Best Python code snippet using lettuce-tools_python
mock_utils.py
Source: mock_utils.py
...24 if hasattr(world, "mock_working") and world.mock_working == True:25 world.mock_process.terminate()26 time.sleep(0.5)27 world.mock_working = False28 def mock_is_working(self):29 """30 Check whether the mock is working31 """32 if hasattr(world, "mock_working") and world.mock_working == True:33 return True34 else:35 return False36 def set_invalid_data(self, type, request, status_code, delay=None):37 """38 Configure the mock to give a bad answer to a request.39 :param type: type of invalid data to be sent.40 :param request: Path in the request line that will trigger the response.41 :param status_code: Status code of the response to be sent.42 :param delay: Time the mock should wait before sending the response....
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