def test_games_names(self):
game.join(self.r, 'the hills', 'foo')
game.join(self.r, 'the valleys', 'bar')
games = game.games(self.r)
self.assertItemsEqual(['the hills', 'the valleys'],
[g['name'] for g in games.next()['games']])
def test_games_in_reverse_order(self):
"""
Most recent games come first.
"""
game.join(self.r, 'thesis', 'foo')
game.join(self.r, 'antithesis', 'bar')
game.join(self.r, 'synthesis', 'baz')
games = game.games(self.r)
self.assertEqual(['synthesis', 'antithesis', 'thesis'],
[g['name'] for g in games.next()['games']])
def test_games_waits_for_id(self):
"""
The ID passed to games should cause it to hold on a response
until there are more than that number of games.
"""
games = game.games(self.r, 3)
t = Thread(target=games.next)
t.start()
game.join(self.r, 'one', 'player')
game.join(self.r, 'two', 'player')
game.join(self.r, 'three', 'player')
self.assertTrue(t.is_alive())
game.join(self.r, 'four', 'player')
t.join(1)
self.assertFalse(t.is_alive())
def test_games_advances(self):
"""
.games() should return a generator that only advances when a
new game is made.
"""
games = game.games(self.r)
games.next() # pull out the empty array
t = Thread(target=games.next)
t.start()
self.assertTrue(t.is_alive())
time.sleep(0.5)
self.assertTrue(t.is_alive())
game.join(self.r, 'unblocked', 'some dude') # create a game
t.join(1)
self.assertFalse(t.is_alive())
def test_no_games_zero_id(self):
"""
.games() should initially return an empty array if there were no games.
"""
games = game.games(self.r)
self.assertEquals(0, games.next()['id'])