An experimental nose plugin to block access to external services that you really should not be accessing in your unit tests.
To use:
pip install nose-blockage
Then add the following to your tests:
--with-blockage
Blocking HTTP
By default it whitelists localhost and 127.0.0.1. To change the whitelist:
--http-whitelist=some.site,some.other.site
If the code hits a http connection then instead of completing it will raise a MockHTTPCall exception. Please go and mock your tests appropriately.
Blocking SMTP
By default it whitelists no domains. To change the whitelist:
--smtp-whitelist=some.site
It will raise a MockSMTPCall exception.
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