def test_merge_regular_environment():
"Environment.update() Should update a regular environment with data from another one"
# Given that I load variables to my env from a folder
environment = Environment()
# When I merge another environment into the current one that *does
# not* have the variable CITY
environment.update(Environment(storage={'CITY': 'Porto Alegre'}))
# Then I see that the old value was overwritten
environment.get('CITY').should.equal('Porto Alegre')
def test_merge_regular_environment_with_non_string_values():
"Environment.update() Should convert all the values before setting them back to the original environment"
# Given that I load variables to my env from a folder
environment = Environment()
# When I merge another environment into the current one that *does
# not* have the variable `age`, I set it as an integer
environment.update(Environment(storage={'age': 27}))
# Then I see that the value was converted to a string
environment.get('age').should.equal('27')
# And then I see it's not a unicode string, but a bytes sequence
environment.get('age').should.be.a(bytes)
def test_milieu_helper_methods():
# Given that I have an environment with some variables set
data = {
'str': 'I heard you like variables',
'int': '42',
'float': '3.14',
'bool0': 'True',
'bool1': 'true',
'bool2': '1',
'bool3': '2',
'bool4': 'False',
'bool5': 'false',
'bool6': '0',
}
env = Environment(storage=data)
# Let's retrieve things with their correct types
env.get_int('int').should.equal(42)
env.get_float('float').should.equal(3.14)
env.get_bool('bool0').should.be.true
env.get_bool('bool1').should.be.true
env.get_bool('bool2').should.be.true
env.get_bool('bool3').should.be.true
env.get_bool('bool4').should.be.false
env.get_bool('bool5').should.be.false
env.get_bool('bool6').should.be.false
# Sanity checks
env.get_int.when.called_with('str').should.throw(ValueError)
env.get_float.when.called_with('str').should.throw(ValueError)
env.get_bool('str').should.be.false
# Testing default values
env.get('i-dont-exist', 'blah').should.equal('blah')
env.get_int('i-dont-exist', 2).should.equal(2)
env.get_float('i-dont-exist', 2.5).should.equal(2.5)
env.get_bool('i-dont-exist', True).should.be.true
def test_milieu_environment_get():
# Given that I have an environment
env = Environment({'val1': 'yo'})
# When I set something
env.get('val1').should.equal('yo')
