Things I find awkward with unit test (and it might just be me) is Inwant to write a test like
def testLotsOfWaysTofail():
d = {"Handle Null": (None, foobar),
"Don't allow under 13 to do it": (11, foobar),
"or old age pensioner": (77,wobble)}
for ...
generate a unit test dynamically here
I have built metaclasses, I have tried many different options.
I am sure there is a near solution.
@parametrize_cases(
Case("handle null", age=None, x="foobar"),
Case("don't allow under 13s", age=11, x="foobar"),
Case("or old age pension", age=77, x="wobble"),
... # as many as you want
)
def test_lots_of_ways_to_fail(age, x):
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
function_under_test(age, x)
Just wanted to pop in and say ckp95 actually mailed me this reply in case I missed it. The extra effort kinda restored my faith in humanity - giving a shit about strangers problems matters these days. Nice one.
def testLotsOfWaysTofail(): d = {"Handle Null": (None, foobar), "Don't allow under 13 to do it": (11, foobar), "or old age pensioner": (77,wobble)} for ... generate a unit test dynamically here
I have built metaclasses, I have tried many different options. I am sure there is a near solution.
But I never seem to have it right