How to use test_activate method in autotest

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test_gui.py

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...11 win = GUI.get_active_window(doc)12 assert win.endswith("scandalStart.odt")13 finally:14 Lo.close_doc(doc, False)15def test_activate(copy_fix_writer, loader) -> None:16 from ooodev.utils.lo import Lo17 from ooodev.utils.gui import GUI18 # for a manual test remove loader arg from test_activate and uncomment the next line.19 # loader = Lo.load_office(Lo.ConnectPipe())20 delay = 100 # 1_00021 #22 # does not assert anything.23 # when run manually you can see window being activated, minimized, reactivated, etc.24 test_doc = copy_fix_writer("scandalStart.odt")25 doc = Lo.open_doc(fnm=test_doc, loader=loader)26 try:27 GUI.activate(doc)28 Lo.delay(delay)29 GUI.minimize(doc)...

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test_api.py

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1import json2import requests3def test_activate():4 flask_url = "http://localhost:5000/activate/disneyplus/modern-family/1/1"5 series_url = "https://www.disneyplus.com/ja-jp/series/modern-family/6p2yzz9mh8Kp"6 data = {"series_url": series_url}7 headers = {"Content-Type": "application/json"}8 response = requests.post(url=flask_url, data=json.dumps(data), headers=headers)9 res_text = json.loads(response.text)10 assert response.status_code == 200, "Should be 200"11 assert res_text.get("series_url") == series_url, f"Shoud be {series_url}"12 assert type(res_text.get("episode_number")) == int, "Should be int"13 assert type(res_text.get("season_number")) == int, "Should be int"14 assert type(res_text.get("series_name")) == str, "Should be str"15 assert type(res_text.get("jobid")) == str, "Should be str"16 return res_text17if __name__ == "__main__":18 res_text = test_activate()...

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test_cli.py

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1import unittest2from guenv.cli import command_list, command_new3class TestCommandList(unittest.TestCase):4 """test class of command list5 """6 def test_command_list(self):7 """test method for command list8 """9 test_dic = {10 "user_hoge": {"user_name": "hoge", "email": "hoge@example.com"},11 "user_fuga": {"user_name": "fuga", "email": "fuga@example.com"}12 }13 test_activate = "user_fuga"14 command_list(test_dic, test_activate)15 def test_command_new(self):16 """test method for command new17 """18 test_config_name = "user_hoge"19 test_user_name = "hoge"20 test_email = "hoge@example.com"21 print(command_new(test_config_name, test_user_name, test_email))22if __name__ == "__main__":...

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