def test_addAndGetHand():
"""
Testing adding of a hand object
"""
p = Player(money=100)
# Add a blank hand
p.addHand()
# Make sure we got it
assert len(p.getHands()) == 1
# Get it specifically
h = p.getHand()
assert ofType(h,"Hand")
h = Hand()
p.addHand(h)
assert len(p.getHands()) == 2
assert ofType(p.getHand(1),"Hand")
with pytest.raises(AssertionError):
p.addHand("Blerg")
p.clearHands()
assert len(p.getHands()) == 0
def test_addAndGetHand():
"""
Testing adding of a hand object
"""
p = Player(money=100)
# Add a blank hand
p.addHand()
# Make sure we got it
assert len(p.getHands()) == 1
# Get it specifically
h = p.getHand()
assert ofType(h, "Hand")
h = Hand()
p.addHand(h)
assert len(p.getHands()) == 2
assert ofType(p.getHand(1), "Hand")
with pytest.raises(AssertionError):
p.addHand("Blerg")
p.clearHands()
assert len(p.getHands()) == 0
def test_dealCardsToTable():
"""
Test dealing of cards to the table
"""
# Create the player
player = Player(money=100, name="John")
player2 = Player(money=100, name="Sue")
# Create the UI
ui = UI()
# Get our rule set
houseRules = ui.selectHouseRules("Mystic Lake -- Shakopee, MN")
# Set up the table
table = Table()
table.addPlayer(player)
table.addPlayer(player2)
# We want to hit all these cases
cases = {
"Insurance": False,
"NotInsurance": False,
"BlackJack": False,
"NotBlackJack": False
}
# TODO: Maybe change how I check these paths? Technically this could run indefinitely long :-/
while True:
# Set up the dealer each time to ensure we don't run out of cards...
dealer = Dealer(houseRules=houseRules, ui=ui)
table.setDealer(dealer)
# Clear the table
table.reset()
# Do the dealing
insurance, blackjack = dealer.dealHandsToTable(table)
# Basic sanity checks
assert len(player.getHands()) == 1
assert len(player2.getHands()) == 1
assert len(dealer.getHands()) == 1
assert len(player.getHand().getCards()) == 2
assert len(player2.getHand().getCards()) == 2
assert len(dealer.getHand().getCards()) == 2
# Update our cases to track what we've seen
cases["Insurance"] |= insurance
cases["NotInsurance"] |= not insurance
cases["BlackJack"] |= blackjack
cases["NotBlackJack"] |= not blackjack
# See if we've exercized every case yet
if set(cases.values()) == {True}:
break
def test_dealCardsToTable():
"""
Test dealing of cards to the table
"""
# Create the player
player = Player(money=100,name="John")
player2 = Player(money=100,name="Sue")
# Create the UI
ui = UI()
# Get our rule set
houseRules = ui.selectHouseRules("Mystic Lake -- Shakopee, MN")
# Set up the table
table = Table()
table.addPlayer(player)
table.addPlayer(player2)
# We want to hit all these cases
cases = {"Insurance":False,"NotInsurance":False,"BlackJack":False,"NotBlackJack":False}
# TODO: Maybe change how I check these paths? Technically this could run indefinitely long :-/
while True:
# Set up the dealer each time to ensure we don't run out of cards...
dealer = Dealer(houseRules=houseRules,ui=ui)
table.setDealer(dealer)
# Clear the table
table.reset()
# Do the dealing
insurance,blackjack = dealer.dealHandsToTable(table)
# Basic sanity checks
assert len(player.getHands()) == 1
assert len(player2.getHands()) == 1
assert len(dealer.getHands()) == 1
assert len(player.getHand().getCards()) == 2
assert len(player2.getHand().getCards()) == 2
assert len(dealer.getHand().getCards()) == 2
# Update our cases to track what we've seen
cases["Insurance"] |= insurance
cases["NotInsurance"] |= not insurance
cases["BlackJack"] |= blackjack
cases["NotBlackJack"] |= not blackjack
# See if we've exercized every case yet
if set(cases.values()) == {True}:
break
