How to use test_filter_out method in avocado

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analyser_test.py

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1from typing import Union2from nepattern import set_unit3from arclet.alconna.analysis.analyser import Analyser4from arclet.alconna import Alconna, Args5def test_filter_out():6 Analyser.filter_out = ["int"]7 ana = Alconna("ana", Args["foo", str])8 assert ana.parse(["ana", 123, "bar"]).matched is True9 assert ana.parse("ana bar").matched is True10 Analyser.filter_out.remove("int")11 assert ana.parse(["ana", 123, "bar"]).matched is False12def test_preprocessor():13 Analyser.preprocessors["float"] = lambda x: int(x)14 ana1 = Alconna("ana1", Args["bar", int])15 assert ana1.parse(["ana1", 123.06]).matched is True16 assert ana1.parse(["ana1", 123.06]).bar == 12317 del Analyser.preprocessors["float"]18 assert ana1.parse(["ana1", 123.06]).matched is False19def test_with_set_unit():...

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test_har_parser.py

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...20 {"url_regex": r"^https:\/\/www\.forums\.red.*"})21 urls = [e['request']['url'] for e in matched]22 print(urls)23 assert 'https://www.forums.red/images/flairs/down.png' in urls24def test_filter_out():25 parser = Har.Parser(TEST_CAPTURE_FILE)26 reject = [27 {"url_regex": r"^.*\.(png|gif)$"},28 {"url_regex": r"^.*\.(js|css)$"},29 {"url_regex": r"^.*.styles.css.*$"},30 {"url_regex": r'https://manager.smartlook.com/rec/check'},31 {"mimetype_regex": r'text\/css'},32 {"mimetype_regex": r'image\/(png|jpeg)'},33 ]34 matched = parser.filter_out(reject)35 urls = [e['request']['url'] for e in matched]36 print(urls)37 for m in matched:38 url = m['request']['url']...

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test_util.py

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...21 "b": 20,22 "c": {"ca": 160, "cb": 200},23 }24 assert map_over_leaves(case, sum) == expected25def test_filter_out():26 cases = [27 {"a": 1, "b": 2, "c": {"ca": 30, "cb": "Hello!"}},28 {"a": 17, "b": 18, "c": {"ca": 130, "cb": "Hi!"}},29 ]30 expected = [31 {"a": 1, "b": 2, "c": {"ca": 30}},32 {"a": 17, "b": 18, "c": {"ca": 130}},33 ]34 for case, exp in zip(cases, expected):35 assert filter_out(case, condition=lambda v: isinstance(v, int)) == exp36def test_dice():37 a = {1, 2, 3, 4}38 b = {5, 6, 7, 4}39 assert dice_coef(a, b) == 0.25...

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