def test_multiple_subscribers(self):
"""Test Event() can trigger multiple callback functions."""
# Create function for capturing event data.
event_data_A = list()
event_data_B = list()
def callback_A(data): event_data_A.append(data)
def callback_B(data): event_data_B.append(data)
# Trigger an event and send data to multiple callback functions.
event = Event()
test_data = 'test data'
event.subscribe(callback_A)
event.subscribe(callback_B)
# Ensure multiple callbacks have been added to event.
self.assertEqual(event.num_subscriptions(), 2)
# Trigger event.
event.__trigger__(test_data)
# Ensure data was issued to all callback functions.
if (len(event_data_A) == 1) and (len(event_data_B) == 1):
self.assertEqual(event_data_A[0], test_data)
self.assertEqual(event_data_B[0], test_data)
else:
msg = 'Expected all callback functions to receive data.'
raise ValueError(msg)
def test_multiple_subscribers(self):
"""Test Event() can trigger multiple callback functions."""
# Create function for capturing event data.
event_data_A = list()
event_data_B = list()
def callback_A(data):
event_data_A.append(data)
def callback_B(data):
event_data_B.append(data)
# Trigger an event and send data to multiple callback functions.
event = Event()
test_data = 'test data'
event.subscribe(callback_A)
event.subscribe(callback_B)
# Ensure multiple callbacks have been added to event.
self.assertEqual(event.num_subscriptions(), 2)
# Trigger event.
event.__trigger__(test_data)
# Ensure data was issued to all callback functions.
if (len(event_data_A) == 1) and (len(event_data_B) == 1):
self.assertEqual(event_data_A[0], test_data)
self.assertEqual(event_data_B[0], test_data)
else:
msg = 'Expected all callback functions to receive data.'
raise ValueError(msg)
def test_unsubscribe_from_callback(self):
"""Test Event() callback functions can unsubscribe themselves."""
# Create Event().
event = Event()
# Create function which will unsubscribe itself when called.
def unsubscriber():
event.unsubscribe(unsubscriber)
# Subscribe the function which will unsubscribe itself when called.
event.subscribe(unsubscriber)
self.assertTrue(event.is_subscribed(unsubscriber))
# Trigger event and ensure function unsubscribed itself.
event.__trigger__()
self.assertFalse(event.is_subscribed(unsubscriber))
def test_unsubscribe_from_callback(self):
"""Test Event() callback functions can unsubscribe themselves."""
# Create Event().
event = Event()
# Create function which will unsubscribe itself when called.
def unsubscriber():
event.unsubscribe(unsubscriber)
# Subscribe the function which will unsubscribe itself when called.
event.subscribe(unsubscriber)
self.assertTrue(event.is_subscribed(unsubscriber))
# Trigger event and ensure function unsubscribed itself.
event.__trigger__()
self.assertFalse(event.is_subscribed(unsubscriber))
def test_trigger(self):
"""Test Event() can trigger a callback function."""
# Create function for capturing event data.
event_data = list()
def callback(data): event_data.append(data)
# Trigger an event and send data to callback functions.
test_data = 'test data'
event = Event()
event.subscribe(callback)
event.__trigger__(test_data)
# Ensure data was issued to callback function.
if len(event_data) == 1:
self.assertEqual(event_data[0], test_data)
else:
raise ValueError('Expected one callback event.')
def test_trigger(self):
"""Test Event() can trigger a callback function."""
# Create function for capturing event data.
event_data = list()
def callback(data):
event_data.append(data)
# Trigger an event and send data to callback functions.
test_data = 'test data'
event = Event()
event.subscribe(callback)
event.__trigger__(test_data)
# Ensure data was issued to callback function.
if len(event_data) == 1:
self.assertEqual(event_data[0], test_data)
else:
raise ValueError('Expected one callback event.')
def test_multiple_triggers(self):
"""Test Event() can trigger a callback function multiple times."""
# Create function for capturing event data.
event_data = list()
def callback(data): event_data.append(data)
# Create Event().
event = Event()
event.subscribe(callback)
# Trigger events and send data to callback functions.
num_triggers = 5
for i in range(num_triggers):
event.__trigger__(i)
# Ensure data was issued to callback function.
if len(event_data) == num_triggers:
self.assertEqual(sorted(event_data), range(num_triggers))
else:
raise ValueError('Expected one callback event.')
def test_subscribe_from_callback(self):
"""Test Event() callback functions can be subscribed from callbacks."""
# Create Event().
event = Event()
# Create testing function.
def noop(): pass
# Create function which will subscribe the testing function.
def subscriber():
event.subscribe(noop)
# Subscribe the function which will subscribe another function when
# called.
event.subscribe(subscriber)
self.assertTrue(event.is_subscribed(subscriber))
# Trigger event and ensure testing function was subscribed.
event.__trigger__()
self.assertTrue(event.is_subscribed(noop))
def test_subscribe_from_callback(self):
"""Test Event() callback functions can be subscribed from callbacks."""
# Create Event().
event = Event()
# Create testing function.
def noop():
pass
# Create function which will subscribe the testing function.
def subscriber():
event.subscribe(noop)
# Subscribe the function which will subscribe another function when
# called.
event.subscribe(subscriber)
self.assertTrue(event.is_subscribed(subscriber))
# Trigger event and ensure testing function was subscribed.
event.__trigger__()
self.assertTrue(event.is_subscribed(noop))
def test_multiple_triggers(self):
"""Test Event() can trigger a callback function multiple times."""
# Create function for capturing event data.
event_data = list()
def callback(data):
event_data.append(data)
# Create Event().
event = Event()
event.subscribe(callback)
# Trigger events and send data to callback functions.
num_triggers = 5
for i in range(num_triggers):
event.__trigger__(i)
# Ensure data was issued to callback function.
if len(event_data) == num_triggers:
self.assertEqual(sorted(event_data), range(num_triggers))
else:
raise ValueError('Expected one callback event.')