Beispiel #1
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    def test_list_of_int(self):
        input_str = '1,2,3\n'

        with redirect_stdin(StringIO(input_str)):
            get_int_list = GetInput(convertor=IntConvertor())
            result = get_list(
                prompt=
                'List of integers between 3 and 5 numbers long, separated by ","',
                elem_get_input=get_int_list)
            assert (result == [1, 2, 3])
Beispiel #2
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    def test_list_of_three_ints(self):
        input_str = '1,2\n-1,4,6\n2,4,11\n2, 4, 10'

        not_1_3_5_validator = NoneOfValidator([1, 3, 5])
        zero_to_ten_validator = RangeValidator(0, 10)
        complex_in_input = GetInput(
            convertor=IntConvertor(),
            validators=[zero_to_ten_validator, not_1_3_5_validator])

        with redirect_stdin(StringIO(input_str)):
            result = get_list(elem_get_input=complex_in_input)
            assert (result == [2, 4, 10])
Beispiel #3
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    def test_get_input_list_3(self):
        input_str = u"""
            foo, bar
            -1,2,3
            """

        lc = ListConvertor(delimiter=None,
                           elem_get_input=GetInput(convertor=IntConvertor()))
        with redirect_stdin(StringIO(input_str)):
            result = get_input(cleaners=StripCleaner(), convertor=lc)
            print(result)
            assert (result == [-1, 2, 3])
Beispiel #4
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    def test_list_of_lists(self):
        input_str = '0:0:0, 112:67:255, 255: 255: 128'

        sublist_elem_get_input = GetInput(convertor=IntConvertor(),
                                          validators=RangeValidator(0, 255))
        sublist_get_input = GetInput(convertor=ListConvertor(
            elem_get_input=sublist_elem_get_input, delimiter=":"),
                                     validators=LengthValidator(3, 3))
        list_get_input = GetInput(convertor=ListConvertor(
            elem_get_input=sublist_get_input))

        with redirect_stdin(StringIO(input_str)):
            result = list_get_input.get_input()
            assert (result == [[0, 0, 0], [112, 67, 255], [255, 255, 128]])
Beispiel #5
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    def test_list_of_three_ints(self):
        input_str = '1,2\n1,4,6,7,9'

        with redirect_stdin(StringIO(input_str)):
            get_int_list = GetInput(convertor=IntConvertor())

            len_3_validator = RangeValidator(min_val=3, max_val=5)

            result = get_list(
                prompt='List of 3-5 integers (separated by ",")',
                elem_get_input=get_int_list,
                validators=len_3_validator,
                value_error_str='list of values',
            )
            assert (result == [1, 4, 6, 7, 9])
Beispiel #6
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Len Wanger, 2017
"""

from cooked_input import get_input, silent_error, log_error, get_int
from cooked_input.convertors import IntConvertor
from cooked_input.validators import RangeValidator, EqualToValidator, NoneOfValidator, AnyOfValidator


def my_print_error(fmt_str, value, error_content):
    print('<<< ' + fmt_str.format(value=value, error_content=error_content) +
          ' >>>')


if __name__ == '__main__':
    int_convertor = IntConvertor()
    pos_int_validator = RangeValidator(min_val=1, max_val=None)
    zero_to_ten_validator = RangeValidator(min_val=0, max_val=10)
    exactly_0_validator = EqualToValidator(value=0)
    exactly_5_validator = EqualToValidator(value=5)
    not_0_validator = NoneOfValidator(validators=[exactly_0_validator])
    not_5_validator = NoneOfValidator(validators=[exactly_5_validator])
    in_0_or_5_validator = AnyOfValidator(
        validators=[exactly_0_validator, exactly_5_validator])
    not_0_or_5_validator = NoneOfValidator(
        validators=[exactly_0_validator, exactly_5_validator])
    convertor_fmt = '# {value} cannot be converted to {error_content} #'
    validator_fmt = '@ {value} {error_content} @'

    # get any integer - simplest way
    print(get_int())
from prompt_toolkit.key_binding.defaults import load_key_bindings_for_prompt
from prompt_toolkit.keys import Keys

from cooked_input import get_input, GetInputInterrupt
from cooked_input.convertors import IntConvertor
from cooked_input.validators import RangeValidator, EqualToValidator, NoneOfValidator, AnyOfValidator


def my_print_error(fmt_str, value, error_content):
    print('<<< ' + fmt_str.format(value=value, error_content=error_content) +
          ' >>>')


if __name__ == '__main__':
    int_convertor = IntConvertor()
    pos_int_validator = RangeValidator(min_val=1, max_val=None)
    zero_to_ten_validator = RangeValidator(min_val=0, max_val=10)
    exactly_0_validator = EqualToValidator(value=0)
    exactly_5_validator = EqualToValidator(value=5)
    not_0_validator = NoneOfValidator(validators=[exactly_0_validator])
    not_5_validator = NoneOfValidator(validators=[exactly_5_validator])
    in_0_or_5_validator = AnyOfValidator(
        validators=[exactly_0_validator, exactly_5_validator])
    not_0_or_5_validator = NoneOfValidator(
        validators=[exactly_0_validator, exactly_5_validator])
    convertor_fmt = '# {value} cannot be converted to {error_content} #'
    validator_fmt = '@ {value} {error_content} @'

    registry = load_key_bindings_for_prompt()