def test_conjure_response_with_spec(self, conjure_response):
conjure_response.return_value = None
knight = Knight('Foo')
knight.query('foo')
# This is actually nonsense, and should fail!
conjure_response.assert_called_with_nonsense('foo')
def test_conjure_response(self, conjure_response):
conjure_response.return_value = None
knight = Knight('Foo')
knight.query('foo')
# Notice these all test pretty much the same thing
conjure_response.assert_called_with('foo')
conjure_response.assert_called_once_with('foo')
conjure_response.assert_any_call('foo')
# Also, notice these all test pretty much the same thing
self.assertEqual(conjure_response.called, True)
self.assertEqual(conjure_response.call_count, 1)
calls = [call('foo')]
conjure_response.assert_has_calls(calls)
# But what about this?
conjure_response.assert_called_once()
conjure_response.assert_called_once('foo')
# Or this?
conjure_response.assert_called_twice_with('foo')
def test_knights_tell_truth(self):
knight = Knight('Foo')
self.assertEqual(True, knight.tell_truth())
def test_knight_response(self):
knight = Knight('Foo')
r = knight.query('foo')
self.assertEqual(r, u'We are of the same kind.')