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from hamcrest.library.text.stringendswith import * |
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from hamcrest_unit_test.matcher_test import MatcherTest |
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import unittest |
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__author__ = "Jon Reid" |
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__copyright__ = "Copyright 2011 hamcrest.org" |
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__license__ = "BSD, see License.txt" |
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EXCERPT = 'EXCERPT' |
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matcher = ends_with(EXCERPT) |
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class StringEndsWithTest(MatcherTest): |
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def testEvaluatesToTrueIfArgumentContainsSpecifiedSubstring(self): |
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self.assert_does_not_match('excerpt at beginning', |
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matcher, EXCERPT + 'END') |
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self.assert_matches('excerpt at end', matcher, 'START' + EXCERPT) |
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self.assert_does_not_match('excerpt in middle', |
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matcher, 'START' + EXCERPT + 'END') |
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self.assert_matches('excerpt repeated', matcher, EXCERPT + EXCERPT) |
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self.assert_does_not_match('excerpt not in string', |
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matcher, 'whatever') |
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self.assert_does_not_match('only part of excerpt is at end of string', |
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matcher, EXCERPT[1:]) |
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def testEvaluatesToTrueIfArgumentIsEqualToSubstring(self): |
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self.assert_matches('excerpt is entire string', matcher, EXCERPT) |
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def testMatcherCreationRequiresString(self): |
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self.assertRaises(TypeError, ends_with, 3) |
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def testFailsIfMatchingAgainstNonString(self): |
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self.assert_does_not_match('non-string', matcher, object()) |
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def testCanApplyUnicodeStringToUnicodeMatcher(self): |
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self.assert_matches('unicode-unicode', |
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ends_with(six.u('baz')), six.u('foo bar baz')) |
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def testCanApplyPlainStringToUnicodeMatcher(self): |
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self.assert_matches('unicode-ascii', |
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ends_with(six.u('baz')), 'foo bar baz') |
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def testCanApplyUnicodeStringToPlainMatcher(self): |
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self.assert_matches('ascii-unicode', |
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ends_with(six.u('baz')), six.u('foo bar baz')) |
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def testHasAReadableDescription(self): |
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self.assert_description("a string ending with 'EXCERPT'", matcher) |
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def testSuccessfulMatchDoesNotGenerateMismatchDescription(self): |
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self.assert_no_mismatch_description(matcher, EXCERPT) |
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def testMismatchDescription(self): |
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self.assert_mismatch_description("was 'bad'", matcher, 'bad') |
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def testDescribeMismatch(self): |
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self.assert_describe_mismatch("was 'bad'", matcher, 'bad') |
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if __name__ == '__main__': |
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unittest.main() |
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hamcrest /
PyHamcrest
Jon Reid
Duplicated code is one of the most pungent code smells. If you need to duplicate the same code in three or more different places, we strongly encourage you to look into extracting the code into a single class or operation.
You can also find more detailed suggestions in the “Code” section of your repository.