def test_patch_decorators(self, mock_my_method):
"""
Patch Decorators
"""
mock_my_method.return_value = True
assert Customer._some_data == "hehehe" # the attributed is patched
Customer.init() # calling real class method resets attribute to its real state
assert Customer._some_data == [1, 2, 3] # And for real Customer class it should be [1,2,3]
"""
Patch Decorators
"""
mock_my_method.return_value = True
assert Customer._some_data == "hehehe" # the attributed is patched
Customer.init() # calling real class method resets attribute to its real state
assert Customer._some_data == [1, 2, 3] # And for real Customer class it should be [1,2,3]
@patch("samples1.my_module_attribute", "FOO")
def test_patch_decorators(self):
"""
Patch Decorators
"""
# the attribute is patched, the patch value will disapear on exit from this method
from samples1 import my_module_attribute
assert my_module_attribute == "FOO"
Customer.init()
original = Customer._some_data
@patch.object(Customer, "_some_data", sentinel._some_data)
def test():
assert Customer._some_data == sentinel._some_data
test()
assert Customer._some_data == original