Set Disobedience login default in a way that doesn't override

[disorder] / tests / queue.py

#! /usr/bin/env python
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import dtest,time,disorder,re

class wait_monitor(disorder.monitor):
    def queue(self, q):
        return False

def test():
    """Check the queue is padded to the (default) configured length"""
    dtest.start_daemon()
    dtest.create_user()
    c = disorder.client()
    print " disabling play"
    c.disable()
    print " waiting for queue to be populated..."
    q = c.queue()
    while len(q) < 5:
        print "  queue at %d tracks" % len(q)
        wait_monitor().run()
        q = c.queue()
    print " getting queue via disorder(1)"
    q = dtest.command(["disorder",
                       "--config", disorder._configfile, "--no-per-user-config",
                       "queue"])
    tracks = filter(lambda s: re.match("^track", s), q)
    assert len(tracks) == 5, "queue is at proper length"
    print " disabling random play"
    c.random_disable()
    print " emptying queue"
    for t in c.queue():
        c.remove(t['id'])
    print " checking queue is now empty"
    q = c.queue()
    assert q == [], "checking queue is empty"
    print " enabling random play"
    c.random_enable()
    print " waiting for queue to refill..."
    q = c.queue()
    while len(q) < 5:
        print "  queue at %d tracks" % len(q)
        wait_monitor().run()
        q = c.queue()
    print " disabling all play"
    c.random_disable()
    c.disable()
    print " emptying queue"
    for t in c.queue():
        c.remove(t['id'])
    t1 = "%s/Joe Bloggs/Third Album/01:First_track.ogg" % dtest.tracks
    t2 = "%s/Joe Bloggs/Third Album/02:Second_track.ogg" % dtest.tracks
    t3 = "%s/Joe Bloggs/Third Album/02:Second_track.ogg" % dtest.tracks
    print " adding tracks"
    i1 = c.play(t1)
    i2 = c.play(t2)
    i3 = c.play(t3)
    q = c.queue()
    assert map(lambda e:e['id'], q) == [i1, i2, i3], "checking queue order(1)"
    print " moving last track to start"
    c.moveafter(None, [i3])
    q = c.queue()
    assert map(lambda e:e['id'], q) == [i3, i1, i2], "checking queue order(2)"
    print " moving two tracks"
    c.moveafter(i1, [i2, i3])
    q = c.queue()
    assert map(lambda e:e['id'], q) == [i1, i2 ,i3], "checking queue order(3)"
    print " removing a track"
    c.remove(i2)
    q = c.queue()
    assert map(lambda e:e['id'], q) == [i1 ,i3], "checking queue order(4)"

if __name__ == '__main__':
    dtest.run()