def test_add_action(self):
"""Check if it's possible to add actions to an analyzer"""
mock_action2 = mock.Mock
analyzer = BasicAnalyzer(self.mock_action)
self.assertEqual([self.mock_action], analyzer.actions)
analyzer.add_action(mock_action2)
self.assertTrue(isinstance(analyzer.actions, list))
self.assertEqual([self.mock_action, mock_action2], analyzer.actions)
def test_add_action(self):
"""Check if it's possible to add actions to an analyzer"""
mock_action2 = mock.MagicMock(spec=BasicAction)
analyzer = BasicAnalyzer(self.mock_action)
self.assertEqual([self.mock_action], analyzer.actions)
analyzer.add_action(mock_action2)
self.assertIsInstance(analyzer.actions, list)
self.assertEqual([self.mock_action, mock_action2], analyzer.actions)
def test_add_action_negative(self):
"""Check if an exception raises when passing crap as action"""
analyzer = BasicAnalyzer(self.mock_action)
self.assertEqual([self.mock_action], analyzer.actions)
with self.assertRaises(InvalidActionError, msg="BasicAnalyzer accepts objects other than BasicAnalyzers as actions in add_action!"):
# The mock_action2 is not a subclass of BasicAction and hence it must throw an error
mock_action2 = mock.Mock()
analyzer.add_action(mock_action2)
with self.assertRaises(InvalidActionError, msg="BasicAnalyzer accepts classes as actions in add_action!"):
# The mock_action3 is not even an object (only a class reference)
mock_action3 = mock.Mock
analyzer.add_action(mock_action3)