How to use mock_venv method in tox

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test_virtualenv_switcher.py

Source: test_virtualenv_switcher.py Github

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...22@pytest.fixture23def bindir(homedir):24 return homedir.mkdir('bin')25@pytest.fixture26def mock_venv(homedir):27 mock = homedir.mkdir('mock')28 venv = mock.mkdir('venv')29 bin = venv.mkdir('bin')30 activate = bin.join('activate')31 activate.write('foo')32 return venv33@pytest.fixture34def configfile(homedir):35 return homedir.join('.vs.conf')36@pytest.fixture37def getconfig(configfile):38 def loader():39 config = configparser.RawConfigParser()40 config.read(str(configfile))...

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test_package.py

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...45 with patch("homeassistant.util.package.os.environ.copy") as env_copy:46 env_copy.return_value = {}47 yield env_copy48@pytest.fixture49def mock_venv():50 """Mock homeassistant.util.package.is_virtual_env."""51 with patch("homeassistant.util.package.is_virtual_env") as mock:52 mock.return_value = True53 yield mock54def mock_async_subprocess():55 """Return an async Popen mock."""56 async_popen = MagicMock()57 async def communicate(input=None):58 """Communicate mock."""59 stdout = bytes("/​deps_dir/​lib_dir", "utf-8")60 return (stdout, None)61 async_popen.communicate = communicate62 return async_popen63def test_install(mock_sys, mock_popen, mock_env_copy, mock_venv):...

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api_tests.py

Source: api_tests.py Github

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1from unittest import TestCase, mock2from resco import api3class ContextVerifier(object):4 def __enter__(self, *args, **kwargs):5 self.calls = []6 self.active = True7 def __exit__(self, *args):8 self.active = False9 def add_call(self, *args, **kwargs):10 if self.active:11 self.calls.append((args, kwargs))12 def attach(self, context, target):13 context.return_value = self14 target.side_effect = self.add_call15class TestRunCommand(TestCase):16 def setUp(self):17 self.patches = mock.patch.multiple('resco.api',18 local=mock.DEFAULT,19 put=mock.DEFAULT,20 run=mock.DEFAULT,21 cd=mock.DEFAULT,22 )23 self.mocks = self.patches.start()24 self.mock_venv = mock.MagicMock()25 def tearDown(self):26 mock.patch.stopall()27 def test_copies_files(self):28 api.run_command('{cmd}:{module}',29 'ANY_SCRIPT',30 self.mock_venv,31 'ANY_MODULE',32 'ANY_DIR')33 self.mocks['put'].assert_any_call('ANY_MODULE', 'ANY_DIR')34 def test_copies_scripts(self):35 api.run_command('{cmd}:{module}',36 'ANY_SCRIPT',37 self.mock_venv,38 'ANY_MODULE',39 'ANY_DIR')40 self.mocks['put'].assert_any_call('scripts', 'ANY_DIR')41 def test_runs_remotely(self):42 cv = ContextVerifier()43 cv.attach(self.mocks['cd'], self.mocks['run'])44 api.run_command('{cmd}:{module}',45 'scripts/​ANY_SCRIPT',46 self.mock_venv,47 'ANY_MODULE',48 'ANY_DIR')49 self.mocks['run'].assert_called_once_with(50 'scripts/​ANY_SCRIPT:ANY_MODULE')51 self.assertEqual(len(cv.calls), 1)52 @mock.patch('resco.api.run_unit_tests')53 def test_runs_unit_tests_first(self, mock_run_unit_tests):54 api.run_command('{cmd}:{module}',55 'ANY_SCRIPT',56 self.mock_venv,57 'ANY_MODULE',58 'ANY_DIR')59 mock_run_unit_tests.assert_called_once_with()60 def test_runs_in_venv(self):61 cv = ContextVerifier()62 cv.attach(self.mock_venv.activate, self.mocks['run'])63 api.run_command('{cmd}:{module}',64 'ANY_SCRIPT',65 self.mock_venv,66 'ANY_MODULE',67 'ANY_DIR')68 self.assertEqual(len(cv.calls), 1)69class TestRunScriptStartScript(TestCase):70 def setUp(self):71 self.mock_run_command = mock.patch('resco.api.run_command').start()72 self.mock_venv = mock.MagicMock()73 class MockEnv(object):74 venv = self.mock_venv75 module_name = 'ANY_MODULE'76 working_dir = 'ANY_DIR'77 self.mock_env = mock.patch('resco.api.env', MockEnv()).start()78 def tearDown(self):79 mock.patch.stopall()80 def test_run_script_calls_correctly(self):81 api.run_script('ANY_SCRIPT')82 self.mock_run_command.assert_called_once_with(83 '{cmd}',84 'PYTHONPATH=. python scripts/​ANY_SCRIPT',85 self.mock_venv,86 'ANY_MODULE',87 'ANY_DIR',88 )89 def test_start_script_calls_correctly(self):90 api.start_script('ANY_SCRIPT')91 self.mock_run_command.assert_called_once_with(92 'tmux new-session -d -s ANY_MODULE "{cmd}"',93 'PYTHONPATH=. python scripts/​ANY_SCRIPT',94 self.mock_venv,95 'ANY_MODULE',96 'ANY_DIR',97 )98 def test_start_script_accepts_jobname(self):99 api.start_script('ANY_SCRIPT', 'ANY_JOBNAME')100 self.mock_run_command.assert_called_once_with(101 'tmux new-session -d -s ANY_JOBNAME "{cmd}"',102 'PYTHONPATH=. python scripts/​ANY_SCRIPT',103 self.mock_venv,104 'ANY_MODULE',105 'ANY_DIR',106 )107class TestCreateCommand(TestCase):108 def test_with_prefix(self):109 cmd = api.create_command('scripts/​ANY_SCRIPT')110 self.assertEqual(cmd, 'PYTHONPATH=. python scripts/​ANY_SCRIPT')111 def test_without_prefix(self):112 cmd = api.create_command('ANY_SCRIPT')113 self.assertEqual(cmd, 'PYTHONPATH=. python scripts/​ANY_SCRIPT')114class TestFetchLs(TestCase):115 def setUp(self):116 self.mock_venv = mock.MagicMock()117 class MockEnv(object):118 venv = self.mock_venv119 module_name = 'ANY_MODULE'120 working_dir = 'ANY_DIR'121 self.mock_env = mock.patch('resco.api.env', MockEnv()).start()122 @mock.patch('resco.api.get')123 def test_fetch_fetches_to_same_location(self, mock_get):124 api.fetch('*.py')125 mock_get.assert_called_once_with(remote_path='target/​*.py',...

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