def test_sg_neighbors_error():
    """Ensure error is raised if node does not exist in graph."""
    from simple_graph import SimpleGraph
    test_sg = SimpleGraph()
    with pytest.raises(IndexError) as message:
        test_sg.neighbors("a")
    assert "That node is not in the graph." in str(message)
def test_sg_neighbors():
    """Ensure neighbors for node that exists are returned."""
    from simple_graph import SimpleGraph
    test_sg = SimpleGraph()
    test_sg.add_edge("b", "z")
    test_sg.add_edge("b", "c")
    assert test_sg.neighbors("b") == ["z", "c"]
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def test_neighbors_error():
    from simple_graph import SimpleGraph
    new_graph = SimpleGraph()
    new_graph.graph = {'A': {'B': 15}}
    with pytest.raises(KeyError):
        new_graph.neighbors('E')
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def test_neighbors():
    from simple_graph import SimpleGraph
    new_graph = SimpleGraph()
    new_graph.graph = {'A': {'B': 15}}
    assert new_graph.neighbors('A') == ['B']
def test_neighbors_empty():
    from simple_graph import SimpleGraph
    instance = SimpleGraph()
    assert instance.neighbors('waffles') is None
def test_neighbors():
    from simple_graph import SimpleGraph
    instance = SimpleGraph()
    instance.add_edge('waffles', 'waffles2')
    instance.add_edge('waffles', 'waffles3')
    assert instance.neighbors('waffles') == {'waffles2', 'waffles3'}