def test_execute_shouldFailAndPrintIfSnippetDoesNotExist(printMock):
fileContainsSnippetRule = FileContainsSnippetRule({}, testFolder, fileName,
notExistingFileName)
assert fileContainsSnippetRule.execute(outputFolder) == False
printMock.assert_called_once_with(
"assertion fileContainsSnippet {0} {1} failed. {1} does not exist in {2}."
.format(fileName, notExistingFileName, testFolder))
def test_execute_shouldLookForLineInFileAndReturnFalseIfItDoesNotExist(
printMock):
fileContainsSnippetRule = FileContainsSnippetRule({}, testFolder, fileName,
badSnippetFile)
assert fileContainsSnippetRule.execute(outputFolder) == False
printMock.assert_called_once_with(
"assertion fileContainsSnippet {0} {1} failed. Matching lines from {1} not found in {2}/{0}."
.format(fileName, badSnippetFile, outputFolder))
def test_execute_shouldFailAndPrintIfFileDoesNotExist_case_sensitive(
printMock):
fileContainsSnippetRule = FileContainsSnippetRule({}, testFolder,
fileName.upper(),
goodSnippetFile)
assert fileContainsSnippetRule.execute(outputFolder) == False
printMock.assert_called_once_with(
"assertion fileContainsSnippet {0} {1} failed. {0} does not exist in {2}."
.format(fileName.upper(), goodSnippetFile, outputFolder))
def test_execute_shouldLookForLineInFileAndReturnTrueIfItExists():
fileContainsSnippetRule = FileContainsSnippetRule({}, testFolder, fileName,
goodSnippetFile)
assert fileContainsSnippetRule.execute(outputFolder)