Exemple #1
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 def test_raises_if_unmet_expectations(self):
   class Milk(object):
       def pour(self): pass
   milk = Milk()
   case = CupOf()
   stub = Stub(milk.pour)
   stub.expect()
   case._stubs = deque([stub])
   self.assertRaises(ExpectationNotSatisfied, case.test_something)
Exemple #2
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    def test_raises_if_unmet_expectations(self):
        class Milk(object):
            def pour(self):
                pass

        milk = Milk()
        case = CupOf()
        stub = Stub(milk.pour)
        stub.expect()
        case._stubs = deque([stub])
        self.assertRaises(ExpectationNotSatisfied, case.test_something)
Exemple #3
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    def test_teardown_closes_out_stubs_and_mocks(self):
        class Stub(object):
            calls = 0

            def teardown(self):
                self.calls += 1

        obj = type('test', (object, ), {})()
        setattr(obj, 'mock1', 'foo')
        setattr(obj, 'mock2', 'bar')

        case = CupOf()
        stub = Stub()
        case._stubs = deque([stub])
        case._mocks = deque([(obj, 'mock1', 'fee'), (obj, 'mock2')])
        case.teardown()
        self.assertEqual(1, stub.calls)
        self.assertEqual('fee', obj.mock1)
        self.assertFalse(hasattr(obj, 'mock2'))
Exemple #4
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    def test_runs_unmet_expectations(self):
        class Stub(object):
            unmet_calls = 0
            teardown_calls = 0

            def unmet_expectations(self):
                self.unmet_calls += 1
                return []

            def teardown(self):
                self.teardown_calls += 1

        # obj = type('test',(object,),{})()
        # setattr(obj, 'mock1', 'foo')
        # setattr(obj, 'mock2', 'bar')

        case = CupOf()
        stub = Stub()
        case._stubs = deque([stub])

        case.test_local_definitions_work_and_are_global()
        self.assertEqual(1, stub.unmet_calls)
        self.assertEqual(1, stub.teardown_calls)
Exemple #5
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 def setUp(self):
     self.stub = Stub(object)