Python has Examples

Example #1

File: test_shackles.py Project: barberj/shackles

 def test_has_false(self):
     assert shackles.has(obj, 'e.b') == False

Example #2

File: test_shackles.py Project: barberj/shackles

 def test_has_list(self):
     assert shackles.has(obj, ['a','b']) == True
     assert shackles.has(obj, ['a','b','name']) == True

Example #3

File: test_shackles.py Project: barberj/shackles

 def test_has_tuple(self):
     assert shackles.has(obj, ('a','b')) == True
     assert shackles.has(obj, ('a','b','name')) == True

Example #4

File: test_shackles.py Project: barberj/shackles

 def test_has_str(self):
     assert shackles.has(obj, 'a.b') == True
     assert shackles.has(obj, 'a.b.name') == True

Example #5

 def test_has_false(self):
     assert shackles.has(self.obj, 'e.b') == False

Example #6

 def test_has_tuple(self):
     assert shackles.has(self.obj, ('a', 'b')) == True
     assert shackles.has(self.obj, ('a', 'b', 'name')) == True

Example #7

 def test_has_list(self):
     assert shackles.has(self.obj, ['a', 'b']) == True
     assert shackles.has(self.obj, ['a', 'b', 'name']) == True

Example #8

 def test_has_str(self):
     assert shackles.has(self.obj, 'a.b') == True
     assert shackles.has(self.obj, 'a.b.name') == True