def test_regular_playstates(self):
self.assertEqual(DeviceState.Idle, playstate(PLAY_STATE_IDLE))
self.assertEqual(DeviceState.Loading, playstate(PLAY_STATE_LOADING))
self.assertEqual(DeviceState.Stopped, playstate(PLAY_STATE_STOPPED))
self.assertEqual(DeviceState.Paused, playstate(PLAY_STATE_PAUSED))
self.assertEqual(DeviceState.Playing, playstate(PLAY_STATE_PLAYING))
self.assertEqual(DeviceState.Seeking, playstate(PLAY_STATE_FORWARD))
self.assertEqual(DeviceState.Seeking, playstate(PLAY_STATE_BACKWARD))
def test_regular_playstates():
assert DeviceState.Idle == playstate(PLAY_STATE_IDLE)
assert DeviceState.Loading == playstate(PLAY_STATE_LOADING)
assert DeviceState.Stopped == playstate(PLAY_STATE_STOPPED)
assert DeviceState.Paused == playstate(PLAY_STATE_PAUSED)
assert DeviceState.Playing == playstate(PLAY_STATE_PLAYING)
assert DeviceState.Seeking == playstate(PLAY_STATE_FORWARD)
assert DeviceState.Seeking == playstate(PLAY_STATE_BACKWARD)
def test_device_state_no_media(self):
# This test should not really be here as "None" is in reality not a
# valid value. But it is supported nonetheless because that makes
# usage nicer. None means that the field is not included in a
# server response, which matches the behavior of dmap.first.
self.assertEqual(DeviceState.Idle, playstate(None))
def test_unknown_playstate_throws(self):
with self.assertRaises(exceptions.UnknownPlayStateError):
playstate(99999)
def device_state(self):
"""Device state, e.g. playing or paused."""
state = parser.first(self.playstatus, "cmst", "caps")
return daap.playstate(state)
def test_unknown_playstate_throws():
with pytest.raises(exceptions.UnknownPlayStateError):
playstate(99999)
