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I have the following functions with raw input, which should receive a list [x,y]
def input_origem():
origem = raw_input("Entre com o valor de x: ")
origem = eval(origem)
return origem
def input_saida():
destino = raw_input("Entre com o valor de y ")
destino = eval(destino)
return destino
def my func(origem, destino):
..
...
code
..
...
print myfunc(input_origem(), input_saida())
until then beauty works correctly, but I don’t know how to mock it
I was trying this way:
class TEste(base.TestCase):
@base.TestCase.mock.patch('mypath.input_origem')
@base.TestCase.mock.patch('mypath.input_saida')
def test_movimento_cavalo(self, origem_mock, saida_mock):
origem_mock = self.mock.MagicMock()
saida_mock = self.mock.MagickMock()
myfunc(origem_mock, saida_mock)
myfunc.should.be.equal([1,1])
He keeps thinking, and when I cancel he rtorna:
origin = raw_input("Enter x: ") Keyboardinterrupt
Tries to put raw_input in a function and return raw_input, and so does the mock of the input wrapper function.
– Marlysson