Esempio n. 1
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def test_resolve_complex():
    explorer = Explorer()

    @explorer.add_function(provides=('x'), requires=('a',))
    def x(a): pass

    @explorer.add_function(provides=('y'), requires=('x','m','n'))
    def y(x): pass

    @explorer.add_function(provides=('m','n'), requires=('y',))
    def mn(y): pass


    with pytest.raises(RuntimeError) as e:
        funcs_to_call, all_requires = explorer._resolve_call(need=('y',), have=('a',))
    assert 'circular' in str(e.value)
    assert 'provider' in str(e.value)

    funcs_to_call = explorer._resolve_call(need=('y',), have=('a', 'm', 'n'))
    print('comlex with amn', funcs_to_call)
    assert funcs_to_call == (y, x)

    funcs_to_call = explorer._resolve_call(need=('y',), have=('x', 'm', 'n'))
    print('comlex with xmn', funcs_to_call)
    assert (funcs_to_call) == (y, )
Esempio n. 2
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def test_resolve_linear():
    explorer = Explorer()

    @explorer.add_function(provides=('y'), requires=('x',))
    def y(x):
        pass

    @explorer.add_function(provides=('z',), requires=('y',))
    def z(y):
        pass

    @explorer.add_function(provides=('k',), requires=('z',))
    def k(z):
        pass

    funcs_to_call = explorer._resolve_call(need=('k',), have=('x',))
    print('linear when have x', funcs_to_call)
    assert len(funcs_to_call) == 3

    funcs_to_call = explorer._resolve_call(need=('k',), have=('y',))
    print('linear when have y', funcs_to_call)
    assert len(funcs_to_call) == 2