def test_notify_game(self):
"""
Make sure that when we move/add/remove cards from a zone
that the game picks up on it.
"""
game = Game()
game.register([self.zone, self.card1])
expected_transitions = [("add", self.card1.game_id, self.zone.game_id)]
expected_transitions2 = [("add", self.card1.game_id,
self.zone.game_id),
("remove", self.card1.game_id)]
# Test add card
self.zone.add_card(self.card1)
self.assertEqual(game.get_public_transitions(), expected_transitions)
self.zone.remove_card(self.card1)
game.flush_transitions()
# Test push card
self.zone.push(self.card1)
self.assertEqual(game.get_public_transitions(), expected_transitions)
self.zone.remove_card(self.card1)
game.flush_transitions()
# Test remove card
self.zone.add_card(self.card1)
self.zone.remove_card(self.card1)
self.assertEqual(game.get_public_transitions(), expected_transitions2)
game.flush_transitions()
# Test pop card
self.zone.push(self.card1)
card = self.zone.pop()
self.assertEqual(self.card1, card)
self.assertEqual(game.get_public_transitions(), expected_transitions2)
game.flush_transitions()
# Make sure we don't get transitions if there's bad data
self.zone.add_card(self.card1)
self.zone.add_card(self.card1)
self.assertEqual(game.get_public_transitions(), expected_transitions)
self.zone.remove_card(self.card1)
game.flush_transitions()
self.zone.pop()
self.zone.remove_card(self.card1)
self.assertEqual(game.get_public_transitions(), [])
class StatefulGameObjectTestCase(TestCase):
"""
A simple test case for testing anything related to
game objects that have important state.
"""
def setUp(self):
self.game = Game()
self.stateful_game_object = StatefulGameObject()
self.stateful_game_object.game_object_type = "foo"
self.game.register([self.stateful_game_object])
def test_change_state(self):
"""
Make sure that when we change the state the change
is registered in the game and that we can still set
attributes without a game.
"""
expected_state_changes = [
("set", "foo", self.stateful_game_object.game_id, "life", 10)
]
self.stateful_game_object.life = 10
self.assertEqual(self.stateful_game_object.life, 10)
self.assertEqual(expected_state_changes,
self.game.get_public_transitions())
# Make sure we can set an attribute even if game is None
self.stateful_game_object.game = None
self.stateful_game_object.life = 20
self.assertEqual(self.stateful_game_object.life, 20)
def test_player_values(self):
"""
Make sure that we can set values for a specific player.
"""
player = Player()
self.game.register([player])
# Make sure that we can't get any values from a default player object
self.assertIsNone(
self.stateful_game_object.get_value("visible", player))
expected_state_changes = [
("set", "foo", self.stateful_game_object.game_id, "visible", True)
]
# Add per player transition
self.stateful_game_object.set_value("visible", True, player)
self.assertIsNone(self.stateful_game_object.get_value("visible"))
self.assertEqual(
self.stateful_game_object.get_value("visible", player), True)
# Make sure the game got the right transitions
self.assertEqual(expected_state_changes,
self.game.get_player_transitions(player.game_id))
# Make sure we can get the proper dictionary representation
self.assertDictEqual(self.stateful_game_object.to_dict(),
{'game_id': self.stateful_game_object.game_id})
self.assertDictEqual(self.stateful_game_object.to_dict(player), {
'game_id': self.stateful_game_object.game_id,
'visible': True
})
def test_set_values(self):
"""
Make sure that calling set_value and get_value without a player
just pass through to get and setattr.
"""
self.stateful_game_object.life = 10
self.stateful_game_object.set_value("poison", 1)
self.assertEqual(10, self.stateful_game_object.get_value("life"))
self.assertEqual(1, self.stateful_game_object.poison)
