color = ThemeColor(hue, saturation, brightness, kelvin)
self.assertIs(color.hue, hue)
self.assertIs(color.saturation, saturation)
self.assertIs(color.brightness, brightness)
self.assertIs(color.kelvin, kelvin)
it "can return as a dict":
hue = mock.Mock(name="hue")
saturation = mock.Mock(name="saturation")
brightness = mock.Mock(name="brightness")
kelvin = 3500
color = ThemeColor(hue, saturation, brightness, kelvin)
self.assertEqual(color.as_dict(), {"hue": hue, "saturation": saturation, "brightness": brightness, "kelvin": kelvin})
it "makes sure kelvin is an integer":
color = ThemeColor(320, 0, 0, 3500.5)
self.assertEqual(color.kelvin, 3500)
describe "creating a set of ThemeColor":
it "works":
colors = [
ThemeColor(0, 0, 0, 2500)
, ThemeColor(0, 0, 0, 2500)
, ThemeColor(100, 0, 0, 3500)
, ThemeColor(320, 0, 0, 3500)
, ThemeColor(0, 0, 0, 2500)
, ThemeColor(320, 0, 0, 3500)
, ThemeColor(100, 0, 0, 3500)
color = ThemeColor(hue, saturation, brightness, kelvin)
assert color.hue is hue
assert color.saturation is saturation
assert color.brightness is brightness
assert color.kelvin is kelvin
it "can return as a dict":
hue = mock.Mock(name="hue")
saturation = mock.Mock(name="saturation")
brightness = mock.Mock(name="brightness")
kelvin = 3500
color = ThemeColor(hue, saturation, brightness, kelvin)
assert color.as_dict() == {
"hue": hue,
"saturation": saturation,
"brightness": brightness,
"kelvin": kelvin,
}
it "can return as a key suitable for a cache":
hue = mock.Mock(name="hue")
saturation = mock.Mock(name="saturation")
brightness = mock.Mock(name="brightness")
kelvin = 3500
color = ThemeColor(hue, saturation, brightness, kelvin)
assert color.cache_key == tuple(sorted(color.as_dict().items()))
