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When comparing structures like this dict:
assert actual == {
'id': 123,
'created': "2017-11-10T23:59:58",
'field1': 1,
...
}
This fails because ‘id’ and ‘created’ are different every test run. Fix this using:
assert actual == {
'id': AnyInt(),
'created': AnyTimestamp(datetime.now(), seconds=3),
'field1': 1,
...
}
AnyInt compares equal to any integer. Timestamp compares equal
to string timestamps that are within the given number of seconds.
Compatibility
Python 3.6 and 2.7.
Known Problems
If timestamps are generated locally, in-process, then it’s easier to patch out datetime.now(). But if this is an end-to-end test that hits other services, that might not be an option. That’s when I find AnyTimestamp useful.
This is all hot off the press, so is doubtless full of mistakes.
Alternatives
This doubtless duplicates better work elsewhere. In particular the package ‘equals’ looks very nice, but it’s missing the central feature of ‘equality’, approximate comparison of string timestamps.
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