class RuleCheckerSpec(unittest.TestCase):
'''Currently you need to have eispatterns_example.bank_system installed to run these tests'''
def setUp(self):
self.a_person = Person()
self.rule_checker = RuleChecker()
def tearDown(self):
self.rule_checker.decorators = []
def it_finds_decorators(self):
#it works with ordinary modules
self.rule_checker.find_decorators(eispatterns_examples.bank_system.decorators.bank_account_decorator)
self.rule_checker |should| have(1).decorators
self.rule_checker.decorators = []
self.rule_checker.find_decorators(eispatterns_examples.bank_system.decorators.credit_analyst_decorator)
#credit_analyst_decorator imports bank_account_decorator and
#employee_decorator => two decorators in the namespace
self.rule_checker |should| have(3).decorators
self.rule_checker.decorators = []
#it works with configurator.rule_checker_imports, a pure import module
self.rule_checker.find_decorators(configurator.rule_checker_imports)
self.rule_checker |should| have(3).decorators
def it_checks_rules(self):
#configuration for getting the specific rules
from domain.supportive.rule_manager import RuleManager
from bank_system.rules.bank_system_rule_base import BankSystemRuleBase
self.rule_checker.find_decorators(configurator.rule_checker_imports)
RuleManager.rule_base = BankSystemRuleBase()
#check it!
self.rule_checker.check_rules(self.a_person)
self.rule_checker.allowable_decorators |should| contain(eispatterns_examples.bank_system.decorators.employee_decorator.EmployeeDecorator)
self.rule_checker.non_allowable_decorators |should| include_in_any_order([eispatterns_examples.bank_system.decorators.bank_account_decorator.BankAccountDecorator, eispatterns_examples.bank_system.decorators.credit_analyst_decorator.CreditAnalystDecorator])
self.rule_checker.broken_rules |should| include_in_any_order([['Associated object should be instance of Machine'],['Associated object should be previously decorated by Employee']])
class RuleCheckerSpec(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
self.a_person = Person()
self.rule_checker = RuleChecker()
def it_finds_decorators(self):
#it works with ordinary modules
self.rule_checker.find_decorators(bank_system.decorators.bank_account_decorator)
self.rule_checker |should| have(1).decorators
self.rule_checker.decorators = []
self.rule_checker.find_decorators(bank_system.decorators.credit_analyst_decorator)
#credit_analyst_decorator imports bank_account_decorator and employee_decorator => two decorators in the namespace
self.rule_checker |should| have(3).decorators
self.rule_checker.decorators = []
#it works with configurator.rule_checker_imports, a pure import module
self.rule_checker.find_decorators(configurator.rule_checker_imports)
self.rule_checker |should| have(3).decorators
def it_checks_rules(self):
self.rule_checker.find_decorators(configurator.rule_checker_imports)
self.rule_checker.check_rules(self.a_person)
self.rule_checker |should| have(1).allowable_decorators #employee
self.rule_checker |should| have(2).broken_rules #credit_analyst + bank_account
def setUp(self):
self.a_person = Person()
self.rule_checker = RuleChecker()
class RuleCheckerSpec(unittest.TestCase):
'''Currently you need to have eispatterns_example.bank_system installed to run these tests'''
def setUp(self):
self.a_person = Person()
self.rule_checker = RuleChecker()
def tearDown(self):
self.rule_checker.decorators = []
def it_finds_decorators(self):
#it works with ordinary modules
self.rule_checker.find_decorators(bank_system.decorators.bank_account_decorator)
self.rule_checker |should| have(2).decorators
self.rule_checker.find_decorators(eispatterns_examples.bank_system.decorators.bank_account_decorator)
self.rule_checker |should| have(1).decorators
self.rule_checker.decorators = []
self.rule_checker.find_decorators(eispatterns_examples.bank_system.decorators.credit_analyst_decorator)
#credit_analyst_decorator imports bank_account_decorator and
#employee_decorator => two decorators in the namespace
self.rule_checker |should| have(3).decorators
self.rule_checker.decorators = []
#it works with configurator.rule_checker_imports, a pure import module
self.rule_checker.find_decorators(configurator.rule_checker_imports)
self.rule_checker |should| have(5).decorators
def it_checks_rules(self):
#configuration for getting the specific rules
from domain.supportive.rule_manager import RuleManager
from bank_system.rules.bank_system_rule_base import BankSystemRuleBase
self.rule_checker.find_decorators(configurator.rule_checker_imports)
RuleManager.rule_base = BankSystemRuleBase()
#check it!
self.rule_checker.check_rules(self.a_person)
self.rule_checker |should| have(2).allowable_decorators #employee + client
self.rule_checker |should| have(4).broken_rules #credit_analyst + bank_account + attendant
self.rule_checker.allowable_decorators |should| contain(eispatterns_examples.bank_system.decorators.employee_decorator.EmployeeDecorator)
self.rule_checker.non_allowable_decorators |should| include_in_any_order([eispatterns_examples.bank_system.decorators.bank_account_decorator.BankAccountDecorator, eispatterns_examples.bank_system.decorators.credit_analyst_decorator.CreditAnalystDecorator])
self.rule_checker.broken_rules |should| include_in_any_order([['Associated object should be instance of Machine'],['Associated object should be previously decorated by Employee']])
def setUp(self):
self.a_person = Person()
self.rule_checker = RuleChecker()
