Im trying to patch multiple methods in a class. Here is my simplified set up Hook.py is defined as HookTransfer.py defined as I want to mock the methods get_key and get_value in the Hook class. The following works i.e. prints New_Key and New_Value However this does not. It prints <MagicMock name=’Hook().get_key()’ id=’4317706896′> and <MagicMock name=’Hook().get_value()’ id=’4317826128′> Intuitively it seems like
Tag: python-unittest
Attempted relative import beyond toplevel package
Here is my folder structure: In test_bash__init__.py I have: while in test_bsa_files.py: Now when I issue: I get: Since ‘Mopy” is in the sys.path and bosh__init__.py is correctly resolved why it complains about relative import above the top level package ? Which is the top level package ? Incidentally this is my attempt to add tests to a legacy project
Python Unittest and object initialization
My Python version is 3.5.1 I have a simple code (tests.py): If I run it with command ‘python tests.py’ I will get the results: Why it is happening? And how to fix it. I expect that each tests run will be independent (each test should pass), but it is not as we can see. Answer The array is shared by
How to send requests with JSON in unit tests
I have code within a Flask application that uses JSONs in the request, and I can get the JSON object like so: This has been working fine, however I am trying to create unit tests using Python’s unittest module and I’m having difficulty finding a way to send a JSON with the request. This gives me: Flask seems to have
Python unittest not recognizing tests
I’m trying to learn how to use the unittest framework in python. I keep getting the message below when I run my file containing the tests. I’ve searched here and elsewhere and can’t figure out why it is not recognizing the tests. Each test starts with test and the other portions of the unittest seem to match what the documentation