def test_prompt_masked(self):
self.explain('''
This test checks to see whether we can prompt for a password without displaying
what you type.
''')
answer = prompt('Type an imaginary password:'******'Were your keystrokes masked out?'))
def fancy_prompt(q,
regex,
answers,
dflt=None,
normfunc=None,
acceptfunc=None,
comment=None,
question=None):
key = q.strip().lower()
if not normfunc:
normfunc = _strip_and_lower_case
if (not acceptfunc) and regex:
acceptfunc = lambda val: re.match(regex, val)
if comment:
writec(YELLOW + comment)
print('')
answer = prompt(q,
regex,
default=answers.get(key, dflt),
normfunc=normfunc,
acceptfunc=acceptfunc,
question=question)
printc(NORMTXT)
answers[key] = answer
return answer
def test_prompt_enter_require_answer(self):
self.explain('''
This test checks to see whether we can force the user to give an answer. THE
FIRST TIME you are prompted, PRESS ENTER. The second time, give a real answer.
''')
self.stuff('\nFred\ny\n')
answer = prompt('What is your name?', default=None)
self.assertTrue(prompt_bool('Were you re-prompted?'))
self.assertStdout(_text_repeats, 'your name')
def test_prompt(self):
self.explain('''
Answer the following question with at least a few chars. If the prompt()
function is working, we should see a non-empty answer.
''')
self.stuff('to seek the holy grail\n')
answer = prompt('What is your quest?')
self.assertTrue(answer)
# Answer should never include trailing \n
self.assertEquals(answer.rstrip(), answer)
def fancy_prompt(q, regex, answers, dflt=None, normfunc=None, acceptfunc=None, comment=None,question = None):
key = q.strip().lower()
if not normfunc:
normfunc = _strip_and_lower_case
if (not acceptfunc) and regex:
acceptfunc = lambda val: re.match(regex, val)
if comment:
writec(YELLOW + comment)
print('')
answer = prompt(q, regex, default=answers.get(key, dflt),
normfunc=normfunc, acceptfunc=acceptfunc,question = question)
printc(NORMTXT)
answers[key] = answer
return answer
def test_prompt_enter_again(self):
self.stuff('\n')
answer = prompt('\nPress Enter again:')
self.assertEqual('', answer)
def test_prompt_enter(self):
self.stuff('\n')
answer = prompt('\nPress Enter:', default="blue")
self.assertEqual('blue', answer)
self.assertStdout(_text_has, '( =blue)')