Source code for game.test_suite.tests.test_example

# This is a quick example test file to show you the basics.
# Always remember to add the proper details to the __init__.py file in the 'tests' folder
# to insure your tests are run.

import unittest


[docs]class TestExample(unittest.TestCase): # Your test class is a subclass of unittest.Testcase, this is important """ `Test Example Notes:` This is a mock test class to model tests after. The setUp method MUST be in camel-case for every test file. Everything else can be in snake_case as normal. The command to run tests is: ``python -m game.test_suite.runner`` """
[docs] def setUp(self): # This method is used to set up anything you wish to test prior to every test method below. self.d = { # Here I'm just setting up a quick dictionary for example. "string": "Hello World!", # Any changes made to anything built in setUp DO NOT carry over to later test methods "array": [1, 2, 3, 4, 5], "integer": 42, "bool": False }
[docs] def test_dict_array(self): # Test methods should always start with the word 'test' a = self.d["array"] self.assertEqual(a, [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]) # The heart of a test method are assertions self.assertEqual(a[2], 3) # These methods take two arguments and compare them to one another self.assertIn(5, a) # There are loads of them, and they're all very useful
[docs] def test_dict_string(self): s = self.d["string"] self.assertIn("Hello", s) self.assertNotEqual("Walkin' on the Sun", s)
[docs] def test_dict_integer(self): i = self.d["integer"] self.assertGreater(50, i) self.assertAlmostEqual(i, 42.00000001) # Checks within 7 decimal points
[docs] def test_dict_bool(self): b = self.d["bool"] self.assertFalse(b) self.assertEqual(b, False)
# This is just the very basics of how to set up a test file # For more info: https://docs.python.org/3/library/unittest.html if __name__ == '__main__': unittest.main