def runTest(self):
sys.stdout.write('\n')
# Load an event system
events = EventManager(
) #stddebug=lambda n: sys.stdout.write('{0}\n'.format(n)))
# Load rulesets
rulesets = RulesetBattery(
) #stddebug=lambda n: sys.stdout.write('{0}\n'.format(n)))
rulesets.load_objects(events, rules)
self.assertIsNotNone(events.rules.get('example', None),
'Failed to load test ruleset')
# Load plugins!
plugins = ReactorBattery(
) #stddebug=lambda n: sys.stdout.write('{0}\n'.format(n)))
plugins.load_objects(events, reactors, 'Plugin')
self.assertIsNotNone(events.map.get('example', None),
'Event bindings failed')
events.rules['example'].reset_called()
# Fire an event!
events.trigger(Event('example'))
# Test Results!
self.assertTrue(events.rules['example'].called,
'Example ruleset not called properly')
self.assertTrue(plugins.loaded['Example'].full_test,
'Example reactor not called properly')
def test_loading_reactors(self):
# Test loading reactors into a battery.
# sys.stdout.write('\n')
# Add `stddebug=debug` to the constructors here to see debug messages
# during the tests.
good_battery = ReactorBattery(lambda n: None)
bad_battery = ReactorBattery(lambda n: None)
# This should fail
bad_battery.load_objects(self.events, reactors, 'Extension')
self.assertFalse(
len(bad_battery.loaded) > 0,
'Reactors loaded into the wrong battery')
# This should do the trick
good_battery.load_objects(self.events, reactors, 'Plugin')
self.assertTrue(
len(good_battery.loaded) > 0,
'Reactors not loaded by the right battery')
