tests.processor.test_message_handled.MessageHandledTestCase.test_message_handled() - Code Metrics - Inspection of "Format code (mostly) according to black" - homeworkprod/weitersager - Measure and Improve Code Quality continuously with Scrutinizer

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test_message_handled() A

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"""
:Copyright: 2007-2020 Jochen Kupperschmidt
:License: MIT, see LICENSE for details.
"""

from weitersager.processor import Processor
from weitersager.signals import (
    channel_joined,
    message_approved,
    message_received,
)


def test_message_handled():
    channel_names = ['#foo', '#bar']
    text = 'Knock, knock.'

    received_signal_data = []

    @message_approved.connect
    def handle_message_approved(sender, **data):
        received_signal_data.append(data)

    processor = Processor()
    processor.connect_to_signals()

    fake_channel_joins(channel_names)

    send_message_received_signal(channel_names, text)

    assert received_signal_data == [
        {
            'channel_name': '#foo',
            'text': text,
        },
        {
            'channel_name': '#bar',
            'text': text,
        },
    ]


def fake_channel_joins(channel_names):
    for channel_name in channel_names:
        channel_joined.send(channel_name=channel_name)


def send_message_received_signal(channel_names, text):
    source_address = ('127.0.0.1', 12345)
    message_received.send(
        None,
        channel_names=channel_names,
        text=text,
        source_address=source_address,
    )


1			"""
2			:Copyright: 2007-2020 Jochen Kupperschmidt
3			:License: MIT, see LICENSE for details.
4			"""
5
6			from weitersager.processor import Processor
7			from weitersager.signals import (
8			channel_joined,
9			message_approved,
10			message_received,
11			)
12
13
14			def test_message_handled():
15			channel_names = ['#foo', '#bar']
16			text = 'Knock, knock.'
17
18			received_signal_data = []
19
20			@message_approved.connect
21			def handle_message_approved(sender, **data):
22			received_signal_data.append(data)
23
24			processor = Processor()
25			processor.connect_to_signals()
26
27			fake_channel_joins(channel_names)
28
29			send_message_received_signal(channel_names, text)
30
31			assert received_signal_data == [
32			{
33			'channel_name': '#foo',
34			'text': text,
35			},
36			{
37			'channel_name': '#bar',
38			'text': text,
39			},
40			]
41
42
43			def fake_channel_joins(channel_names):
44			for channel_name in channel_names:
45			channel_joined.send(channel_name=channel_name)
46
47
48			def send_message_received_signal(channel_names, text):
49			source_address = ('127.0.0.1', 12345)
50			message_received.send(
51			None,
52			channel_names=channel_names,
53			text=text,
54			source_address=source_address,
55			)
56

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