Example #1
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def test_put_primes_raises_error_on_negative_numbers():
    with pytest.raises(Exception) as error_info:
        put_primes_in_table(-19)
    assert error_info.value.args[0] == (
        '-19 is not greater than 0, please enter' + ' a positive number')
Example #2
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def test_put_primes_in_table_can_take_string_thanks_to_decorator():
    prime_table_string = put_primes_in_table('3')
    should_be_string = 'x |2 |3 |5 \n2 |4 |6 |10\n3 |6 |9 |15\n5 |10|15|25'
    assert prime_table_string == should_be_string
Example #3
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def test_put_primes_in_table_raises_errors_for_string_input():
    with pytest.raises(Exception) as error_info:
        put_primes_in_table('abc')
    assert error_info.value.args[0] == 'abc is not an integer'
Example #4
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def test_put_primes_in_table_raises_error_for_float_input():
    with pytest.raises(Exception) as error_info:
        put_primes_in_table(3.14)
    assert error_info.value.args[0] == '3.14 is not an integer'
Example #5
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def test_put_primes_in_table_renders_correctly():
    prime_table_string = put_primes_in_table(3)
    should_be_string = 'x |2 |3 |5 \n2 |4 |6 |10\n3 |6 |9 |15\n5 |10|15|25'
    assert prime_table_string == should_be_string