#pyderide

Python implementation of Deride

The following list is taken from the Deride node.js homepage. Some of the methods are marked with N/A as they are not applicable for python due to language differences.

Ensure you run make before pushing (comitting really) and also before submitting a pull request.

The Makefile will ensure that:

• requirements are installed
• the tests pass
• the code is linted

The following python versions are in scope for this package:

• "2.7"
• "3.3"
• "3.4"
• "3.5"
• "3.5-dev" # 3.5 development branch
• "nightly" # currently points to 3.6-dev

Currently excluding:

• "2.6" won't work with the cachetools package
• "3.2" won't work with the coverage package

• wrap (in progress...)
• stub
• func

• obj.expect.method.called.times(n)
• obj.expect.method.called.once()
• obj.expect.method.called.twice()
• obj.expect.method.called.lt()
• obj.expect.method.called.lte()
• obj.expect.method.called.gt()
• obj.expect.method.called.gte()
• obj.expect.method.called.never()
• obj.expect.method.called.withArg(arg) (renamed to with_arg)
• obj.expect.method.called.withArgs(args) (renamed to with_args)
• obj.expect.method.called.withMatch(pattern)
• obj.expect.method.called.matchExactly(args) (renamed to with_args_strict)
• obj.expect.method.invocation(n)

• obj.expect.method.called.reset()
• obj.called.reset() (renamed to obj.expect.reset())

• obj.setup.method.toDoThis(func) (renamed to to_do_this)
• obj.setup.method.toReturn(value) (renamed to to_return)
• obj.setup.method.toResolveWith(value) N/A
• obj.setup.method.toRejectWith(value) N/A
• obj.setup.method.toThrow(message) (renamed to to_raise)
• obj.setup.method.toEmit(event, args) N/A
• obj.setup.method.toCallbackWith(args) N/A
• obj.setup.method.toTimeWarp(milliseconds) N/A
• obj.setup.method.toIntercept(func) (renamed to to_intercept_with)
• obj.setup.method.when(args|function)
  • .toDoThis
  • .toReturn
  • .toRejectWith N/A
  • .toResolveWith N/A
  • .toThrow (renamed to to_raise)
  • .toEmit N/A
  • .toCallbackWith N/A
  • .toTimeWarp N/A
  • .toIntercept(func) (renamed to to_intercept_with)