def test_dollars_to_target(self, mock_rates):
mock_rate = 12.34567 # Any number will do.
# As long as the JSON contains the data the program needs, it does not need to be a complete response
example_api_response = {'base': 'USD', 'date': '2019-02-04', 'rates': {'EUR': mock_rate}}
mock_rates.side_effect = [ example_api_response ]
# 100 dollars is 1234.567 Euros at this made up exchange rate
converted = exchange_rate.convert_dollars_to_target(100, 'EUR')
self.assertEqual(1234.567, converted)
def test_dollars_to_target_2(self, mock_requests_get):
mock_rate = 123.4567
example_api_response = {"rates":{"CAD": mock_rate},"base":"USD","date":"2020-10-02"}
# Another mock for the mock_requests_get - the .json() method needs to return the example response
mock_requests_get().json.return_value = example_api_response
converted = exchange_rate.convert_dollars_to_target(100, 'CAD')
expected = 12345.67
self.assertEqual(expected, converted)
def test_request_rates(self, mock_rate):
mock_rate = 15.00
example_api_response = {
'base': 'USD',
'date': '2019-02-04',
'rates': {
'EUR': mock_rate
}
}
mock_rate.side_effect = [example_api_response]
converted = exchange_rate.convert_dollars_to_target(100, 'EUR')
self.assertEqual(15.00, converted)
def test_dollars_to_target(self, mock_rates):
mock_rate = 12.34567 # any number will do
example_api_response = {
'base': 'USD',
'date': '2019-02-04',
'rates': {
'EUR': mock_rate
}
}
mock_rates.side_effect = [example_api_response]
#100 dollars is 1234.567 Euros at this made up exchange rate
converted = exchange_rate.convert_dollars_to_target(100, 'EUR')
self.assertEqual(1234.567, converted)
def test_dollars_to_target_2(self, mock_requests_json):
mock_rate = 123.4567
example_api_response = {
"rates": {
"CAD": mock_rate
},
"base": "USD",
"date": "2020-10-02"
}
mock_requests_json.return_value = example_api_response
converted = exchange_rate.convert_dollars_to_target(100, 'CAD')
expected = 12345.67
self.assertEqual(expected, converted)