def test_discovery():
"""
Tests that this plugin can be discovered via the plugins subsystem when looking for Sweeper
:return:
"""
assert RangeSweeper.__name__ in [
x.__name__ for x in Plugins.discover(Sweeper)
]
def test_discovery() -> None:
"""
Tests that this plugin can be discovered via the plugins subsystem when looking for Launchers
:return:
"""
assert ExampleLauncher.__name__ in [
x.__name__ for x in Plugins.discover(Launcher)
]
def test_discovery() -> None:
# This may seem weird, but it verifies that we can discover this Plugin via
# the plugins subsystem.
# The discover method takes a class and return all plugins that implements that class.
# Typically we would be discovering all plugins that implementing some common interface.
plugins = Plugins.discover(ExamplePlugin)
# discovered plugins are actually different class objects, compare by name
assert ExamplePlugin.__name__ in [x.__name__ for x in plugins]
def test_discover(plugin_type, expected):
plugins = Plugins.discover(plugin_type)
expected_classes = [get_class(c) for c in sorted(expected)]
for ex in expected_classes:
assert ex in plugins
def test_discover(plugin_type: Type[Plugin], expected: List[str]) -> None:
plugins = Plugins.discover(plugin_type)
expected_classes = [get_class(c) for c in sorted(expected)]
for ex in expected_classes:
assert ex in plugins