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from ironicclient.tests.functional import base
class IronicClientHelp(base.FunctionalTestBase):
"""Test for python-ironicclient help messages."""
def test_ironic_help(self):
"""Check Ironic client main help message contents."""
caption = ("Command-line interface to the "
"OpenStack Bare Metal Provisioning API.")
subcommands = {
'bash-completion',
'chassis-create',
'chassis-delete',
'chassis-list',
'chassis-node-list',
'chassis-show',
'chassis-update',
'driver-list',
'driver-properties',
'driver-show',
'driver-vendor-passthru',
'help',
'node-create',
'node-delete',
'node-get-boot-device',
'node-get-console',
'node-get-supported-boot-devices',
'node-list',
'node-port-list',
'node-set-boot-device',
'node-set-console-mode',
'node-set-maintenance',
'node-set-power-state',
'node-set-provision-state',
'node-show',
'node-show-states',
'node-update',
'node-validate',
'node-vendor-passthru',
'node-vif-attach',
'node-vif-detach',
'node-vif-list',
'port-create',
'port-delete',
'port-list',
'port-show',
'port-update'
}
output = self._ironic('help', flags='', params='')
self.assertIn(caption, output)
for string in subcommands:
self.assertIn(string, output)
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