def test_cant_start_match_if_teams_have_different_number_of_players(self):
referee = factories.RefereeFactory()
match = factories.MatchFactory(
first_team__players__count=3,
second_team__players__count=5)
with self.shouldRaiseException(MatchErrors.CANT_START_NOT_EVEN_TEAMS):
logic.can_start_match(referee, match)
def start_match(match, observer, referee):
# here is example how you can check certain validator without raising exception
observer_can_start_match = logic.can_start_match(observer, match, raise_exception=False)
# observer_can_start_match is a `ValidationResult` object.
# It contains information about success and error.
# Due to logic, I know that observer_can_start_match will be false, but let's check
if not observer_can_start_match:
print(u"{} can't start match, reason: {}".format(observer, str(observer_can_start_match)))
# This will pass without exception, it's valid case
logic.start_match(referee, match, validate=True)
def test_cant_start_match_if_already_started(self):
referee = factories.RefereeFactory()
match = factories.MatchFactory(status=models.Match.STARTED)
with self.shouldRaiseException(MatchErrors.CANT_START_ALREADY_STARTED):
logic.can_start_match(referee, match)
def test_not_referee_cant_start_match(self):
person = factories.PersonFactory()
match = factories.MatchFactory()
with self.shouldRaiseException(MatchErrors.CANT_START_NOT_REFEREE):
logic.can_start_match(person, match)