def __init__(self, *args, support_file=None, git=None, **kwargs):
super().__init__(*args, **kwargs)
# If a test sets this property, the tool verification step will
# fail.
self._missing_tool = None
# Mock the external services
self.git = git
self.cookiecutter = mock.MagicMock()
self.subprocess = mock.MagicMock()
self.support_file = support_file
self.input = DummyConsole()
def mock_sdk(tmp_path):
command = MagicMock()
command.home_path = tmp_path
command.subprocess = MagicMock()
command.input = DummyConsole()
# Mock an empty environment
command.os.environ = {}
# Set a JAVA_HOME
command.java_home_path = Path('/path/to/jdk')
sdk = AndroidSDK(command, root_path=tmp_path / 'sdk')
return sdk
def test_select_option():
# Return '3' when prompted
console = DummyConsole("3")
options = {
"first": "The first option",
"second": "The second option",
"third": "The third option",
"fourth": "The fourth option",
}
result = select_option(options, input=console)
# Input is requested once
assert console.prompts == ["> "]
# Alphabetically, option 3 will be "the second option"
assert result == "second"
def test_select_option():
# Return '3' when prompted
console = DummyConsole('3')
options = {
'first': 'The first option',
'second': 'The second option',
'third': 'The third option',
'fourth': 'The fourth option',
}
result = select_option(options, input=console)
# Input is requested once
assert console.prompts == ['> ']
# Alphabetically, option 3 will be "the second option"
assert result == 'second'
def test_select_option_list():
"If select_option is given a list of tuples, they're presented as provided"
# Return '3' when prompted
console = DummyConsole('3')
options = [
('first', 'The first option'),
('second', 'The second option'),
('third', 'The third option'),
('fourth', 'The fourth option'),
]
result = select_option(options, input=console)
# Input is requested once
assert console.prompts == ['> ']
# The third option is the third option :-)
assert result == 'third'
def test_select_option_list():
"""If select_option is given a list of tuples, they're presented as
provided."""
# Return '3' when prompted
console = DummyConsole("3")
options = [
("first", "The first option"),
("second", "The second option"),
("third", "The third option"),
("fourth", "The fourth option"),
]
result = select_option(options, input=console)
# Input is requested once
assert console.prompts == ["> "]
# The third option is the third option :-)
assert result == "third"
def test_select_option_bad_input():
# In order, return:
# blank
# 'asdf'
# '10'
# '3'
console = DummyConsole("", "asdf", "10", "3")
options = {
"first": "The first option",
"second": "The second option",
"third": "The third option",
"fourth": "The fourth option",
}
result = select_option(options, input=console)
# Input is requested five times; first four cause errors.
assert console.prompts == ["> "] * 4
# Alphabetically, option 3 will be "the second option"
assert result == "second"
def mock_sdk(tmp_path):
command = MagicMock()
command.home_path = tmp_path
command.subprocess = MagicMock()
command.input = DummyConsole()
command.logger = Log(verbosity=1)
# For default test purposes, assume we're on macOS x86_64
command.host_os = "Darwin"
command.host_arch = "x86_64"
# Mock an empty environment
command.os.environ = {}
# Set up a JDK
jdk = MagicMock()
jdk.java_home = Path("/path/to/jdk")
sdk = AndroidSDK(command, jdk=jdk, root_path=tmp_path / "sdk")
return sdk
def test_select_option_bad_input():
# In order, return:
# blank
# 'asdf'
# '10'
# '3'
console = DummyConsole('', 'asdf', '10', '3')
options = {
'first': 'The first option',
'second': 'The second option',
'third': 'The third option',
'fourth': 'The fourth option',
}
result = select_option(options, input=console)
# Input is requested five times; first four cause errors.
assert console.prompts == ['> '] * 4
# Alphabetically, option 3 will be "the second option"
assert result == 'second'
def mock_sdk(tmp_path):
command = MagicMock()
command.logger = Log()
command.input = DummyConsole()
sdk = AndroidSDK(command, jdk=MagicMock(), root_path=tmp_path)
sdk.devices = MagicMock(
return_value={
"041234567892009a": {
"name": "Unknown device (not authorized for development)",
"authorized": False,
},
"KABCDABCDA1513": {
"name": "Kogan Agora 9",
"authorized": True,
},
"emulator-5554": {
"name": "Android SDK built for x86",
"authorized": True,
},
})
sdk.emulators = MagicMock(return_value=[
"runningEmulator",
"idleEmulator",
])
# Set up an ADB for each device.
def mock_adb(device_id):
adb = MagicMock()
if device_id == "emulator-5554":
adb.avd_name.return_value = "runningEmulator"
else:
adb.avd_name.return_value = None
return adb
sdk.adb = mock_adb
return sdk
def mock_sdk(tmp_path):
command = MagicMock()
command.input = DummyConsole()
sdk = AndroidSDK(command, root_path=tmp_path)
sdk.devices = MagicMock(
return_value={
'041234567892009a': {
'name': 'Unknown device (not authorized for development)',
'authorized': False,
},
'KABCDABCDA1513': {
'name': 'Kogan_Agora_9',
'authorized': True,
},
'emulator-5554': {
'name': 'generic_x86',
'authorized': True,
},
})
sdk.emulators = MagicMock(return_value=[
'runningEmulator',
'idleEmulator',
])
# Set up an ADB for each device.
def mock_adb(device_id):
adb = MagicMock()
if device_id == 'emulator-5554':
adb.avd_name.return_value = 'runningEmulator'
else:
adb.avd_name.return_value = None
return adb
sdk.adb = mock_adb
return sdk
def __init__(self, base_path, **kwargs):
super().__init__(base_path=base_path, **kwargs)
self.input = DummyConsole()
def __init__(self, *args, **kwargs):
super().__init__(*args, apps=[], **kwargs)
self.actions = []
self.input = DummyConsole()
