyO3) and to allow internal mutability, required to fetch the next chunk of data.
   52         -
    """
   53         -
   54         -
    @staticmethod
   55         -
    def from_path(path: str) -> typing.Awaitable[ByteStream]:
   56         -
        """
   57         -
        Create a new [ByteStream](aws_smithy_types::byte_stream::ByteStream) from a path, forcing
   58         -
        Python to await this coroutine.
   59         -
        """
   60         -
        ...
   61         -
   62         -
   63         -
    @staticmethod
   64         -
    def from_path_blocking(path: str) -> ByteStream:
   65         -
        """
   66         -
        Create a new [ByteStream](aws_smithy_types::byte_stream::ByteStream) from a path, without
   67         -
        requiring Python to await this method.
   68         -
   69         -
        **NOTE:** This method will block the Rust event loop when it is running.
   70         -
        """
   71         -
        ...
   72         -
   73         -
   74         -
    def __init__(self, input: bytes) -> None:
   75         -
        ...
   76         -
   77         -
   78         -
class DateTime:
   79         -
    """
   80         -
    Python Wrapper for [aws_smithy_types::date_time::DateTime].
   81         -
    """
   82         -
   83         -
    def as_nanos(self) -> int:
   84         -
        """
   85         -
        Returns the number of nanoseconds since the Unix epoch that this `DateTime` represents.
   86         -
        """
   87         -
        ...
   88         -
   89         -
   90         -
    def as_secs_f64(self) -> float:
   91         -
        """
   92         -
        Returns the `DateTime` value as an `f64` representing the seconds since the Unix epoch.
   93         -
        """
   94         -
        ...
   95         -
   96         -
   97         -
    @staticmethod
   98         -
    def from_fractional_secs(epoch_seconds: int, fraction: float) -> DateTime:
   99         -
        """
  100         -
        Creates a `DateTime` from a number of seconds and a fractional second since the Unix epoch.
  101         -
        """
  102         -
        ...
  103         -
  104         -
  105         -
    @staticmethod
  106         -
    def from_millis(epoch_millis: int) -> DateTime:
  107         -
        """
  108         -
        Creates a `DateTime` from a number of milliseconds since the Unix epoch.
  109         -
        """
  110         -
        ...
  111         -
  112         -
  113         -
    @staticmethod
  114         -
    def from_nanos(epoch_nanos: int) -> DateTime:
  115         -
        """
  116         -
        Creates a `DateTime` from a number of nanoseconds since the Unix epoch.
  117         -
        """
  118         -
        ...
  119         -
  120         -
  121         -
    @staticmethod
  122         -
    def from_secs(epoch_seconds: int) -> DateTime:
  123         -
        """
  124         -
        Creates a `DateTime` from a number of seconds since the Unix epoch.
  125         -
        """
  126         -
        ...
  127         -
  128         -
  129         -
    @staticmethod
  130         -
    def from_secs_and_nanos(seconds: int, subsecond_nanos: int) -> DateTime:
  131         -
        """
  132         -
        Creates a `DateTime` from a number of seconds and sub-second nanos since the Unix epoch.
  133         -
        """
  134         -
        ...
  135         -
  136         -
  137         -
    @staticmethod
  138         -
    def from_secs_f64(epoch_seconds: float) -> DateTime:
  139         -
        """
  140         -
        Creates a `DateTime` from an `f64` representing the number of seconds since the Unix epoch.
  141         -
        """
  142         -
        ...
  143         -
  144         -
  145         -
    @staticmethod
  146         -
    def from_str(s: str, format: Format) -> DateTime:
  147         -
        """
  148         -
        Parses a `DateTime` from a string using the given `format`.
  149         -
        """
  150         -
        ...
  151         -
  152         -
  153         -
    def has_subsec_nanos(self) -> bool:
  154         -
        """
  155         -
        Returns true if sub-second nanos is greater than zero.
  156         -
        """
  157         -
        ...
  158         -
  159         -
  160         -
    @staticmethod
  161         -
    def read(format: Format, delim: str) -> typing.Tuple[DateTime, str]:
  162         -
        """
  163         -
        Read 1 date of `format` from `s`, expecting either `delim` or EOF.
  164         -
  165         -
        TODO(PythonTyping): How do we represent `char` in Python?
  166         -
        """
  167         -
        ...
  168         -
  169         -
  170         -
    def secs(self) -> int:
  171         -
        """
  172         -
        Returns the epoch seconds component of the `DateTime`.
  173         -
        """
  174         -
        ...
  175         -
  176         -
  177         -
    def subsec_nanos(self) -> int:
  178         -
        """
  179         -
        Returns the sub-second nanos component of the `DateTime`.
  180         -
        """
  181         -
        ...
  182         -
  183         -
  184         -
    def to_millis(self) -> int:
  185         -
        """
  186         -
        Converts the `DateTime` to the number of milliseconds since the Unix epoch.
  187         -
        """
  188         -
        ...
  189         -
  190         -
  191         -
class Format:
  192         -
    """
  193         -
    Formats for representing a `DateTime` in the Smithy protocols.
  194         -
    """
  195         -
  196         -
    DateTime: Format
  197         -
    """
  198         -
    Formats for representing a `DateTime` in the Smithy protocols.
  199         -
    """
  200         -
  201         -
    EpochSeconds: Format
  202         -
    """
  203         -
    Formats for representing a `DateTime` in the Smithy protocols.
  204         -
    """
  205         -
  206         -
    HttpDate: Format
  207         -
    """
  208         -
    Formats for representing a `DateTime` in the Smithy protocols.
  209         -
    """