Python Answer.from_dict Beispiele

Beispiel #1

Datei: test_answer_store.py Projekt: ONSdigital/eq-questionnaire-runner

def test_list_serialisation(store_to_serialize):
    serialized_store = list(store_to_serialize)

    assert serialized_store == [
        Answer.from_dict(
            {"answer_id": "answer1", "value": 10, "list_item_id": "abc123"}
        ),
        Answer.from_dict(
            {"answer_id": "answer2", "value": 20, "list_item_id": "xyz987"}
        ),
        Answer.from_dict({"answer_id": "answer3", "value": 30, "list_item_id": None}),
    ]

Beispiel #2

def test_get_answer_no_list(basic_answer_store):
    assert basic_answer_store.get_answer("answer3") == Answer.from_dict({
        "answer_id":
        "answer3",
        "list_item_id":
        None,
        "value":
        30
    })

Beispiel #3

def test_get_answer_with_list(basic_answer_store):
    assert basic_answer_store.get_answer("answer1",
                                         "abc123") == Answer.from_dict({
                                             "answer_id":
                                             "answer1",
                                             "list_item_id":
                                             "abc123",
                                             "value":
                                             10
                                         })

Beispiel #4

def test_from_dict():
    test_answer = {
        "answer_id": "test1",
        "value": "avalue",
        "list_item_id": "123321"
    }

    expected_answer = Answer(answer_id="test1",
                             value="avalue",
                             list_item_id="123321")

    assert Answer.from_dict(test_answer) == expected_answer