Exemple #1
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def test_integer_field_validate_non_acceptable_value():
    f = Integer()
    for fail_val in ('should not work', None, '10.10'):
        with pytest.raises(FieldSet.Error) as e:
            f._validate_field(fail_val)
        assert 'Field "{}" is not a number'.format(f._name) in str(e)
Exemple #2
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def test_integer_field_validate_decimal():
    f = Integer()
    assert f._validate_field(10.10) == 10
Exemple #3
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def test_integer_field_validate_numberic_str():
    f = Integer()
    assert f._validate_field('10') == 10
Exemple #4
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def test_integer_field_validate():
    f = Integer()
    assert f._validate_field(1000) == 1000
Exemple #5
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def test_integer_field_validate_non_acceptable_value():
    f = Integer()
    for fail_val in ('should not work', None, '10.10'):
        with pytest.raises(FieldSet.Error) as e:
            f._validate_field(fail_val)
        assert 'Field "{}" is not a number'.format(f._name) in str(e)
Exemple #6
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def test_integer_field_validate_numberic_str():
    f = Integer()
    assert f._validate_field('10') == 10
Exemple #7
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def test_integer_field_validate_decimal():
    f = Integer()
    assert f._validate_field(10.10) == 10
Exemple #8
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def test_integer_field_validate():
    f = Integer()
    assert f._validate_field(1000) == 1000