Best Python code snippet using pytest-benchmark
test_decorators.py
Source: test_decorators.py
...71 def test_bad(data: typing.Any) -> int:72 return data73 @staticmethod74 @runtime_validation75 def test_bad2(data: typing.Any) -> int:76 return data77 sample = SampleClass()78 self.assertEqual(sample.test(1), 1)79 self.assertEqual(sample.test2(1), 1)80 self.assertEqual(sample.test_bad(1), 1)81 self.assertEqual(sample.test_bad2(1), 1)82 self.assertEqual(SampleClass.test(1), 1)83 self.assertEqual(SampleClass.test2(1), 1)84 self.assertEqual(SampleClass.test_bad(1), 1)85 self.assertEqual(SampleClass.test_bad2(1), 1)86 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):87 sample.test('')88 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):89 sample.test2('')90 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):91 sample.test_bad('')92 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):93 sample.test_bad2('')94 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):95 SampleClass.test('')96 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):97 SampleClass.test2('')98 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):99 SampleClass.test_bad('')100 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):101 SampleClass.test_bad2('')102 def test_classmethod(self):103 """104 Checks if a classmethod of a class object can be decorated105 """106 class SampleClass:107 @runtime_validation108 @classmethod109 def test(cls, data: int) -> int:110 return data111 @classmethod112 @runtime_validation113 def test2(cls, data: int) -> int:114 return data115 @runtime_validation116 @classmethod117 def test_bad(cls, data: typing.Any) -> int:118 return data119 @classmethod120 @runtime_validation121 def test_bad2(cls, data: typing.Any) -> int:122 return data123 sample = SampleClass()124 self.assertEqual(sample.test(1), 1)125 self.assertEqual(sample.test2(1), 1)126 self.assertEqual(sample.test_bad(1), 1)127 self.assertEqual(sample.test_bad2(1), 1)128 self.assertEqual(SampleClass.test(1), 1)129 self.assertEqual(SampleClass.test2(1), 1)130 self.assertEqual(SampleClass.test_bad(1), 1)131 self.assertEqual(SampleClass.test_bad2(1), 1)132 #with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):133 # sample.test('')134 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):135 sample.test2('')136 #with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):137 # sample.test_bad('')138 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):139 sample.test_bad2('')140 #with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):141 # SampleClass.test('')142 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):143 SampleClass.test2('')144 #with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):145 # SampleClass.test_bad('')146 with self.assertRaises(RuntimeTypeError):147 SampleClass.test_bad2('')148 def test_property(self):149 """150 Checks if property object can be type checked151 """152 @runtime_validation153 class Sample:154 def __init__(self):155 self._x = 0156 @property157 def x(self):158 return self._x159 @x.setter160 def x(self, value: int):161 self._x = value...
test_integr.py
Source: test_integr.py
...8def test_bad1():9 with pytest.raises(ValueError):10 parse("bad input")11@pytest.mark.xfail(raises=ValueError)12def test_bad2():...
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