Python should_color Examples

Example #1

File: test_log.py Project: 1stvamp/pip

def test_should_color_isatty():
    class FakeTTY(object):
        def isatty(self):
            return True

    consumer = FakeTTY()
    assert should_color(consumer, {}, std=[consumer])

Example #2

def test_should_color_isatty():
    class FakeTTY(object):
        def isatty(self):
            return True

    consumer = FakeTTY()
    assert should_color(consumer, {}, std=[consumer])

Example #3

File: test_log.py Project: 1stvamp/pip

def test_should_color_std():
    assert not should_color(object(), {}, std=[object()])

Example #4

File: test_log.py Project: 1stvamp/pip

def test_should_color_notty_environ():
    consumer = object()
    assert not should_color(consumer, {}, std=[consumer])

Example #5

File: test_log.py Project: 1stvamp/pip

def test_should_color_environ():
    consumer = object()
    assert should_color(consumer, {"TERM": "ANSI"}, std=[consumer])

Example #6

def test_should_color_std():
    assert not should_color(object(), {}, std=[object()])

Example #7

def test_should_color_notty_environ():
    consumer = object()
    assert not should_color(consumer, {}, std=[consumer])

Example #8

def test_should_color_environ():
    consumer = object()
    assert should_color(consumer, {"TERM": "ANSI"}, std=[consumer])