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MOCK

Mocks are what we are talking about here:
objects pre-programmed with expectations which form a
specification of the calls they are expected to receive.

>>> from ludibrio import Mock

>>> with Mock() as greetings:
...     greetings.excuse_me() >> 'Com licença'
...     greetings.hello('Gustavo') >> 'Ola, Gustavo'
...     greetings.see_you_soon >> 'Até logo'
...     greetings.see_you_soon >> 'Até logo, denovo'

>>> print greetings.excuse_me()
Com licença

>>> print greetings.hello('Gustavo')
Ola, Gustavo

>>> print greetings.see_you_soon
Até logo

>>> print greetings.see_you_soon
Até logo, denovo

>>> print greetings.see_you_soon
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
AssertionError: Object's mocks are not pre-programmed with expectations:see_you_soon


>>> with Mock() as greetings:
...     greetings.excuse_me() >> 'Com licença'
...     greetings.see_you_soon >> 'Até logo'

>>> print greetings.excuse_me()
Com licença

>>> print greetings.hello('Gustavo Rezende')
Traceback (most recent call last):
...
AssertionError: Object's mocks are not pre-programmed with expectations:hello

STUBS

Stubs provide canned answers to calls made during the test,
usually not responding at all to anything outside what’s programmed in for the test.

>>> from ludibrio import Stub

>>> with Stub() as greetings:
...     greetings.excuse_me() >> 'Com licença'
...     greetings.hello('Gustavo') >> 'Ola, Gustavo'
...     greetings.see_you_soon = 'Até logo'


>>> print greetings.hello('Gustavo')
Ola, Gustavo

>>> print greetings.excuse_me()
Com licença

>>> print greetings.hello('Gustavo')
Ola, Gustavo

>>> print greetings.see_you_soon
Até logo

DUMMY

Dummy objects are passed around but never validated.

>>> from ludibrio import Dummy

>>> Dummy()
Dummy object
>>> Dummy(1,2.3,"4",a=5.6, b=7, c="8 ...")
Dummy object

>>> def execute_but_not_validated(x):
...     x.write("teste")
...     x.close()

>>> execute_but_not_validated(Dummy())

>>> dummy = Dummy()

>>> dummy.executAnythingAndReturnDummyObject()
Dummy object

>>> dummy.foo()
Dummy object
>>> dummy.bar
Dummy object
>>> dummy.one.two.three()
Dummy object

>>> 1 + Dummy()
Dummy object
>>> Dummy() -1
Dummy object

>>> dummy = Dummy()
>>> dummy ** 22 and dummy / dummy
Dummy object

>>> dummy * 69 or dummy // dummy == "Anything"
Dummy object

>>> list(Dummy())
[Dummy object]
>>> for i in Dummy():print i
Dummy object
>>> Dummy()[4]
Dummy object
>>> Dummy()[2:9]
Dummy object
>>> 8 in Dummy()
True


>>> dict(Dummy())
{Dummy object: Dummy object}

>>> str(Dummy())
'Dummy object'
>>> Dummy() %(1, "Gustavo Rezende", 2.8)
Dummy object

>>> int(Dummy())
1

>>> float(Dummy())
1.0

>>> bool(Dummy())
True

>>> del dummy.anything

>>> isinstance(Dummy(), str)
False