Pro Python Best Practices by Kristian Rother

Author:Kristian Rother
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Apress, Berkeley, CA

class TestCrateMoves:

def test_move_to_none(self)

def test_paths(self, path, level)

def test_move_player(self, level, path, expected_x, expected_y)

A test class behaves like a normal Python class. We don’t need to write a constructor (_init_) or instantiate the class: py.test will take care of that for us. With [NEWLINE]from fixtures import level, LEVEL[NEWLINE] makes the tests pass.

Hint

If you are familiar with unittest , the test framework of the standard Python library, you might expect us to create a subclass of unittest.TestCase. You still can do that when using py.test , and all assertion methods from unittest work in the same way. Here we are going to implement all tests using py.test assertions instead (which is incompatible with unittest-style classes). The resulting code is a little shorter and easier to read.

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