def test_separator(self):
passp = Passphrase()
for wrongtype in constants.WRONGTYPES_STR:
with self.assertRaises(TypeError) as context:
passp.separator = wrongtype
self.assertIn('separator can only be string',
str(context.exception))
def test_separator(self):
passp = Passphrase('internal')
passp.amount_w = 1
passp.amount_n = 1
passp.separator = '-.-'
passp.generate()
self.assertIn('-.-', str(passp))
def test_generate_uuid4(self):
passp = Passphrase()
passphrase = passp.generate_uuid4()
self.assertIsInstance(passphrase, list)
self.assertEqual(len(passphrase), 5)
passp.separator = ''
uuid4 = UUID(str(passp), version=4)
self.assertEqual(str(passp), uuid4.hex)
def test_password_use_digits(self):
passp = Passphrase()
passp.separator = ''
passp.passwordlen = 5
passp.password_use_lowercase = False
passp.password_use_uppercase = False
passp.password_use_digits = True
passp.password_use_punctuation = False
passp.generate_password()
self.assertRegex(str(passp), r'[\d]+')
def test_password_use_punctuation(self):
passp = Passphrase()
passp.separator = ''
passp.passwordlen = 5
passp.password_use_lowercase = False
passp.password_use_uppercase = False
passp.password_use_digits = False
passp.password_use_punctuation = True
passp.generate_password()
self.assertRegex(
str(passp),
r'[\!\"\#\$\%\&\\\'\(\)\*\+\,\-\.\/\:\;\<\=\>\?\@\[\]\^\_'
r'\`\{\|\}\~]+')