Python mock_cmd_output Examples

Example #1

File: throttled_test.py Project: trivvz/rpidiag

def test_get_summary(mocker):
    assert 0x2C000 == 0b101100000000000000
    utils.mock_cmd_output("0x2C000", mocker)

    # sets are equal even regardless of the order
    assert throttled.get_summary() == {
        "under-voltage",
        "arm frequency capped",
        "soft temperature limit",
    }

Example #2

File: throttled_test.py Project: trivvz/rpidiag

def test_get(mocker):
    assert 0x2C009 == 0b101100000000001001
    utils.mock_cmd_output("0x2C009", mocker)
    assert throttled.get() == "1011:1001"

Example #3

def test_get_temperature(mocker):
    utils.mock_cmd_output("58.9'C", mocker)
    assert pytest.approx(get_temperature(), abs=0.001) == 58.9

Example #4

def test_value_get_avg(mocker, test_input, expected):
    utils.mock_cmd_output("58.9'C", mocker)
    value = Value(getter_mock)  # any getter is fine
    value.all = test_input
    assert pytest.approx(sum(value.all) / len(value.all),
                         abs=0.001) == expected

Example #5

def test_get_clock(mocker):
    utils.mock_cmd_output("600117184", mocker)
    assert get_clock() == 600

Example #6

def test_get_voltage(mocker):
    utils.mock_cmd_output("0.8438V", mocker)
    assert pytest.approx(get_voltage(), abs=0.0001) == 0.8438