def test_deal_initial_hand_3p(self):
mock_deck = create_autospec(Deck)
mock_deck.draw_card.return_value = "card"
mock_player = create_autospec(Player)
gc = GameController([mock_player, mock_player, mock_player])
gc.deck = mock_deck
gc.deal_initial_hand()
assert len(gc.player_hands) == 3
assert len(gc.player_hands[0]) == 5
def test_game_over_all_stacks_completed(self):
mock_game_state = create_autospec(GameState)
mock_board = create_autospec(Board)
mock_player = create_autospec(Player)
gc = GameController([mock_player, mock_player])
gc.master_game_state = mock_game_state
gc.master_game_state.board = mock_board
gc.master_game_state.board.fuse_tokens = 1
# Max score for a default game. Need to update when we add wilds / configurable color counts.
gc.master_game_state.board.compute_score.return_value = 25
self.assertIs(gc.game_over(0, gc.master_game_state), True)
def test_game_over_not_over_deck_empty(self):
mock_deck = create_autospec(Deck)
mock_deck.__len__.return_value = 0
mock_player = create_autospec(Player)
mock_game_state = create_autospec(GameState)
mock_board = create_autospec(Board)
gc = GameController([mock_player, mock_player])
gc.deck = mock_deck
gc.master_game_state = mock_game_state
gc.master_game_state.board = mock_board
gc.master_game_state.board.fuse_tokens = 1
gc.master_game_state.board.game_almost_over = 0
self.assertIs(gc.game_over(1, gc.master_game_state), False)
def test_game_over_last_turn(self):
# TODO: There's a more-clear way to manage game state and track final player turn.
# TODO: Finish writing this test, then refactor. Might even need to move game_over to GameState
# Note, this doesn't need to know about the actual deck
mock_deck = create_autospec(Deck)
mock_deck.__len__.return_value = 0
mock_player = create_autospec(Player)
mock_game_state = create_autospec(GameState)
mock_board = create_autospec(Board)
gc = GameController([mock_player, mock_player])
gc.deck = mock_deck
gc.master_game_state = mock_game_state
gc.master_game_state.board = mock_board
gc.master_game_state.board.fuse_tokens = 1
gc.master_game_state.board.game_almost_over = 0
self.assertIs(gc.game_over(0, gc.master_game_state), True)
def test_constructor_fail_too_many_players(self):
mock_player = create_autospec(Player)
with pytest.raises(ValueError) as excinfo:
GameController(players=[
mock_player, mock_player, mock_player, mock_player,
mock_player, mock_player
])
assert str(excinfo.value
) == 'There must be between 2 and 5 players to play Hanabi.'
def test_game_over_no_fuse_tokens(self):
mock_player = create_autospec(Player)
gc = GameController([mock_player, mock_player])
gc.master_game_state.board.fuse_tokens = 0
self.assertIs(gc.game_over(0, gc.master_game_state), True)