def test_milieu_environment_get_uri_returning_none():
# Given that I have an empty environment
env = Environment()
# When I try to get a uri variable that doesn't exist, then I get None
env.get_uri('blah').should.be.none
# And When I try to get a variable that doesn't exist but I provide a
# default value, it will be returned instead of none
env.get_uri('blah', 'http://yipit.com').host.should.equal('yipit.com')
def test_milieu_environment_get_uri():
# Given that I have an environment with a variable containing a uri
env = Environment()
env.set('githubpage', 'https://*****:*****@github.com/yipit/milieu')
# When I try to get the value as a Uri
uri = env.get_uri('githubpage')
# Then I see things working
uri.scheme.should.equal('https')
uri.host.should.equal('github.com')
uri.port.should.equal(None)
uri.user.should.equal('clarete')
uri.password.should.equal('passwd!!')
uri.path.should.equal('/yipit/milieu')
uri.relative_path.should.equal('yipit/milieu')
