def test_receiveFor(self):
"""
You can subscribe to the events that are received by a particular
object.
"""
ev = MagicMock()
world = World(ev)
obj = world.create('foo')
called = []
world.receiveFor(obj['id'], called.append)
world.eventReceived('event', obj['id'])
self.assertEqual(called, ['event'])
called.pop()
world.stopReceivingFor(obj['id'], called.append)
world.eventReceived('foo', obj['id'])
self.assertEqual(called, [], "Should not receive")
def test_receiveFor(self):
"""
You can subscribe to the events that are received by a particular
object.
"""
ev = MagicMock()
world = World(ev)
obj = world.create('foo')
called = []
world.receiveFor(obj['id'], called.append)
world.eventReceived('event', obj['id'])
self.assertEqual(called, ['event'])
called.pop()
world.stopReceivingFor(obj['id'], called.append)
world.eventReceived('foo', obj['id'])
self.assertEqual(called, [], "Should not receive")
def test_setGamePiece(self):
"""
Connecting an avatar to a game piece will make the avatar subscribe
to the events of that game piece.
"""
world = World(MagicMock())
a = Avatar(world)
a.eventReceived = MagicMock()
piece = world.create('foo', receive_emissions=False)
a.setGamePiece(piece['id'])
self.assertEqual(a._game_piece, piece['id'])
world.eventReceived('hey', piece['id'])
a.eventReceived.assert_called_once_with('hey')
a.eventReceived.reset_mock()
world.emit('foo', piece['id'])
self.assertEqual(
a.eventReceived.call_count, 0, "Should only receive "
"things the game piece receives, not subscribe to "
"things the game piece emits.")