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test_fetch_browser_context.py
Source: test_fetch_browser_context.py
...16from urllib.parse import parse_qs17import pytest18from playwright.async_api import BrowserContext, Error, Page19from tests.server import Server20async def test_get_should_work(context: BrowserContext, server: Server):21 response = await context.request.get(server.PREFIX + "/simple.json")22 assert response.url == server.PREFIX + "/simple.json"23 assert response.status == 20024 assert response.status_text == "OK"25 assert response.ok is True26 assert response.headers["content-type"] == "application/json"27 assert {28 "name": "Content-Type",29 "value": "application/json",30 } in response.headers_array31 assert await response.text() == '{"foo": "bar"}\n'32async def test_fetch_should_work(context: BrowserContext, server: Server):33 response = await context.request.fetch(server.PREFIX + "/simple.json")34 assert response.url == server.PREFIX + "/simple.json"...
kudasai.py
Source: kudasai.py
...16 def test_by_default_should_have_main_page( self ):17 self.assertIn( self.main_url, self.kudasai.url )18 def test_main_url_should_can_be_processing( self ):19 self.assertTrue( self.kudasai.can_proccess( self.main_url ) )20 def test_get_should_work( self ):21 response = self.kudasai.get()22 self.assertTrue( response.native )23 def test_when_create_one_with_main_url_should_use_listado_noticias( self ):24 kudasai = Somos_kudasai( self.main_url )25 self.assertNotEqual( self.main_url, kudasai.url )26 self.assertEqual( somos_kudasai_url, kudasai.url )27class Test_kudasai_handled_page( Test_kudasai ):28 def setUp( self ):29 super().setUp()30 self.kudasai = Somos_kudasai()31 def test_the_last_page_should_be_a_integer( self ):32 self.assertIsInstance( self.kudasai.last_page, int )33 def test_pages_should_be_instances_of_kudasai( self ):34 for page in self.kudasai.pages:...
test_menus.py
Source: test_menus.py
...46 assert rcv_menu[0]["id"] == 147 assert rcv_menu[0]["name"] == menu["name"]48 assert rcv_menu[0]["foods"] == menu["foods"]49 assert rcv_menu[0]["restaurant_id"] == menu["restaurant_id"]50def test_get_should_work(client):51 client.post(52 "/restaurants",53 json=restaurant,54 )55 client.post(56 "/menus",57 json=menu,58 )59 res = client.get(60 "/menus/1",61 )62 assert res.status_code == 20063 rcv_menu = res.json64 assert rcv_menu["id"] == 1...
test_site_paginate.py
Source: test_site_paginate.py
...6 url = 'https://datos.gob.mx/busca/dataset'7class Test_site( unittest.TestCase ):8 def setUp( self ):9 self.site = Example_site()10 def test_get_should_work( self ):11 response = self.site.get()...
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