checkers.float_comparison -- Checking function fabric for check result with float numbers.
Syntax: checkers.float_comparison(digits) -- where "digits" is a quantity of significant
digits after coma.
checkio.referee.cover_codes
cover_codes.unwrap_args -- Your "input" from test can be given as a list. if you want unwrap this
before user function calling, then using this function. For example: if your test's input
is [2, 2] and you use this cover_code, then user function will be called as checkio(2, 2)
cover_codes.unwrap_kwargs -- the same as unwrap_kwargs, but unwrap dict.
"""
from checkio.signals import ON_CONNECT
from checkio import api
from checkio.referees.io import CheckiOReferee
from checkio.referees import checkers
from checkio.referees import cover_codes
from tests import TESTS
api.add_listener(
ON_CONNECT,
CheckiOReferee(
tests=TESTS,
checker=checkers.float_comparison(4),
cover_code={
'python-27': cover_codes.unwrap_args,
'python-3': cover_codes.unwrap_args
}
).on_ready)
from checkio.signals import ON_CONNECT
from checkio import api
from checkio.referees.io import CheckiOReferee
from checkio.referees import cover_codes
from checkio.referees import checkers
from tests import TESTS
api.add_listener(
ON_CONNECT,
CheckiOReferee(
tests=TESTS,
cover_code={
'python-27': cover_codes.unwrap_args, # or None
'python-3': cover_codes.unwrap_args
},
checker=checkers.float_comparison(2),
DEFAULT_FUNCTION_NAME="simple_areas").on_ready)
from checkio.signals import ON_CONNECT
from checkio import api
from checkio.referees.io import CheckiOReferee
from checkio.referees import checkers
from tests import TESTS
api.add_listener(
ON_CONNECT,
CheckiOReferee(tests=TESTS, checker=checkers.float_comparison(2)).on_ready)
checkers.float_comparison -- Checking function fabric for check result with float numbers.
Syntax: checkers.float_comparison(digits) -- where "digits" is a quantity of significant
digits after coma.
checkio.referee.cover_codes
cover_codes.unwrap_args -- Your "input" from test can be given as a list. if you want unwrap this
before user function calling, then using this function. For example: if your test's input
is [2, 2] and you use this cover_code, then user function will be called as checkio(2, 2)
cover_codes.unwrap_kwargs -- the same as unwrap_kwargs, but unwrap dict.
"""
from checkio.signals import ON_CONNECT
from checkio import api
from checkio.referees.io import CheckiOReferee
from checkio.referees import cover_codes
from checkio.referees import checkers
from tests import TESTS
api.add_listener(
ON_CONNECT,
CheckiOReferee(
tests=TESTS,
cover_code={
'python-27': cover_codes.unwrap_args, # or None
'python-3': cover_codes.unwrap_args
},
function_name="chase",
checker=checkers.float_comparison(8)).on_ready)
from checkio.signals import ON_CONNECT
from checkio import api
from checkio.referees.io import CheckiOReferee
from checkio.referees import checkers
from tests import TESTS
api.add_listener(
ON_CONNECT,
CheckiOReferee(
tests=TESTS,
checker=checkers.float_comparison(1)).on_ready)
