Doublex Expects
Doublex-Expects is a matchers library for the Expects assertion library. It provides matchers for the Doublex test double library.
Usage
Just import the expect callable and the Doublex-Expects matchers and start writing assertions for test doubles.
Spies
from expects import expect
from doublex_expects import *
from doublex import Spy
my_spy = Spy()
my_spy.method()
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called)Mocks
from expects import expect
from doublex_expects import *
from doublex import Mock
with Mock() as my_mock:
my_mock.reset()
my_mock.add(1)
my_mock.reset()
my_mock.add(1)
expect(my_mock).to(have_been_satisfied)Matchers
have_been_called
Asserts that a spy has been called.
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called)
expect(my_spy.method).not_to(have_been_called)have_been_called_with
Asserts that a spy has been called with given arguments.
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called_with('foo', key='bar'))
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called_with(a(str), key=match('\w+')))
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called_with(anything, key='bar'))
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called_with('foo', any_arg))
expect(my_spy.method).not_to(have_been_called_with('bar', key='foo'))Times called modifiers
once
Asserts that a spy has been called exactly once.
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called.once)
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called_with('foo').once)
expect(my_spy.method).not_to(have_been_called.once)twice
Asserts that a spy has been called exactly twice.
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called.twice)
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called_with('foo').twice)
expect(my_spy.method).not_to(have_been_called.twice)exactly
Asserts that a spy has been called exactly n times.
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called.exactly(3))
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called_with('foo').exactly(3))
expect(my_spy.method).not_to(have_been_called.exactly(3))max
Asserts that a spy has been called maximum of n times.
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called.max(2))
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called_with('foo').max(2))
expect(my_spy.method).not_to(have_been_called.max(2))min
Asserts that a spy has been called minimum of n times.
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called.min(2))
expect(my_spy.method).to(have_been_called_with('foo').min(2))
expect(my_spy.method).not_to(have_been_called.min(2))have_been_satisfied
Verifies that a mock calls have been satisfied.
expect(my_mock).to(have_been_satisfied)
expect(my_mock).not_to(have_been_satisfied)have_been_satisfied_in_any_order
Verifies that a mock calls have been satisfied regardless of the execution order.
expect(my_mock).to(have_been_satisfied_in_any_order)
expect(my_mock).not_to(have_been_satisfied_in_any_order)Installation
You can install the last stable release from PyPI using pip or easy_install.
$ pip install doublex-expectsAlso you can install the latest sources from Github.
$ pip install -e git+git://github.com/jaimegildesagredo/doublex-expects.git#egg=doublex-expectsSpecs
To run the specs you should install the testing requirements and then run mamba.
$ python setup.py develop
$ pip install -r test-requirements.txt
$ mamba1 maintainer
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