How to use to_decorate method in freezegun

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test_decorators.py

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...7 ((int, float), [-10, 10]),8 (int, [0, 10]),9 ("s", "s")10 )11 def to_decorate(a, str1, b=2.2, c=4, str2="blobfish"):12 val = round(a*b,0) % c13 val = int(val)14 return str(val) + "-" + str1 + "-" + str215 assert to_decorate(7, "pferd") == '3-pferd-blobfish'16 with self.assertRaises(AssertionError) as ctx:17 to_decorate(7, 8)18 self.assertEqual("Type of parameter '8' does not match <class 'str'>",19 str(ctx.exception))20 assert to_decorate(4, "gorilla", c=6) == '3-gorilla-blobfish'21 with self.assertRaises(AssertionError) as ctx:22 to_decorate(4, "gorilla", c=6.6)23 self.assertEqual("Type of parameter c does not match <class 'int'>",24 str(ctx.exception))25 with self.assertRaises(AssertionError) as ctx:26 to_decorate(4, "gorilla", c=12)27 self.assertEqual("Parameter c=12 must be inside bounds [0, 10]",28 str(ctx.exception))29 with self.assertRaises(TypeError) as ctx:30 to_decorate(4, "gorilla", str2=44)31 self.assertEqual("""can only concatenate str (not "int") to str""",32 str(ctx.exception))33 def test_decorator_accepts(self):34 @accepts("s",35 str,36 (int, float),37 int,38 "s"39 )40 def to_decorate(a, str1, b=2.2, c=4, str2="blobfish"):41 val = round(a*b,0) % c42 val = int(val)43 return str(val) +"-" + str1 + "-" + str244 assert to_decorate(a=True, str1="belly") == '2-belly-blobfish'45 with self.assertRaises(TypeError) as ctx:46 to_decorate(True, "belly", str2=44)47 self.assertEqual("""can only concatenate str (not "int") to str""",48 str(ctx.exception))49 with self.assertRaises(AssertionError) as ctx:50 to_decorate(True, "belly", c=4.44)51 self.assertEqual("Type of parameter c does not match <class 'int'>",52 str(ctx.exception))53 with self.assertRaises(AssertionError) as ctx:54 to_decorate(4, "belly", b=[4, 6])55 msg = "Type of parameter b does not match (<class 'int'>, "\56 "<class 'float'>)"57 self.assertEqual(msg, str(ctx.exception))58 def test_decorator_bounds(self):59 @arg_bounds("s",60 [-10, 10],61 [0, 10],62 )63 def to_decorate(a, b=2.2, c=4):64 return round(a * b, 0) % c65 assert to_decorate(4444, 5, 5) == 066 assert round(to_decorate(12, c=5.4), 1) == 4.467 with self.assertRaises(AssertionError) as ctx:68 to_decorate(4444, 10.1, 5)69 self.assertEqual("Parameter '10.1' must be inside bounds [-10, 10]",70 str(ctx.exception))71 with self.assertRaises(AssertionError) as ctx:72 to_decorate(4444, b=10.1, c=5)73 self.assertEqual("Parameter b=10.1 must be inside bounds [-10, 10]",74 str(ctx.exception))75if __name__ == '__main__':...

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decorators.py

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2def decorator(f):3 print('Decorated!')4 return f5@decorator6def to_decorate():7 print('To Decorate')8 return 19to_decorate()10to_decorate = decorator(to_decorate)11# Decorator with Wrapper12def decorator(f):13 def wrapper():14 print('Decorated!')15 f()16 return wrapper17@decorator18def to_decorate():19 print('To Decorate')20 return 121to_decorate()22to_decorate = decorator(to_decorate)23# Decorator that can handle function parameters24def decorator(f):25 def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):26 print('Decorated!')27 f(*args, **kwargs)28 return wrapper29@decorator_with_wrapper30def to_decorate(x, y, **kwargs):31 print('To Decorate')32 print(x)33 print(y)34 print(kwargs)35 return 136to_decorate('searingfrost', 'another parameter', **{'key': 'value'})37to_decorate = decorator(to_decorate)38# Decorator factory to handle decorator parameters39def decorator_factory(*factory_args, **factory_kwargs):40 def decorator(f):41 def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):42 print(f'Args Passed to factory: {factory_args}')43 print(f'KeywordArgs passed to factory: {factory_kwargs}')44 print('Decorated!')45 f(*args, **kwargs)46 return wrapper47 return decorator_with_wrapper48@decorator_factory('someargument', a=5, b=10)49def to_decorate(x, y, **kwargs):50 print('To Decorate')51 print(x)52 print(y)53 print(kwargs)54to_decorate('searingfrost', 'another parameter', **{'key': 'value'})...

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profile.py

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...15 def wrapper(*args, **kwargs):16 name = match.group('name')17 print(f'\'{name}\' started')18 start_time = time.time()19 result = to_decorate(*args, **kwargs)20 time_spend = start_time - time.time()21 print(f'\'{name}\' finished in {time_spend}s')22 return result23 return wrapper24 elif inspect.isclass(to_decorate):25 for attribute in to_decorate.__dict__:26 if inspect.isfunction(getattr(to_decorate, attribute)):27 setattr(to_decorate, attribute, profile(getattr(to_decorate, attribute)))28 return to_decorate29 else:...

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