def fetchSpotifyArtist():
opts = unmock.init(ignore=["headers", "story"])
# opts.save = True # For saving mocked response to local
response = requests.get(
"https://api.spotify.com/v1/artists") # will be mocked
unmock.reset()
return response
def test_unmock_signature():
# Because we used different signatures, the content might be identical but the mocks are unique and have their own
# ID, making sharing them quite easy!
opts = unmock.init(signature="Hello ", save=True)
res = requests.get("https://www.example.com")
opts.signature = "world!"
res2 = requests.get("https://www.example.com")
assert res.json() == res2.json()
def init(**kwargs):
default_kwargs = {"refresh_token": get_token(), "logger": get_logger()}
default_kwargs.update(kwargs)
return unmock.init(**default_kwargs)
"""
Basic example showing a single request with `unmock`
Things to note:
- Summarized with 2 calls - import and initialization
- Mocks are stored locally if desired, but data is generated off-site and is semantically correct
- Mocks can be chosen to be non-deterministic (imitating failure points, bad answers, etc)
- Only required familiarity with call and points of interest, not necessarily the entire response
- No need to specify URLs, intercepts all calls and returns a "bad news" response silently if an API is not yet
mocked.
- Trivial usage
"""
import requests
import unmock
unmock.init()
def test_unmock_once():
res = requests.get(
"https://www.behance.net/v2/projects?api_key=u_n_m_o_c_k_200")
# This is not guaranteed if we use 'flaky' mode - our code should know how to handle those cases!
assert res.status_code == 200
content = res.json()
assert content.get('projects')
# We can't determine the exact number (unless we know what our mock contains), but we care about the TYPE
assert isinstance(content.get('projects')[0].get('id'), int)
# This should be expected, but we didn't need to code it
assert "json" in res.headers.get("Content-Type", "")
def test_unmock_whitelist():
unmock.init(whitelist="www.example.com")
res = requests.get("https://www.example.com") # Unmatched, so it is redirected
with pytest.raises(Exception):
assert res.json()
unmock.reset()
def test_unmock_status():
unmock.init()
assert unmock.is_mocking()
unmock.reset()
assert not unmock.is_mocking()
def test_init_and_reset():
unmock.init()
assert_number_of_patches(
5) # Four different mocks for HTTPRequest plus one for HTTPResponse
unmock.reset()
assert_number_of_patches(0)