def test_player_has_item_with_name(element_name: str, expected: bool):
bow_object = Bow(None, -1, -1)
bow_object.in_inventory = True
arrow_object = Arrow(None, -1, -1)
arrow_object.in_inventory = True
gold_object = Gold(None, -1, -1)
wumpus_object = Wumpus(None, 0, 0)
map_elements = [bow_object, arrow_object, gold_object, wumpus_object]
assert player_has_item_with_name(map_elements, element_name) == expected, \
f'Expected {"" if expected else "not "}to find "{element_name}" in inventory'
def test_get_player_inventory(element_name: str, expected: bool):
bow_object = Bow(None, -1, -1)
bow_object.in_inventory = True
arrow_object = Arrow(None, -1, -1)
arrow_object.in_inventory = True
gold_object = Gold(None, -1, -1)
wumpus_object = Wumpus(None, 0, 0)
map_elements = [bow_object, arrow_object, gold_object, wumpus_object]
names = [element.name for element in get_player_inventory(map_elements)]
assert (element_name in names) == expected, \
f'Expected {"" if expected else "not "}to find "{element_name}" in returned list'
def test_get_first_map_element_in_player_position():
game_status = GameStatus('TestGame',
height=2,
width=2,
silence_logger=True)
game_status.player_x = 1
game_status.player_y = 1
bow_object_01 = Bow(game_status, 0, 0)
bow_object_02 = Bow(game_status, 1, 1)
arrow_object = Arrow(game_status, 1, 1)
map_elements = [bow_object_01, bow_object_02, arrow_object]
assert bow_object_02 == get_first_map_element_in_player_position(map_elements, 'bow'), \
'Function returned a reference to the wrong map element'
def test_drop_element_if_possible(element_name: str, expected: bool):
game_status = GameStatus('TestGame',
height=2,
width=2,
silence_logger=True)
game_status.player_x = 1
game_status.player_y = 1
bow_object = Bow(game_status, -1, -1)
bow_object.in_inventory = True
arrow_object = Arrow(game_status, -1, -1)
arrow_object.in_inventory = True
map_elements = [bow_object, arrow_object]
drop_element_if_possible(map_elements, 'bow')
assert player_has_item_with_name(map_elements, element_name) == expected, \
f'Expected {"" if expected else "not "}to find "{element_name}" in player inventory'
def test_delete_element_from_game():
bow_object = Bow(None, -1, -1)
arrow_object = Arrow(None, -1, -1)
gold_object = Gold(None, -1, -1)
wumpus_object = Wumpus(None, 0, 0)
map_elements = [bow_object, arrow_object, gold_object, wumpus_object]
delete_element_from_game(map_elements, bow_object)
assert len(
map_elements
) == 3, f'Expected 3 map elements, but {len(map_elements)} were found'
assert arrow_object in map_elements, f'Arrow object was deleted instead of Bow'
assert gold_object in map_elements, f'Gold object was deleted instead of Bow'
assert wumpus_object in map_elements, f'Wumpus object was deleted instead of Bow'
def test_get_first_inventory_element_with_name():
bow_object_01 = Bow(None, 0, 0)
bow_object_01.in_inventory = True
bow_object_02 = Bow(None, 0, 0)
bow_object_02.in_inventory = True
arrow_object = Arrow(None, 0, 0)
arrow_object.in_inventory = True
map_elements = [bow_object_01, bow_object_02, arrow_object]
assert bow_object_01 == get_first_inventory_element_with_name(map_elements, 'bow'), \
'Function returned a reference to the wrong map element'