Esempio n. 1
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def test_failover_in_case_of_exception():
    class Iterator(object):
        def __iter__(self):
            raise FileNotFoundError()

    file = Substitute()
    file.yields(Iterator())
    hosts = Hostnames(config=file, default=['a', 'b'])
    assert_equal(list(hosts._hosts()), ['a', 'b'])
Esempio n. 2
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def test_call_method_returns_none():
    '''Substitute: How to call a method on a substitute'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Run
    data = substitute.method()

    # Assert
    assert_equal(data, None)
Esempio n. 3
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def test_call_method_can_raise_an_exception():
    '''Substitute: How to raise exceptions'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Configure
    substitute.method.raises(Apology)

    # Act: Run
    substitute.method()
Esempio n. 4
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def test_call_intercepts_many_arguments():
    '''Substitute: When a call had many arguments, they are returned as a tuple'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Run
    data = substitute.method('hello', 1, 2, 3)

    # Assert
    assert_equal(substitute.method.args, ('hello', 1, 2, 3))
Esempio n. 5
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def test_call_intercepts_single_argument():
    '''Substitute: How to intercept the arguments of a call'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Run
    data = substitute.method('hello')

    # Assert
    assert_equal(substitute.method.args, 'hello')
Esempio n. 6
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def test_call_method_on_substitute():
    '''Substitute: How to verify that a method was called'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Run
    substitute.method()

    # Assert
    assert_true(substitute.method.was_called)
    assert_false(substitute.other_method.was_called)
Esempio n. 7
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def test_call_intercepts_argument_tuples():
    '''Substitute: How to intercept method arguments'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Run
    substitute.method(0, [])

    # Assert
    assert_equal(substitute.method.args, (0, []))
    assert_true(substitute.method.was_called_with(0, []))
Esempio n. 8
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def test_yields():
    '''Substitute: How to provide data for iteration'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Configure
    substitute.yields(['a', 'b', 'c'])

    # Act: Run
    result = list(substitute)

    # Assert
    assert_equal(result, ['a', 'b', 'c'])
Esempio n. 9
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def test_set_substitute_method():
    '''Substitute: Properties containing functions are methods'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Configure
    substitute.name = lambda: 1

    # Act: Run
    name = substitute.name()

    # Assert
    assert_equal(name, 1)
Esempio n. 10
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def test_set_substitute_property():
    '''Substitute: How to provide data from a property'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Configure
    substitute.name = 'Johannes'

    # Act: Run
    name = substitute.name

    # Assert
    assert_equal(name, 'Johannes')
Esempio n. 11
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def test_call_method_can_return_data():
    '''Substitute: How to provide data from a method'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Configure
    substitute.method.returns(1)

    # Act: Run
    data = substitute.method()

    # Assert
    assert_equal(data, 1)
Esempio n. 12
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def test_ignore_tokens():
    lexer = Substitute()
    lexer.yields([Number(3.1415), NewLine(), Comment('Test'), Number(3.1415)])

    expected_tokens = [
        Number(3.1415),
        Number(3.1415),
    ]

    # System under Test
    tokens = IgnoreTokens(lexer, tokens=[Comment, NewLine])

    # Assert
    tokens = list(tokens)
    assert_equal(tokens, expected_tokens)
Esempio n. 13
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def test_call_intercepts_asserts_arguments():
    '''Substitute: How to verify that a method was called with specific arguments'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Configure
    substitute.method.returns(1)

    # Act: Run
    data = substitute.method('hello')

    # Assert
    assert_true(substitute.method.was_called_with('hello'))
    assert_false(substitute.method.was_called_with('bye'))
Esempio n. 14
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def test_substitute_nothing_happened():
    '''Substitute: New substitutes do nothing'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Assert
    assert_false(substitute.method.was_called)
Esempio n. 15
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def test_substitute_dictionaries_can_use_get_normally():
    '''Substitute: How to use dict.get'''

    # Arrange
    key = 'key'
    value = 42

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Configure
    substitute.get.returns(42)

    # Act: Run
    actual_value = substitute.get('key', None)

    # Assert
    assert_equal(actual_value, 42)
Esempio n. 16
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def test_substitute_dictionaries_return_configured_dictionary_values():
    '''Substitute: dict.get returns values configured by __setitem__'''

    # Arrange
    key = 'key'
    value = 42

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Configure
    substitute[key] = value

    # Act: Run
    actual_value = substitute.get('key', None)

    # Assert
    assert_equal(actual_value, 42)
Esempio n. 17
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def test_substitute_dictionaries_raise_keyerrors():
    '''Substitute: Dictionary substitutes raise key errors like normal'''
    # Arrange
    key = 'key'
    value = 42

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Run
    actual_value = substitute['key']
Esempio n. 18
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def test_substitute_dictionaries_but_only_if_configured():
    '''Substitute: dict.get returns nothing if the value was not configured with __setitem__'''

    # Arrange
    key = 'key'
    value = 42

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Run, No Default
    actual_value = substitute.get('key')

    # Assert
    assert_equal(actual_value, None)

    # Act: Run, With Default
    actual_value = substitute.get('key', 1)

    # Assert
    assert_equal(actual_value, 1)
Esempio n. 19
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def test_substitute_dictionaries_can_have_defaults():
    '''Substitute: How to configure dictionary default values'''
    # Arrange
    key = 'key'
    value = 42

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Configure
    substitute.setdefault("DEFAULT")
    substitute[key] = value

    # Act: Run
    actual_value = substitute['key']

    # Assert
    assert_equal(actual_value, 42)

    # Act: Run
    actual_value = substitute['inexistent_key']

    # Assert --> Default
    assert_equal(actual_value, "DEFAULT")
Esempio n. 20
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def test_substitutes_can_act_as_dictionaries():
    '''Substitute: How to subsitute a dictionary'''
    # Arrange
    key = 'key'
    value = 42

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Configure
    substitute[key] = value

    # Act: Run
    actual_value = substitute['key']

    # Assert
    assert_equal(actual_value, 42)
Esempio n. 21
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def test_call_intercepts_several_arguments():
    '''Substitute: When a method was called several times, all arguments are stored'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Act: Run
    substitute.method('hello')
    substitute.method('bye')

    # Assert
    assert_true(substitute.method.was_called_with('hello'))
    assert_true(substitute.method.was_called_with('bye'))
Esempio n. 22
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def test_calls_are_counted():
    '''Substitute: How to verify that a method was called several times'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()

    # Arrange
    substitute.method()
    assert_true(substitute.method.was_called)
    assert_false(substitute.method.was_called_times(2))

    # Act: Run
    substitute.method()

    # Assert
    assert_true(substitute.method.was_called)
    assert_true(substitute.method.was_called_times(2))
Esempio n. 23
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def test_substitute():
    '''Substitute: How to create a Substitute'''

    # System under Test
    substitute = Substitute()