Python list_n_or_more Examples

Example #1

File: test_valid.py Project: jesselang/krankshaft

 def test_list_n_or_more_invalid_data(self):
     self.expect_raises(valid.list_n_or_more(valid.int, 1), ['a',2], errors={0: ["invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'a'"]})

Example #2

File: test_valid.py Project: jesselang/krankshaft

 def test_list_n_or_more_more(self):
     self.expect(valid.list_n_or_more(valid.int, 1), [1,2])

Example #3

File: test_valid.py Project: jesselang/krankshaft

 def test_list_n_or_more_zero(self):
     self.expect_raises(valid.list_n_or_more(valid.int, 1), [], errors={'__nonindexerrors__': ['Expected list with 1 or more elements, saw 0']})

Example #4

File: test_valid.py Project: dlamotte/krankshaft

 def test_list_n_or_more_invalid_data(self):
     self.expect_raises(valid.list_n_or_more(valid.int, 1), ['a',2], errors={0: ["invalid literal for int() with base 10: 'a'"]})

Example #5

File: test_valid.py Project: dlamotte/krankshaft

 def test_list_n_or_more_more(self):
     self.expect(valid.list_n_or_more(valid.int, 1), [1,2])

Example #6

File: test_valid.py Project: dlamotte/krankshaft

 def test_list_n_or_more_zero(self):
     self.expect_raises(valid.list_n_or_more(valid.int, 1), [], errors={'__nonindexerrors__': ['Expected list with 1 or more elements, saw 0']})