Mocktail
The non-alcoholic, Mockito-inspired utility for unittest.mock!
This package provides dead-simple utilities for setting return values for mocks with a Mockito-inspired syntax:
from unittest.mock import MagicMock
from mocktail import when
my_mock = MagicMock()
when(my_mock).some_method('foo').then_return('bar')
my_mock.some_method('foo') # 'bar'
Unlike other solutions (like mockito-python),
it deliberately only works with mocks created using unittest.mock. To set the return
values of arbitrary objects, combine with unittest.mock.patch.
Installation
pip install mocktail
Buyer beware!
This package -- though very minimal -- is in early alpha stage. Use with your own risk!
Contributing
Pull requests and bug reports are gladly accepted in this Github repository.
License
MIT
TODO
- (More) matchers
- Matcher for "rest of args / kwargs"
verifysyntax- Docs
- Some way to make "missed" matches more explicit, ie. raising an error
e.g.
when(...).foo(...).then_return(...).raise_missing()orwhen(..., raise_missing=True).foo(...).then_return(...) - Refactor the logic when hooking multiple
then_returnsfor call proxies. Currently, it should work because existingside_effectis called, but it's a bit hairy - The matcher interface could be removed and instead we could just overwrite
__eq__for matchers
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