Python _parse Beispiele

Beispiel #1

def test__parse_help():
    cmd, options, cmdoptions, args = dispatch._parse(['help'])
    assert cmd == 'help'

    cmd, options, cmdoptions, args = dispatch._parse([])
    assert cmd == 'help'

    cmd, options, cmdoptions, args = dispatch._parse(['-h'])
    assert cmd == 'help'
    assert options['help'] == True

Beispiel #2

Datei: test_dispatch.py Projekt: couchapp/couchapp

def test__parse_help():
    cmd, options, cmdoptions, args = dispatch._parse(['help'])
    assert cmd == 'help'

    cmd, options, cmdoptions, args = dispatch._parse([])
    assert cmd == 'help'

    cmd, options, cmdoptions, args = dispatch._parse(['-h'])
    assert cmd == 'help'
    assert options['help'] == True

Beispiel #3

Datei: test_dispatch.py Projekt: couchapp/couchapp

def test__parse_subcmd_options():
    cmd, options, cmdoptions, args = dispatch._parse(['push', '-b', 'http://localhost'])
    assert cmd == 'push'
    assert cmdoptions['browse'] == True

Beispiel #4

Datei: test_dispatch.py Projekt: couchapp/couchapp

 def long():
     dispatch._parse(['--unkown'])

Beispiel #5

Datei: test_dispatch.py Projekt: couchapp/couchapp

 def app_arg():
     dispatch._parse(['init', '-X'])

Beispiel #6

Datei: test_dispatch.py Projekt: couchapp/couchapp

 def short():
     dispatch._parse(['-X'])

Beispiel #7

def test__parse_subcmd_options():
    cmd, options, cmdoptions, args = dispatch._parse(
        ['push', '-b', 'http://localhost'])
    assert cmd == 'push'
    assert cmdoptions['browse'] == True

Beispiel #8

 def long():
     dispatch._parse(['--unkown'])

Beispiel #9

 def app_arg():
     dispatch._parse(['init', '-X'])

Beispiel #10

 def short():
     dispatch._parse(['-X'])