def test_exception_running_multiple_servers_on_same_port():
# Given
with pytest.raises(MountebankPortInUseException):
try:
server1 = ExecutingMountebankServer(port=2526)
server2 = ExecutingMountebankServer(port=2526)
finally:
try:
server1.close()
server2.close()
except UnboundLocalError:
pass
def test_allow_multiple_servers_on_different_ports():
# Given
try:
server1 = ExecutingMountebankServer(port=2526)
server2 = ExecutingMountebankServer(port=2527)
imposter1 = Imposter(Stub(Predicate(path="/test"), Response(body="sausages")))
imposter2 = Imposter(Stub(Predicate(path="/test"), Response(body="bacon")))
with server1(imposter1), server2(imposter2):
response1 = requests.get(f"{imposter1.url}/test")
response2 = requests.get(f"{imposter2.url}/test")
assert_that(response1, is_response().with_status_code(200).and_body("sausages"))
assert_that(response2, is_response().with_status_code(200).and_body("bacon"))
finally:
server1.close()
server2.close()
def test_server_can_be_restarted_on_same_port():
server = ExecutingMountebankServer(port=2526)
server.close()
server = ExecutingMountebankServer(port=2526)
server.close()