def test_update(self): """ Tests that the ruleset update method runs.. """ ln = self.__class__.__name__ r = Game(shortname=ln).ruleset r.update()
def test_turn(self): """ Test that the ruleset turn method runs.. """ ln = self.__class__.__name__ r = Game(shortname=ln).ruleset r.turn()
def test_player(self):
"""
Tests that the ruleset can add a player.
"""
ln = self.__class__.__name__
r = Game(shortname=ln).ruleset
r.player('testplayer1', 'password', 'email', 'comment')
def setup_class(cls): # Okay create a new game then print 'Class name!', cls.__name__ g = Game() g.ruleset = ruleset g.shortname= cls.__name__ g.longname = cls.__name__ g.admin = 'admin@localhost' g.comment = 'A test game' g.turn = 0 g.commandline="Unknown!" g.save() g.ruleset.initialise()
def test_initialise(self): """ Tests that we can initialise a new game using the ruleset. """ # Okay create a new game then g = Game() g.ruleset = ruleset g.shortname= self.__class__.__name__ g.longname = gamename g.admin = 'admin@localhost' g.comment = 'A test game' g.turn = 0 g.commandline="Unknown!" g.save() g.ruleset.initialise()
def game_set(self, value):
if hasattr(self, '__game'):
raise TypeError('The game can not be changed!')
self.__game = Game(id=value)
def test_load(self): """ Tests that a ruleset can be successfully loaded. """ g = Game() g.ruleset = ruleset
