def test_expand_requirements_parse_http_links():
"It should be possible to parse files with http links"
# Given the file "development.txt"
development_txt = Mock()
development_txt.read.return_value = ('sure==0.2.1\nhttp://python.org')
# When I expand the file
requirements = util.expand_requirements(development_txt)
# Then I see that all the required files were retrieved
requirements.should.equal([
'sure (0.2.1)',
'http://python.org',
])
def test_expand_commented_requirements():
"expand_requirements() should skip commented lines"
# Given the file "development.txt"
development_txt = Mock()
development_txt.read.return_value = ('# -r requirements.txt\n\n'
'gherkin==0.1.0\n\n\n')
# When I expand the file
requirements = util.expand_requirements(development_txt)
# Then I see that all the required files were retrieved and the
# comments were omitted
requirements.should.equal([
'gherkin (0.1.0)',
])
def test_expand_requirements_parse_http_links():
"It should be possible to parse files with http links"
# Given the file "development.txt"
development_txt = Mock()
development_txt.read.return_value = (
'sure==0.2.1\nhttp://python.org'
)
# When I expand the file
requirements = util.expand_requirements(development_txt)
# Then I see that all the required files were retrieved
requirements.should.equal([
'sure (0.2.1)',
'http://python.org',
])
def test_expand_requirements(open_func):
"It should be possible to include other files inside"
# Given that I have two files, called `development.txt` and
# `requirements.txt` with the following content:
open_func.return_value.read.side_effect = (
'-r requirements.txt\nsure==0.2.1\n', # development.txt
'gherkin==0.1.0\n\n\n', # requirements.txt
)
# When I expand the requirements
requirements = expand_requirements('development.txt')
# Then I see that all the required files were retrieved
requirements.should.equal([
Requirement.parse('gherkin==0.1.0'),
Requirement.parse('sure==0.2.1'),
])
def test_expand_commented_requirements():
"expand_requirements() should skip commented lines"
# Given the file "development.txt"
development_txt = Mock()
development_txt.read.return_value = (
'# -r requirements.txt\n\n'
'gherkin==0.1.0\n\n\n'
)
# When I expand the file
requirements = util.expand_requirements(development_txt)
# Then I see that all the required files were retrieved and the
# comments were omitted
requirements.should.equal([
'gherkin (0.1.0)',
])
def test_expand_requirements(open_func):
"It should be possible to include other files inside"
# Given that I have two files, called `development.txt` and
# `requirements.txt` with the following content:
open_func.return_value.read.side_effect = (
'-r requirements.txt\nsure==0.2.1\n', # development.txt
'gherkin==0.1.0\n\n\n', # requirements.txt
)
# When I expand the requirements
requirements = expand_requirements('development.txt')
# Then I see that all the required files were retrieved
requirements.should.equal([
Requirement.parse('gherkin==0.1.0'),
Requirement.parse('sure==0.2.1'),
])
def test_expand_requirements(open_func):
"It should be possible to include other files inside"
# Given that I have a file called "development.txt"
development_txt = Mock()
development_txt.read.return_value = \
'-r requirements.txt\nsure==0.2.1\n'
# And a file called "requirements_txt"
open_func.return_value.read.return_value = 'gherkin==0.1.0\n\n\n'
# When I expand the file "development.txt"
requirements = util.expand_requirements(development_txt)
# Then I see that the requirement present in "development.txt" was
# included, as well as the one present in "requirements.txt",
# referenced using the '-r' option
requirements.should.equal([
'gherkin (0.1.0)',
'sure (0.2.1)',
])
def test_expand_requirements(open_func):
"It should be possible to include other files inside"
# Given that I have a file called "development.txt"
development_txt = Mock()
development_txt.read.return_value = \
'-r requirements.txt\nsure==0.2.1\n'
# And a file called "requirements_txt"
open_func.return_value.read.return_value = 'gherkin==0.1.0\n\n\n'
# When I expand the file "development.txt"
requirements = util.expand_requirements(development_txt)
# Then I see that the requirement present in "development.txt" was
# included, as well as the one present in "requirements.txt",
# referenced using the '-r' option
requirements.should.equal([
'gherkin (0.1.0)',
'sure (0.2.1)',
])
