How to use the aiodocker.utils.parse_content_type function in aiodocker
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aio-libs / aiodocker / tests / test_utils.py View on Github 
ct = "text/plain; charset=utf-8"
mt, st, opts = utils.parse_content_type(ct)
assert mt == "text"
assert st == "plain"
assert opts == {"charset": "utf-8"}
ct = "text/plain; "
mt, st, opts = utils.parse_content_type(ct)
assert mt == "text"
assert st == "plain"
assert opts == {}
ct = "text/plain; asdfasdf"
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
mt, st, opts = utils.parse_content_type(ct)def test_parse_content_type():
ct = "text/plain"
mt, st, opts = utils.parse_content_type(ct)
assert mt == "text"
assert st == "plain"
assert opts == {}
ct = "text/plain; charset=utf-8"
mt, st, opts = utils.parse_content_type(ct)
assert mt == "text"
assert st == "plain"
assert opts == {"charset": "utf-8"}
ct = "text/plain; "
mt, st, opts = utils.parse_content_type(ct)
assert mt == "text"
assert st == "plain"
assert opts == {}
ct = "text/plain; asdfasdf"
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
mt, st, opts = utils.parse_content_type(ct)def test_parse_content_type():
ct = "text/plain"
mt, st, opts = utils.parse_content_type(ct)
assert mt == "text"
assert st == "plain"
assert opts == {}
ct = "text/plain; charset=utf-8"
mt, st, opts = utils.parse_content_type(ct)
assert mt == "text"
assert st == "plain"
assert opts == {"charset": "utf-8"}
ct = "text/plain; "
mt, st, opts = utils.parse_content_type(ct)
assert mt == "text"
assert st == "plain"
assert opts == {}def test_parse_content_type():
ct = "text/plain"
mt, st, opts = utils.parse_content_type(ct)
assert mt == "text"
assert st == "plain"
assert opts == {}
ct = "text/plain; charset=utf-8"
mt, st, opts = utils.parse_content_type(ct)
assert mt == "text"
assert st == "plain"
assert opts == {"charset": "utf-8"}
ct = "text/plain; "
mt, st, opts = utils.parse_content_type(ct)
assert mt == "text"
assert st == "plain"
assert opts == {}
ct = "text/plain; asdfasdf"
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
mt, st, opts = utils.parse_content_type(ct)
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