Exemple #1
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    def test_action_not_supported_report_supported_action(self):
        # Test raise InteractionNotSupported contains information about what
        # actions are supported.

        class SpecificEditor:
            pass

        class SpecificEditor2:
            pass

        class UserAction:
            pass

        class UserAction2:
            pass

        class UserAction3:
            pass

        def handler(wrapper, interaction):
            pass

        registry = TargetRegistry()
        registry.register_interaction(SpecificEditor, UserAction, handler)
        registry.register_interaction(SpecificEditor2, UserAction2, handler)
        registry.register_interaction(SpecificEditor2, UserAction3, handler)

        with self.assertRaises(InteractionNotSupported) as exception_context:
            registry.get_handler(SpecificEditor2, None)

        self.assertIn(UserAction2, exception_context.exception.supported)
        self.assertIn(UserAction3, exception_context.exception.supported)
        self.assertNotIn(UserAction, exception_context.exception.supported)
Exemple #2
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    def test_registry_empty(self):
        registry = TargetRegistry()
        with self.assertRaises(InteractionNotSupported) as exception_context:
            registry.get_handler(None, None)

        self.assertEqual(
            str(exception_context.exception),
            "No handler is found for target None with interaction None. "
            "Supported these: []",
        )
Exemple #3
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    def test_register_editor_with_action(self):
        registry = TargetRegistry()

        class SpecificEditor:
            pass

        class UserAction:
            pass

        def handler(wrapper, interaction):
            pass

        # when
        registry.register_interaction(
            target_class=SpecificEditor,
            interaction_class=UserAction,
            handler=handler,
        )

        # then
        actual = registry.get_handler(SpecificEditor, UserAction)
        self.assertIs(actual, handler)