def test_it_should_use_given_merger(self, examples):
paths = examples.get_many(SORTED_FILES)
def mymerge(configs):
return configs
config = load(paths, merger=mymerge)
assert_that(config, only_contains(has_key('section')))
def test_it_should_use_given_parser(self):
paths = ['/path/to/1', '/path/to/2']
def myparse(path, format=None):
return {'path': path, 'format': format}
config = load(paths, format='toml', parser=myparse)
assert_that(config, has_entries({'path': paths[-1], 'format': 'toml'}))
def test_merges_must_retain_order(self, examples):
examples.clear()
paths = examples.get_many(FILES)
config = load(paths)
good_data = [
'string', 'integer', 'float', 'boolean', 'list', 'key', 'unicode',
'subsection', 'null'
]
assert_that(config["section"].keys(), contains(*good_data))
def test_it_should_load_paths_for_given_format(self, examples):
paths = examples.get_many(['00_base.toml', 'basic_file_toml'])
config = load(paths, format='toml')
assert_that(config, has_entry('section', has_entry('key', 'basic')))
def test_it_should_load_and_merge_lists_of_paths(self, examples):
paths = sorted(examples.get_many(SORTED_FILES))
config = load(paths)
assert_that(config, has_entry('section', has_entry('key', 'second')))