Python Result.__repr__ Examples

Example #1

def test_should_repr_as_expected_an_error_with_message():
    given_any_message = "any message"

    class ErrorWithMessage(Error):
        def __init__(self, message: str):
            self.message = message

    result = Result(failure=ErrorWithMessage(given_any_message))

    assert (
        f"Result[status: failure | value: ErrorWithMessage: {given_any_message}]"
        == result.__repr__())

Example #2

def test_should_repr_as_expected_default_error():

    result = Result(failure=Error())

    assert "Result[status: failure | value: Error]" == result.__repr__()

Example #3

File: test_result.py Project: alice-biometrics/meiga

def test_should_repr_a_failure_result():
    result = Result(failure=Error())
    assert "Result[status: failure | value: Error]" == result.__repr__()

Example #4

File: test_result.py Project: alice-biometrics/meiga

def test_should_repr_a_success_result():
    result = Result(success=2)
    assert "Result[status: success | value: 2]" == result.__repr__()