Best Python code snippet using pytest-mock
test_director_model.py
Source: test_director_model.py
...13 director = Director(" Firstname Lastname ")14 assert director.director_full_name == "Firstname Lastname"15def test_repr(director):16 assert repr(director) == "<Director Firstname Lastname>"17def test_repr_with_no_name():18 director = Director("")19 assert repr(director) == "<Director None>"20def test_equality_when_equal(director):21 other = Director("Firstname Lastname")22 assert director == other23def test_equality_when_not_equal(director):24 other = Director("Firstname2 Lastname2")25 assert director != other26def test_equality_with_different_type(director):27 assert director != 12328def test_less_than_when_true(director):29 a = Director("a")30 b = Director("b")31 assert a < b...
test_person_model.py
Source: test_person_model.py
...13 person = Person(" Firstname Lastname ")14 assert person._full_name == "Firstname Lastname"15def test_repr(person):16 assert repr(person) == "<Person Firstname Lastname>"17def test_repr_with_no_name():18 person = Person("")19 assert repr(person) == "<Person None>"20def test_equality_when_equal(person):21 other = Person("Firstname Lastname")22 assert person == other23def test_equality_when_not_equal(person):24 other = Person("Firstname2 Lastname2")25 assert person != other26def test_equality_with_different_type(person):27 assert person != 12328def test_less_than_when_true(person):29 a = Person("a")30 b = Person("b")31 assert a < b...
test_genre_model.py
Source: test_genre_model.py
...13 genre = Genre(" Action ")14 assert genre.genre_name == "Action"15def test_repr(genre):16 assert repr(genre) == "<Genre Action>"17def test_repr_with_no_name():18 genre = Genre("")19 assert repr(genre) == "<Genre None>"20def test_equality_when_equal(genre):21 other = Genre("Action")22 assert genre == other23def test_equality_when_not_equal(genre):24 other = Genre("GenreName2")25 assert genre != other26def test_equality_with_different_type(genre):27 assert genre != 12328def test_less_than_when_true(genre):29 a = Genre("a")30 b = Genre("b")31 assert a < b...
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