How to use test_parse_test method in pyresttest

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test_tap.py

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...88 self.assertEqual(assertion.expected, 'something')89 self.assertEqual(assertion.got, 'something else')90 self.assertListEqual(assertion.stack, ['http://localhost:8000/static/js/test/libs/qunit.js:435'])91class TapTestTest(unittest.TestCase):92 def test_parse_test(self):93 '''Should parse a test statement'''94 line = '# test: This is a test'95 test = TapTest.parse(line)96 self.assertEqual(test.name, 'This is a test')97 self.assertEqual(test.parsed_indent, '')98class TapModuleTest(unittest.TestCase):99 def test_parse_module(self):100 '''Should parse a module statement'''101 line = '# module: This is a module'102 module = TapModule.parse(line)103 self.assertEqual(module.name, 'This is a module')104 self.assertEqual(module.parsed_indent, '')105class TapParserTest(unittest.TestCase):106 def test_single_test(self):...

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test_parse_response.py

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...52 response = scanner_obj._parse_response('weight_calibration', response_msg)53 assert response['command'] == 'S'54 assert response['acknowledge'] is True55 assert response['identifier'] == 4256def test_parse_test(scanner_obj):57 response_msg = bytes('\x02TA42\x03\x0D\x0A', 'ascii')58 response = scanner_obj._parse_response('test', response_msg)59 assert response['command'] == 'T'60 assert response['acknowledge'] is True61 assert response['identifier'] == 4262def test_report_unit(scanner_obj):63 response_msg = bytes('\x02UAMMI0010004600\x03\x0D\x0A', 'ascii')64 response = scanner_obj._parse_response('units', response_msg)65 assert response['command'] == 'U'66 assert response['acknowledge'] is True67 assert response['space_metric'] is True68 assert response['weight_metric'] is True69 assert response['intl_unit'] is True70 assert response['location'] == '004600'...

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tests.py

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...37 with self.assertRaises(TypeError,msg="__init__() missing 1 required positional argument: 'subreddit'"):38 rssobject = WhizRssAggregator()39 @mock.patch('urllib.request.urlretrieve')40 @mock.patch('feedparser.parse')41 def test_parse_test(self, parse_mock,urlretrieve_mock):42 print("test_parse_test")43 self.assertTrue(os.path.isfile(os.path.join(self.pwd,'sample.out')))44 testout_file = open(os.path.join(self.pwd,'sample.out'),'r')45 testout = json.loads(testout_file.read())46 testout_file.close()47 with io.StringIO() as buf, redirect_stdout(buf):48 parse_mock.return_value=testout49 rssobject = WhizRssAggregator(self.cachedir,"test")50 rssobject.parse()51 self.assertNotEqual(buf.getvalue(),"")52 parse_mock.assert_called_once_with("https://reddit.com/r/test.rss")53 urlretrieve_mock.assert_called54 self.assertEqual(urlretrieve_mock.call_count,21)55 @mock.patch('scraper.WhizRssAggregator.parseentries')...

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