How to use test_execute method in pytest-play

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test_user_commands.py

Source: test_user_commands.py Github

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...12class NewCommandTest(unittest.TestCase):13 def test_name(self):14 self.assertEqual('new', NewCommand.name)15 @patch('taktyk.commands.user_commands.DB.ask_and_create')16 def test_execute(self, mock_create_new):17 NewCommand().execute()18 self.assertTrue(mock_create_new.call_count == 1)19class PdkCommandTest(unittest.TestCase):20 def test_name(self):21 self.assertEqual('pdk', PdkCommand.name)22 @patch('taktyk.commands.user_commands.Decision')23 def test_execute(self, mock_decision):24 instance = Mock()25 instance.run.return_value = 'userkey'26 mock_decision.return_value = instance27 PdkCommand().execute()28 self.assertEqual(settings.USERKEY, 'userkey')29class FileSourceCommandTest(unittest.TestCase):30 def test_name(self):31 self.assertEqual('file', FileSourceCommand.name)32 @patch('taktyk.commands.user_commands.Decision')33 def test_execute(self, mock_decision):34 instance = Mock()35 instance.run.return_value = {'file': 'source'}36 mock_decision.return_value = instance37 FileSourceCommand().execute()38 self.assertEqual(settings.SOURCE, {'file': 'source'})39 self.assertEqual(settings.STRATEGY, SourceStrategy)40class SeleniumCommandTest(unittest.TestCase):41 def test_name(self):42 self.assertEqual('selenium', SeleniumCommand.name)43 def test_execute(self):44 SeleniumCommand().execute('somebrowser')45 self.assertEqual(settings.STRATEGY, SeleniumStrategy)46 self.assertEqual(settings.BROWSER, 'somebrowser')47class SessionCommandTest(unittest.TestCase):48 def test_name(self):49 self.assertEqual('session', SessionCommand.name)50 def test_execute(self):51 SessionCommand().execute()52 self.assertEqual(settings.STRATEGY, SessionStrategy)53class HtmlCommandTest(unittest.TestCase):54 def test_name(self):55 self.assertEqual('html', HtmlCommand.name)56 @patch('taktyk.commands.user_commands.HtmlFile')57 def test_execute_when_arg_is_true(self, mock_html_file):58 with self.assertRaises(SystemExit):59 HtmlCommand().execute(arg=True)60 mock_html_file.assert_called_with(tag=None)61 @patch('taktyk.commands.user_commands.HtmlFile')62 def test_execute_when_arg_is_tag(self, mock_html_file):63 with self.assertRaises(SystemExit):64 HtmlCommand().execute(arg='programowanie')65 mock_html_file.assert_called_with(tag='programowanie')66 @patch('taktyk.commands.user_commands.HtmlFile.create')67 def test_execute_if_create_called(self, mock_create):68 with self.assertRaises(SystemExit):69 HtmlCommand().execute(arg=True)70 self.assertTrue(mock_create.called)71class CommentsCommandTest(unittest.TestCase):72 def test_name(self):73 self.assertEqual('comments', CommentsCommand.name)74 @patch('taktyk.DB.get_ids')75 def test_execute(self, mock_get_ids):76 mock_get_ids.return_value = [1, 2, 3, 4]77 CommentsCommand().execute()78 self.assertTrue(settings.FULL_UPDATE)79 self.assertEqual(settings.SOURCE, {'ids': [1, 2, 3, 4]})80 self.assertEqual(settings.STRATEGY, SourceStrategy)81 mock_get_ids.assert_called_with('entry')82class NsfwCommandTest(unittest.TestCase):83 def test_name(self):84 self.assertEqual('nsfw', NsfwCommand.name)85 def test_execute(self):86 NsfwCommand().execute()87 self.assertTrue(settings.NSFW_FILTER)88class SkipCommandTest(unittest.TestCase):89 def test_name(self):90 self.assertEqual('skip', SkipCommand.name)91 def test_execute_when_arg_is_true(self):92 SkipCommand().execute(arg=True)93 self.assertTrue(settings.SKIP_FILES is True)94 def test_execute_when_arg_is_com(self):95 SkipCommand().execute(arg='com')96 self.assertTrue(settings.SKIP_FILES == 'com')97class ScrapeCommandTest(unittest.TestCase):98 def test_name(self):99 self.assertEqual('scrape', ScrapeCommand.name)100 def test_execute(self):101 settings.STRATEGY = APIStrategy102 ScrapeCommand().execute()103 self.assertTrue(settings.SCRAPE)104 self.assertEqual(settings.STRATEGY, SessionStrategy)105 self.assertEqual(settings.METHOD, ScrapeMethod)106class IdsCommandTest(unittest.TestCase):107 def test_name(self):108 self.assertEqual('ids', IdsCommand.name)109 @patch('taktyk.commands.user_commands.Decision')110 def test_execute(self, mock_decision):111 instance = Mock()112 instance.run.return_value = (1, 2, 3, 44)113 mock_decision.return_value = instance114 IdsCommand().execute()115 self.assertEqual(settings.SOURCE, {'ids': (1, 2, 3, 44)})...

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test_execute.py

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...3from sandbox import Sandbox, HAVE_PYPY4from sandbox.test import createSandbox, createSandboxConfig, SkipTest5from sandbox.test.tools import capture_stdout6import os7def test_execute():8 config = createSandboxConfig()9 if HAVE_PYPY:10 # FIXME: is it really needed?11 config._builtins_whitelist.add('compile')12 if config.use_subprocess:13 globals_builtins = set()14 else:15 globals_builtins = set(( '__builtins__',))16 def test(*lines, **kw):17 code = "; ".join(lines)18 Sandbox(config).execute(code, **kw)19 test(20 "assert globals() is locals(), 'test_execute #1a'",21 "assert list(globals().keys()) == list(locals().keys()) == ['__builtins__'], 'test_execute #1b'",...

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test_custom_backend.py

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...11 torch.ops.load_library(self.library_path)12 # Create an instance of the test Module and lower it for13 # the custom backend.14 self.model = to_custom_backend(torch.jit.script(Model()))15 def test_execute(self):16 """17 Test execution using the custom backend.18 """19 a = torch.randn(4)20 b = torch.randn(4)21 # The custom backend is hardcoded to compute f(a, b) = (a + b, a - b).22 expected = (a + b, a - b)23 out = self.model(a, b)24 self.assertTrue(expected[0].allclose(out[0]))25 self.assertTrue(expected[1].allclose(out[1]))26 def test_save_load(self):27 """28 Test that a lowered module can be executed correctly29 after saving and loading.30 """31 # Test execution before saving and loading to make sure32 # the lowered module works in the first place.33 self.test_execute()34 # Save and load.35 f = tempfile.NamedTemporaryFile(delete=False)36 try:37 f.close()38 torch.jit.save(self.model, f.name)39 loaded = torch.jit.load(f.name)40 finally:41 os.unlink(f.name)42 self.model = loaded43 # Test execution again.44 self.test_execute()45if __name__ == "__main__":...

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