Python is_non_reduce_requirement_met Beispiele

Beispiel #1

 def test_single_skill_2(self):
     REQUIREMENT = {
         'skills': [{
             'skill100': 1,
         }],
     }
     self.assertFalse(
         calc.is_non_reduce_requirement_met(REQUIREMENT, self.STUB_FUNGHIS,
                                            'skills'))

Beispiel #2

 def test_single_stat_3(self):
     REQUIREMENT = {
         'stats': [{
             'speed': 100,
         }],
     }
     self.assertFalse(
         calc.is_non_reduce_requirement_met(REQUIREMENT, self.STUB_FUNGHIS,
                                            'stats'))

Beispiel #3

 def test_single_stat_1(self):
     REQUIREMENT = {
         'stats': [{
             'vitality': 10,
         }],
     }
     self.assertTrue(
         calc.is_non_reduce_requirement_met(REQUIREMENT, self.STUB_FUNGHIS,
                                            'stats'))

Beispiel #4

 def test_multi_skills_1(self):
     REQUIREMENT = {
         'skills': [{
             'skill1': 1,
             'skill2': 1,
         }]
     }
     self.assertTrue(
         calc.is_non_reduce_requirement_met(REQUIREMENT, self.STUB_FUNGHIS,
                                            'skills'))

Beispiel #5

 def test_single_stat_2(self):
     REQUIREMENT = {
         'stats': [{
             'intelligence': 20,
             'speed': 20,
         }],
     }
     self.assertTrue(
         calc.is_non_reduce_requirement_met(REQUIREMENT, self.STUB_FUNGHIS,
                                            'stats'))

Beispiel #6

 def test_multi_stats_2(self):
     REQUIREMENT = {
         'stats': [{
             'intelligence': 20,
             'speed': 20,
         }, {
             'vitality': 100,
         }],
     }
     self.assertFalse(
         calc.is_non_reduce_requirement_met(REQUIREMENT, self.STUB_FUNGHIS,
                                            'stats'))