def test_single_value(self):
# Check for MatcherObject wrapping.
def isodd(x): # <- Helper function.
return x % 2 == 1
matcher = get_matcher(isodd)
self.assertIsInstance(matcher, MatcherObject)
# When original is adequate, it should be returned unchanged.
original = object()
matcher = get_matcher(original)
self.assertIs(matcher, original)
def test_tuple_of_values(self):
# Check for MatcherTuple wrapping.
def isodd(x): # <- Helper function.
return x % 2 == 1
matcher = get_matcher((1, isodd))
self.assertIsInstance(matcher, MatcherTuple)
# When tuple contains no MatcherObject objects,
# the original should be returned unchanged.
original = ('abc', 123)
matcher = get_matcher(original)
self.assertIs(matcher, original)
def test_integration(self):
"""A small integration test that checks a tuple containing all
of the different special handling cases.
"""
def mycallable(x): # <- Helper function.
return x == '_'
myregex = re.compile('_')
myset = set(['_'])
matcher = get_matcher((mycallable, myregex, myset, '_', Ellipsis))
self.assertTrue(matcher == ('_', '_', '_', '_',
'_')) # <- Passes all conditions.
self.assertFalse(matcher == ('X', '_', '_', '_',
'_')) # <- Callable returns False.
self.assertFalse(matcher == ('_', 'X', '_', '_',
'_')) # <- Regex has no match.
self.assertFalse(matcher == ('_', '_', 'X', '_',
'_')) # <- Not in set.
self.assertFalse(matcher == ('_', '_', '_', 'X',
'_')) # <- Does not equal string.
self.assertTrue(
matcher == ('_', '_', '_', '_',
'X')) # <- Passes all conditions (wildcard).
expected = "(mycallable, re.compile('_'), {0!r}, '_', ...)".format(
myset)
self.assertEqual(repr(matcher), expected)
def test_get_matcher_from_predicate(self):
predicate = Predicate('abc')
matcher = get_matcher(predicate)
self.assertIs(matcher, predicate.matcher)
def test_get_matcher_from_matcher(self):
original = get_matcher((1, 'abc'))
matcher = get_matcher(original)
self.assertIs(matcher, original)
