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auroradns: Implement iterator for zones and records #829

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@wido wido commented Jul 2, 2016

By implementing iterate_zones() and iterate_records() you can
iterate over zones and records returned by the API.

The list_zones() and list_records() methods simply talk to the
iteration functions and create a list of it and return that.

The test cases should still match since they call the list functions
and those call the iterators on their turn.

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thanks @wido it would be great to update the test case to validate that the responses are infact tuples or iterate the responses. the current case I think just checks the first response.
e.g.
assertEqual(tuple(generator_object), (1, 2, ...))

By implementing iterate_zones() and iterate_records() you can
iterate over zones and records returned by the API.

The list_zones() and list_records() methods simply talk to the
iteration functions and create a list of it and return that.

The test cases should still match since they call the list functions
and those call the iterators on their turn.

The test case test_list_zones() however has been expanded to iterate
over the result.

The test_list_records case already iterated over the results, so that
verifies that the result is iteratable.
@wido wido force-pushed the auroradns-iterate-records branch from 91988e1 to d0f5c34 Compare July 5, 2016 09:36
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wido commented Jul 5, 2016

@tonybaloney Thanks for the feedback! I expanded one test-case slightly, but the records were already iterated.

Or I might be missing your point here. But the list_records/zones calls call the iterate functions, so that tests it from beginning to end, right?

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cool, 👍 then. you need to make sure you make multiple assertions for a generator method, that was all I was suggesting.

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Kami commented Jul 10, 2016

Thanks for this change.

I know I am a bit late, but anyway. I removed the list_* methods from the driver since they are a bit redundant - they are already implemented on the base driver (52b037b).

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