Best Python code snippet using autotest_python
test_get_dictionary.py
Source: test_get_dictionary.py
...3from helpers.constants import ResponseStatus, ResponseBody, path_to_json_schemas4from helpers.get_data import get_json5from tests.test_data.request_data import URL, RequestData6from tests.test_checks.checks import check_date_format7def test_get_dictionary():8 request_dict = RequestData.valid_dict9 response = requests.get(URL.host + URL.path_dictionary_key10 .format(key=request_dict['key']))11 assert response.status_code == ResponseStatus.OK12 response_body = response.json()13 validate(response_body, get_json(path=f"{path_to_json_schemas}default_schema.json"))14 assert response_body["result"] == request_dict['value']15 check_date_format(response_body["time"])16def test_with_invalid_key(key_not_existing):17 response = requests.get(URL.host + URL.path_dictionary_key.format(key=key_not_existing))18 assert response.status_code == ResponseStatus.NOT_FOUND19 assert response.text == ResponseBody.VALUE_NOT_FOUND20def test_with_empty_key():21 response = requests.get(URL.host + URL.path_dictionary_key.format(key=""))...
tests.py
Source: tests.py
...19 assert trie.is_in_dictionary('bce')20 assert not trie.is_in_dictionary('')21 assert not trie.is_in_dictionary('xxd')22 assert not trie.is_in_dictionary('abca')23def test_get_dictionary():24 dictionary = ['', 'a', 'ab', 'abc', 'acs', 'aac', 'bc', 'bce']25 trie = Trie.create_from_dictionary(dictionary)26 print(trie.get_dictionary())...
test_dictionary.py
Source: test_dictionary.py
1from openodia.corpus.dictionary import get_dictionary2def test_get_dictionary():...
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