How to use func_no_arg method in assertpy

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base_demo.py

Source:base_demo.py

...12    def test_function(self):13        """æµè¯å½æ°"""14        # å½æ°ä¸çç¬¬ä¸ä¸ª"""æ³¨éå°±æ¯è¿ä¸ªå½æ°çdoc15        print(func_no_arg.__doc__)16        func_no_arg()17        func_with_arg("arg1 value", "arg2 value")18        # å¯ä»¥éè¿æå®åæ°åä¼ å19        func_with_arg(arg2="arg2 value", arg1="arg1 value")20        # é»è®¤åæ°å¯ä»¥ä¸ä¼ 21        func_with_default_arg("arg value")22        # é»è®¤åæ°ä¼ åå¯ä»¥è¦çé»è®¤å¼23        func_with_default_arg("arg value", "default value override")24        # ä¼ ä»»æåæ°,ä¸è½ä¼ å³é®åå¥å(å¥åæå®åæ°å)25        func_with_any_arg("arg1 value", "arg2 value", 3)26        # ä¼ å¥éå³é®åå¥å(å¥åä¸æå®åæ°å)åå³é®åå¥å(å¥åæå®åæ°å)27        func_args_keyword("arg1 value", "arg2 value", 3, k1="k1 value", k2=2)28    def test_function_annotation(self):29        """æµè¯æ¹æ³æ³¨è§£"""30        func_annnotation(1, -1)31    def test_dispatch(self):32        """åæ´¾"""33        func_obj("str")34class BaseDemo(unittest.TestCase):35    def test_global_var(self):36        """æµè¯global"""37        func_global()38        # églobalçåé,pythonä¼å¨æ¤ä½ç¨åä¸,ä½¿ç¨globalçå¼åå»ºä¸ä¸ªååçå±é¨åé,æ¤åéè·å¨å±åéæ¯ä¸¤ä¸ªåé39        no_use_global_var = "no_use_global_var override"40        # globalçåé,å°±æ¯è·å¨å±çåéæ¯åä¸ä¸ª41        global global_var42        global_var = "global_var override"43        func_global()44    def test_non_local(self):45        """æµè¯non_local"""46        non_local_var = "non_local_var"47        def inner_fun():48            # è¡¨ç¤ºæ¤åéä¸æ¯å±é¨åé,ä¹ä¸æ¯å¨å±åé,ç¨æ¥ä¿®æ¹å¤å±å½æ°çåé49            nonlocal non_local_var50            non_local_var = "non_local_var override"51        inner_fun()52        print(f"non_local_var:{non_local_var}")53    def test_exception(self):54        """æµè¯å¼å¸¸"""55        func_exception(True)56        func_exception(False)57    def test_equal(self):58        class EqualClass:59            def __init__(self, value):60                self.value = value61            def __eq__(self, __o):62                print("__eq__")63                return self.value == __o.value64        a = EqualClass("value")65        b = EqualClass("value")66        # ==å¤æç¸ç,è°ç¨__eq__æ¹æ³67        self.assertTrue(a == b)68        # iså¤ææ¯å¦æ¯åä¸ä¸ªå¯¹è±¡69        self.assertFalse(a is b)70    def test_type(self):71        # isinstanceå¤ææ¯å¦å±äºæå®ç±»å72        print(f"isinstance:{isinstance(1,int)}")73        print(f"type is int {type(1) is int}")74    def test_with(self):75        """76        1. expressionè¢«æ§è¡å¾å°è¿åå¼77        2. è°ç¨è¿åå¼ç__enter__æ¹æ³78        3. __enter__çè¿åå¼èµå¼ç»target79        4. æ§è¡withå80        5. è°ç¨expressionè¿åå¼ç__exit__æ¹æ³81        """82        with SimpleWith("without exception") as sw:83            print("do within without exception")84        with SimpleWith("with exception") as sw:85            print("do within with exceptioin")86            raise Exception87        # å¦æ__exit__è¿åFalse,åè¿ä¼åæåºå¼å¸¸88        try:89            with SimpleWith("with exception exit False", False) as sw:90                print("do within with exceptioin exit False")91                raise Exception92        except BaseException:93            print("handle exception")94    def test_copy(self):95        """æ·±å¤å¶åæµå¤å¶"""96        lst = [SimpleCopy("value")]97        # æµå¤å¶98        shallow_copy = copy.copy(lst)99        shallow_copy[0].value = "simple_copy value"100        print(f"shallow copy:{lst[0].value}")101        # æ·±å¤å¶102        lst = [SimpleCopy("value")]103        deep_copy = copy.deepcopy(lst)104        deep_copy[0].value = "deep_copy value"105        print(f"deep copy:{lst[0].value}")106    def test_approximate(self):107        """è¿ä¼¼"""108        # round(num[,n]):åèäºå¥,nè¡¨ç¤ºå°æ°ä½109        print(f"round:{round(1.336,2)}")110        # æ ¼å¼åä¿çä¸¤ä½å°æ°111        print("{:.2f}".format(321.33645))112class LoggerDemo(unittest.TestCase):113    def test_logging(self):114        """æ¥å¿"""115        formatter = "%(asctime)s - %(levelname)s - %(message)s"116        logging.basicConfig(filename=curdir / "file/tmp/log.log", level=logging.DEBUG, format=formatter)117        logger = logging.getLogger()118        ch = logging.StreamHandler()119        ch.setFormatter(logging.Formatter(formatter))120        # å¦æéç½®çæ¯åå¥å°æä»¶ç,é»è®¤ä¸ä¼è¾åºå°æ§å¶å°,å æ¤éè¦æ·»å ä¸ä¸ªStreamHandler,ææ¥å¿è¾å¥å°æ§å¶å°121        logger.addHandler(ch)122        logger.debug("test_logging message")123def func_no_arg():124    """ä¸å¸¦åæ°"""125    print("func_no_arg")126def func_with_arg(arg1, arg2):127    """å¸¦åæ°"""128    print(f"func_with_arg, arg1:{arg1},arg2:{arg2}")129def func_with_default_arg(arg1, default_arg="default value"):130    """å¸¦é»è®¤åæ°"""131    print(f"func_with_default_arg, arg1:{arg1},default_arg:{default_arg}")132def func_with_any_arg(*args):133    """*argså¯ä»¥ä¼ ä»»æåæ°,argsæ¯ä¸ªtuple"""134    print(f"func_with_any_arg, args type:{type(args)}, args:{args}")135def func_args_keyword(*args, **kw):136    """å¸¦argsåkw,argsæ¥åéå³é®ååæ°(å¥åä¸æå®åæ°å),kwæ¥æ¶å³é®ååæ°(å¥åæå®åæ°å),argsæ¯tuple,kwæ¯dict"""137    print(f"func_args_keyword, args type:{type(args)},args:{args},kw type:{type(kw)},kw:{kw}")...

test_expected_exception.py

Source:test_expected_exception.py

...109        "all err: arg1=a, arg2=b, args=(3, 4), kwargs=[('bar', 2), ('baz', 'dog'), ('foo', 1)]")110# helpers111def func_noop(*args, **kwargs):112    pass113def func_no_arg():114    raise RuntimeError('no arg err')115def func_one_arg(arg):116    raise RuntimeError('one arg err')117def func_multi_args(*args):118    raise RuntimeError('multi args err')119def func_kwargs(**kwargs):120    raise RuntimeError('kwargs err')121def func_all(arg1, arg2, *args, **kwargs):122    raise RuntimeError('all err: arg1=%s, arg2=%s, args=%s, kwargs=%s' % (arg1, arg2, args, [(k, kwargs[k]) for k in sorted(kwargs.keys())]))123class Foo(object):124    def bar(self):...

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