Best Python code snippet using selene_python
test_setup_teardown.py
Source: test_setup_teardown.py
...21class TestDemo:22 # æ§è¡ç±» åååå«æ§è¡setup_class teardown_class23 def setup_class(self):24 print("TestDemo setup_class")25 def teardown_class(self):26 print("TestDemo teardown_class")27 # æ¯ä¸ªç±»éé¢çæ¹æ³åååå«æ§è¡ setup, teardown28 def setup(self):29 print("TestDemo setup")30 def teardown(self):31 print("TestDemo teardown")32 def test_demo1(self):33 print("test demo1")34 def test_demo2(self):35 print("test demo2")36class TestDemo1:37 # æ§è¡ç±» åååå«æ§è¡setup_class teardown_class38 def setup_class(self):39 print("TestDemo setup_class")40 def teardown_class(self):41 print("TestDemo teardown_class")42 # æ¯ä¸ªç±»éé¢çæ¹æ³åååå«æ§è¡ setup, teardown43 def setup(self):44 print("TestDemo setup")45 def teardown(self):46 print("TestDemo teardown")47 def test_demo1(self):48 print("test demo1")49 def test_demo2(self):...
test_setup.py
Source: test_setup.py
...12class TestDemo:13 # ç±» åååå«æ§è¡setup_class teardown_class14 def setup_class(self):15 print("TestDemo setup_class")16 def teardown_class(self):17 print("TestDemo teardown_class")18 # æ¯ä¸ªç±»éé¢çæ¹æ³åååå«æ§è¡ setup teardown19 def setup(self):20 print("TestDemo setup")21 def teardown(self):22 print("TestDemo teardown")23 def test_demo1(self):24 print("test demo1")25 def test_demo2(self):26 print("test demo2")27class TestDemo2:28 # ç±» åååå«æ§è¡setup_class teardown_class29 def setup_class(self):30 print("TestDemo setup_class")31 def teardown_class(self):32 print("TestDemo teardown_class")33 # æ¯ä¸ªç±»éé¢çæ¹æ³åååå«æ§è¡ setup teardown34 def setup(self):35 print("TestDemo setup")36 def teardown(self):37 print("TestDemo teardown")38 def test_demo1(self):39 print("test demo1")40 def test_demo2(self):...
test_class_level.py
Source: test_class_level.py
...5 # æµè¯ç±»çº§å¼å§6 def setup_class(self):7 print("------->setup_class")8 # æµè¯ç±»çº§ç»æ9 def teardown_class(self):10 print("------->teardown_class")11 def test_a(self):12 print("------->test_a")13 assert 114 def test_b(self):15 print("------->test_b")16 if __name__ == '__main__':17 pytest.main("-s test_abc.py")18"""19è¿é,ç¸å½äºæ¯setupåªæ§è¡ä¸æ¬¡,ç¶åteardownä¹åªæ§è¡ä¸æ¬¡(ä¸ç®¡æå¤å°ä¸ªå½æ°)20æ§è¡ç»æï¼21 ------->setup_class # 第ä¸æ¬¡ setup_class()22 ------->test_a23 .24 ------->test_b25 F 26 ------->teardown_class # 第ä¸æ¬¡ teardown_class()...
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