def status(self):
"""
Writes a (final) status message to the log, telling the user how
many errors and warnings were logged by this instance.
Example:
>>> l = Logger('test')
>>> l.error('message')
ERROR: message
>>> l.warn('message')
WARNING: message
>>> l.status()
Logged 1 error and 1 warning.
>>> l.reset_stats()
>>> l.status()
Logged 0 errors and 0 warnings.
"""
errors = _tu.format_plural('error', self._num_err)
warnings = _tu.format_plural('warning', self._num_warn)
self.info('Logged {} and {}.', errors, warnings)
def test_formatplural():
assert textutils.format_plural('test', 0) == '0 tests'
assert textutils.format_plural('test', 1) == '1 test'
assert textutils.format_plural('test', 2) == '2 tests'
assert textutils.format_plural('test', 3.14) == '3.14 tests'
assert textutils.format_plural('bus', 2, 'es') == '2 buses'
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
textutils.format_plural(1, 'test')
textutils.format_plural(None, 1)
textutils.format_plural('test', None)
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
textutils.format_plural('123', 0)
textutils.format_plural('--test--', 1)