def METHOD_NAME(self):
    configuration = deepcopy(CONFIGURATION)
    inject_variables(FormioConfigurationWrapper(configuration), VARIABLES)
    lookup_table = {comp["key"]: comp for comp in configuration["components"]}
    content1 = lookup_table["content1"]
    text1 = lookup_table["text1"]
    text2 = lookup_table["text2"]
    textfield_multi = lookup_table["textfieldMulti"]
    date1 = lookup_table["date1"]
    number1 = lookup_table["number1"]
    checkbox1 = lookup_table["checkbox1"]
    with self.subTest("HTML content"):
        self.assertEqual(
            content1["html"],
            "<p>We expected a &lt;span&gt;HTML injection!&lt;/span&gt; to be escaped.</p>",
        )
        self.assertEqual(content1["label"], "Message at 2022-08-16")
    with self.subTest("Nested lookups"):
        self.assertEqual(text1["label"], "Label eerste textfield")
    with self.subTest("Double quotes in placeholder escaped"):
        self.assertEqual(text1["placeholder"], "These should &quot; be escaped")
    with self.subTest("Stringified default value"):
        self.assertEqual(text1["defaultValue"], "123")
    with self.subTest("Stringified default value (float)"):
        # localized! Formio seems to handle localized values correctly
        self.assertEqual(text2["defaultValue"], "123,45")
    with self.subTest("Default values with multiple=true"):
        # localized! Formio seems to handle localized values correctly
        self.assertEqual(textfield_multi["defaultValue"], ["123", "123,5"])
    with self.subTest("Builtin template filters"):
        self.assertEqual(date1["label"], "Het is vandaag dinsdag")
        self.assertEqual(date1["defaultValue"], "16-08-2022")
    # questionable but convenient formio behaviour - it parses the string as a number
    with self.subTest("Number default floatformat, unlocalized"):
        # localized! Formio seems to handle localized values correctly.
        # We can't combine `{% localize off %}` with the floatformat template filter,
        # as the use_l10n parameter is not passed down inside of floatformat. This is fixed
        # in newer django versions than 3.2. For now, we can accept localized values.
        self.assertEqual(number1["defaultValue"], "0,30")
    # questionable but convenient formio behaviour - it parses the string as a boolean
    with self.subTest("Checkbox default value boolean-ish"):
        self.assertEqual(checkbox1["defaultValue"], "true")