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# pylint: disable=unused-variable,expression-not-assigned,misplaced-comparison-constant,singleton-comparison
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import tempfile
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from pathlib import Path
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from unittest.mock import patch, Mock
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import pytest
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from expecter import expect
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from memegen.domain import Template
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def temp(path):
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    return Path(tempfile.gettempdir(), path)
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def describe_template():
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    def it_supports_comparison():
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        t1 = Template('abc', "A Thing")
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        t2 = Template('def')
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        t3 = Template('def', "Do This")
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        assert t1 != t2
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        assert t1 < t3
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    def describe_get_path():
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        @patch('pathlib.Path.is_file', Mock(return_value=True))
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        def it_returns_default_when_no_style(template):
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            expect(template.get_path()) == Path("abc/default.png")
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        def it_returns_alternate_when_style_provided(template):
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            expect(template.get_path('Custom')) == Path("abc/custom.png")
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        def it_returns_default_when_style_is_none(template):
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            expect(template.get_path(None)) == Path("abc/default.png")
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        def it_considers_urls_valid_styles(template):
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            url = "http://example.com"
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            path = temp("a9b9f04336ce0181a08e774e01113b31")
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            expect(template.get_path(url)) == path
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        def it_caches_file_downloads(template):
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            url = "http://this/will/be/ignored"
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            path = temp("d888710f0697650eb68fc9dcbb976d4c")
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            expect(template.get_path(url)) == path
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        def it_handles_bad_urls(template):
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            expect(template.get_path("http://invalid")) == None
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        def is_returned_when_file_exists(template):
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            template.root = "my_root"
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                path = template.path
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        def is_none_when_no_file(template):
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            template.root = "my_root"
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                path = template.path
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    def describe_default_path():
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        def is_based_on_lines(template):
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            expect(template.default_path) == "foo/bar"
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        def is_underscore_when_no_lines(template):
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            template.lines = []
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    def describe_styles():
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        def is_empty_when_no_alternate_images(template):
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        def is_filesnames_of_alternate_images(template):
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            expect(template.styles) == ['bar', 'foo']
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    def describe_match():
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            expect(template.match("")) == (0, None)
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            template.compile_regexes([r"(\w*)/?(abc)", r"(\w*)/?(def)"])
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    def describe_validate_meta():
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            template.name = "'ABC' Meme"
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            mock_response = Mock()
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        def with_cached_valid_link(template):
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            template.link = "already_cached_site.com"
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    def describe_validate_size():
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        def with_various_dimenions(mock_open, template, dimensions, valid):
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    def describe_validate_regexes():
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        def with_missing_split(template):
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            template.compile_regexes([".*"])
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    def describe_validate():
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            expect(template.validate([])) == True
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        def with_all_passing_validators(template):
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            """Verify a template is valid if all validators pass."""
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            mock_validators = [lambda: True]
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            expect(template.validate(validators=mock_validators)) == True
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        def with_one_failing_validator(template):
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            """Verify a template is invalid if any validators fail."""
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            mock_validators = [lambda: False]
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            expect(template.validate(validators=mock_validators)) == False
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