def create_profile():
print(
"\nCreate a profile by answering the following questions: \nWhat account does this profile belong to? \nWhat is the username for this account? \nWhat is the password for this account?"
)
account = input("\naccount >>> ")
account_username = input("\naccount_username >>> ")
print("\nDo you want a generated password? \ny: Yes \nn: No")
answer = input("\nanswer? >>> ")
# condition if
if answer == "y":
account_password = PasswordGenerator.generate_password()
elif answer == "n":
print("\nEnter a password for your new account.")
account_password = getpass.getpass(
prompt="\n account_password >>> ")
else:
print("\nPlease enter valid options!")
new_cred = Credentials(account, account_username, account_password)
new_cred.save_user_profile()
print("Profile for: " + "\n\naccount = " + account +
"\n\nusername = "******"\n\npassword = " +
account_password)
class TestForClassUsers(unittest.TestCase):
"""setting up our test"""
def setUp(self):
# creating an object instance of class users
self.new_profile = Credentials("twitter", "loisaK", "loisa123")
"""testing if user profile can be saved"""
def test_if_can_save(self):
# run test case
self.new_profile.save_user_profile()
file = open("userprofiles.txt", "r")
data = file.readline()
self.assertTrue(data)
file.close()
"""testing to find user profile by account"""
def test_if_can_find_profile(self):
self.new_profile.save_user_profile()
file = open("userprofiles.txt", "r")
data = file.read()
self.assertTrue(data)
file.close()
"""clean up after test"""
def tearDown(self):
# deleting our object instances
Credentials.profile_database = []