Python check_unit_of_measurement Examples

Example #1

File: test_check.py Project: si618/pi-time

 def test_check_unit_of_measurement_raises_exception_when_unit_is_invalid(self):
     # Arrange
     laptimer = json.loads('{"unitOfMeasurement": "bogus"}')
     # Act
     with self.assertRaises(Exception) as context:
         check.check_unit_of_measurement(laptimer)
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(context.exception.message,
                      "'unitOfMeasurement' in laptimer configuration must be "
                      "('METRIC', 'IMPERIAL'), but got bogus")

Example #2

File: test_check.py Project: movermeyer/pi-time

 def test_check_unit_of_measurement_raises_exception_when_unit_is_invalid(
         self):
     # Arrange
     laptimer = json.loads('{"unitOfMeasurement": "bogus"}')
     # Act
     with self.assertRaises(Exception) as context:
         check.check_unit_of_measurement(laptimer)
     # Assert
     self.assertEqual(
         context.exception.message,
         "'unitOfMeasurement' in laptimer configuration must be "
         "('METRIC', 'IMPERIAL'), but got bogus")

Example #3

File: test_check.py Project: si618/pi-time

 def test_check_unit_of_measurement_passes_when_unit_is_valid(self):
     # Arrange
     laptimer = json.loads('{"unitOfMeasurement": "%s"}' % settings.METRIC)
     # Act & Assert
     check.check_unit_of_measurement(laptimer)

Example #4

File: test_check.py Project: movermeyer/pi-time

 def test_check_unit_of_measurement_passes_when_unit_is_valid(self):
     # Arrange
     laptimer = json.loads('{"unitOfMeasurement": "%s"}' % settings.METRIC)
     # Act & Assert
     check.check_unit_of_measurement(laptimer)