def test_Table_get_active_players(self):
"""Test Table.get_active_players() method."""
players = [ Player(stack=100), Player(stack=100),
Player(stack=100), Player(stack=0) ]
table = Table(players=players)
active_players = table.get_active_players()
# players[3] shouldn't be in players since they are sitting out
# with stack == 0
self.assertIsNotNone(active_players)
self.assertEqual(len(active_players), 3)
self.assertNotIn(players[3], active_players)
def test_Game_play_hand(self):
"""Test Game.play_hand() method"""
players = [ Player(name="Player One", stack=1000) ]
table = Table(players = players)
self.assertEqual(len(table.get_active_players()), 1)
structure = Structure(Structure.LIMIT, ante=5, blinds=[10])
game = Game(table, structure, console=self.console)
# Trying to play a hand with only one player should be an exception
with self.assertRaises(PokerGameStateException):
game.play_hand()
table.seat_players([
Player(name="Player Two", stack=1000),
Player(name="Player Three", stack=1000)
])
self.assertEqual(len(table.get_active_players()), 3)
hand_state = game.play_hand()
self.assertIsInstance(hand_state, HandState)
# Make sure all players states have been reset
for player in table.get_seated_players():
if player.stack > 0:
self.assertTrue(player.is_active())
else:
self.assertTrue(player.is_sitting_out())
