Best Python code snippet using pytest-mock
test_client.py
Source: test_client.py
...63 created_grpc_channels.clear()64 created_grpclib_channels.clear()65 created_stubs.clear()66 created_async_stubs.clear()67 def create_a_fake_async_stub(mock_channel):68 m = mock.MagicMock(name=f"async stub channel={mock_channel}")69 m.channel = mock_channel70 m.Predict = CoroutineMock()71 created_async_stubs.append(m)72 return m73 def create_a_fake_stub(mock_channel):74 m = mock.MagicMock(name=f"stub channel={mock_channel}")75 m.channel = mock_channel76 created_stubs.append(m)77 return m78 def hostname_resolution_change(mock_gethostbyname_ex, new_addr_list):79 mock_gethostbyname_ex.side_effect = lambda _: ('localhost', [], new_addr_list.copy())80 for stub in created_stubs:81 addr = stub.channel.target.split(':')[0]...
test_bot_events.py
Source: test_bot_events.py
...4import uuid5import uita6import uita.bot_events7import uita.database8async def async_stub(*args, **kwargs): ...9@pytest.fixture10def bot(config, event_loop, user):11 with patch("uita.bot") as mock_bot, \12 patch("uita.server") as mock_server:13 mock_bot.wait_until_ready.side_effect = async_stub14 mock_bot.guilds = []15 mock_bot.loop = event_loop16 mock_bot.user = user()17 mock_server.config = config18 mock_server.database = uita.database.Database(config.bot.database)19 mock_server.verify_active_servers.side_effect = async_stub20 uita.state.initialize_from_bot(mock_bot)21 yield mock_bot22@pytest.fixture...
test_server_events.py
Source: test_server_events.py
...5import uita.message6import uita.server_events7import uita.ui_server8import uita.types9async def async_stub(*args, **kwargs): ...10@pytest.fixture11def event(request, config, event_loop):12 with patch("uita.server"):13 mock_event = Mock()14 mock_event.socket.send.side_effect = async_stub15 mock_event.config = config16 mock_event.loop = event_loop17 mock_event.user = uita.types.DiscordUser(18 "2b2b2b2b2b", "User Name", "http://example.com/image.png", None19 )20 mock_event.active_server = uita.types.DiscordServer(21 "1234567890",22 "Server Name",23 {"1a1a1a1a1a":...
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