unit-testing

问题 I have a function which takes a number as an argument, and then returns a function based on the number. Depending on many different things, it might return any of ~50 functions, and the cases for which one it should return get pretty complicated. As such, I want to build some tests to make sure the proper functions are being returned. What I have so far looks roughly like this. fn pick_a_function(decider: u32) -> fn(&mut SomeStruct) { match decider { 1 => add, 2 => sub, _ => zero, } } fn add

问题 I'm just learning how to use stubs and mocks and I would like to mock out the below verify_recaptcha method to test both outcomes of the condition. my controller code (DogMailsController) if verify_recaptcha(:model=>@email,:message=>"Verification code is wrong", :attribute=>"verification code") if DogMail.make_mail dog_mail_params result = "success" else result = "fail" end else flash.delete(:recaptcha_error) flash.now[:error] = "Validation Failed. Please enter validation numbers/letters

问题 I am working on a Jenkins CI/CD pipeline for my Python package. My project file hierarchy is as follows: project/ - package_name - file1.py - file2.py - etc... - tests - unit - __main__.py - __init__.py - test1.py - test2.py All unit tests (I am using unittest ) are run using a single command python -m tests.unit via adding __init__.py of the following content: contents import os os.chdir(os.path.dirname(os.path.abspath(__file__))) and __main__.py which looks like this contents import

问题 Please don't suggest to use Sinon. I want to get chai-spies specifically chai.spy.on working with your help. Basically, I have this spec. Inside my initialize method in PatientController, I call this.initializePatientEvents(); beforeEach(function() { this.patientController = new PatientController({model: new Backbone.Model(PatientModel)}); }); it('executes this.initializePatientEvents', function () { let spy = chai.spy.on(this.patientController, 'initializePatientEvents'); expect(spy).to.have

问题 I'm working on a laboratory practical with unit-testing, and below is a piece of code from the application that i'm testing. Most of the unit-testings are finished, but regarding the constructor below I just can't figure out how to test it. For example, what exactly is the constructor doing with the array elements? What would be a good way of testing the construtor? Is there maybe a kind soul out there who could give me a kick in the right direction? public struct Point { public int x, y;

问题 all, I am puzzled about the struts2 action unit test import org.apache.struts2.StrutsSpringTestCase; import org.junit.Test; import com.opensymphony.xwork2.ActionProxy; public class TestLoginAction extends StrutsSpringTestCase { @Test public void testCheck() throws Exception { ActionProxy proxy = null; LoginAction test = null; request.setParameter("username", "admin"); proxy = getActionProxy("/checkLogin"); test = (LoginAction) proxy.getAction(); String result = proxy.execute(); assertEquals(

问题 I'm working on a laboratory practical with unit-testing, and below is a piece of code from the application that i'm testing. Most of the unit-testings are finished, but regarding the constructor below I just can't figure out how to test it. For example, what exactly is the constructor doing with the array elements? What would be a good way of testing the construtor? Is there maybe a kind soul out there who could give me a kick in the right direction? public struct Point { public int x, y;

问题 There is a servlet i want to test , servlet have session and puts "loginBean" (which contain logged in user related info) inside session , which i have mocked already and working fine , now IN GUI level , there are 2 tab , DetailSet1 , detailsSet2 , when u enter data of DetailSet1 , it get saved in session and also does some business logic , now it comes to DetailsSet2 , you already have DetailSet1 in session , so it got all it needs , data is saved in DB. Now it's obvious i have to mock

问题 There is a servlet i want to test , servlet have session and puts "loginBean" (which contain logged in user related info) inside session , which i have mocked already and working fine , now IN GUI level , there are 2 tab , DetailSet1 , detailsSet2 , when u enter data of DetailSet1 , it get saved in session and also does some business logic , now it comes to DetailsSet2 , you already have DetailSet1 in session , so it got all it needs , data is saved in DB. Now it's obvious i have to mock

问题 I want to mock the method is_room_member where invitee is a string and occupants is a list of string. If invitee = 'batman' and occupants = ['batman', 'superman'] the method is_room_member returns True . class Foo: @staticmethod def is_room_member(invitee, msg): return invitee in msg.frm.room.occupants msg is the object which needs to be mocked so that I can test this method. How can I test this method since it'll require this msg object which has nested attributes ? I want the test to be