pymox is a mock object framework for Python. It is based on EasyMock, a Java mock object framework.
pymox is a mock object framework for Python. It is based on EasyMock, a Java mock object framework.
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Pros and Cons of CreateMockAnything() of Mox (pymox) framework
First of all the reason for the question - official pymox documentation:
https://code.google.com/p/pymox/wiki/MoxDocumentation
There is a statement in MockAnything section telling "Don't use this unless you absolutely have to!". I'm interesting why…
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mocking a function called multiple times using pymox
I have a function in the code that is being called twice.
get_user_settings
once it is getting called in the function I am testing and second time some different module has a function that calls it again.
I have mocked it using pymox like this:
mox…
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what is difference while doing monkeyPatch and StubOutwithMock?
I came across this while doing unittest, I am curious to know what is the difference between the below two ?
self.monkeyPatch(module, 'myFunc', lambda n: someObject)
and
mox.StubOutWithMock(module,…
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How to unit test this code with pymox?
So I have installed pymox and I would like to test this method:
class HttpStorage():
def download(self, input, output):
try:
file_to_download = urllib2.urlopen(input)
except URLError:
raise…
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When using python mox mock objects is there any way to avoid all of them being equal (as in __eq__)?
I'm experiencing some problems derived from the fact than several all mox Mock object of a given class seem to be equal in the ==,__eq__ sense although they are different objects (at least mock1 is mock2 returns False). is there any way to prevent…
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mocking a variable using mox
I want to test this method, however I would need to mock the variable dirContent
def imageFilePaths(paths):
imagesWithPath = []
for _path in paths:
try:
dirContent = os.listdir(_path)
except OSError:
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