def test_reply():
comment = Mock()
reddit.reply(comment, "foo")
comment.reply.assert_called_with("foo")
ex = RedditAPIException(
[RedditErrorItem("a", "b"),
RedditErrorItem("c", "d")])
comment.reply.side_effect = ex
with pytest.raises(RedditAPIException):
reddit.reply(comment, "bar")
ex.items[-1].error_type = "DELETED_COMMENT"
reddit.reply(comment, "bar")
def test_repr(self):
error = RedditErrorItem("BAD_SOMETHING", "invalid something",
"some_field")
assert (
repr(error) ==
"RedditErrorItem(error_type='BAD_SOMETHING', message='invalid something', field='some_field')"
)
def test_items(self):
container = RedditAPIException([
["BAD_SOMETHING", "invalid something", "some_field"],
RedditErrorItem("BAD_SOMETHING", "invalid something",
"some_field"),
])
for exception in container.items:
assert isinstance(exception, RedditErrorItem)
def test_str(self):
error = RedditErrorItem("BAD_SOMETHING", "invalid something",
"some_field")
assert (str(error) ==
"BAD_SOMETHING: 'invalid something' on field 'some_field'")
def test_property(self):
error = RedditErrorItem("BAD_SOMETHING", "invalid something",
"some_field")
assert (error.error_message ==
"BAD_SOMETHING: 'invalid something' on field 'some_field'")
def test_equality(self):
resp = ["BAD_SOMETHING", "invalid something", "some_field"]
error = RedditErrorItem(*resp)
error2 = RedditErrorItem(*resp)
assert error == error2
assert error != 0