How to use _fake_send method in Httmock

Best Python code snippet using httmock_python

asgi_test_kit.py

Source:asgi_test_kit.py

...79    ):80        self.app = app81    async def _fake_receive(self):82        return self.request.data83    async def _fake_send(self, data: dict):84        match data["type"]:85            case "http.response.start":86                self.response.status_code = data["status"]87                self.response.headers = data["headers"]88            case "http.response.body":89                self.response.data = data["body"]90            case _:91                raise NotImplementedError()92        return93    async def _call_method(self) -> ASGIResponse:94        ic("input", self.request)95        headers = {96            "user-agent": "ASGITestClient",97        }...

panels.py

Source:panels.py

...16            raise RuntimeError("Mocker has already been started")17        self._last_send = requests.Session.send18        def _fake_get_adapter(session, url):19            return self._adapter20        def _fake_send(session, request, **kwargs):21            real_get_adapter = requests.Session.get_adapter22            requests.Session.get_adapter = _fake_get_adapter23            # NOTE(jamielennox): self._last_send vs _original_send. Whilst it24            # seems like here we would use _last_send there is the possibility25            # that the user has messed up and is somehow nesting their mockers.26            # If we call last_send at this point then we end up calling this27            # function again and the outer level adapter ends up winning.28            # All we really care about here is that our adapter is in place29            # before calling send so we always jump directly to the real30            # function so that our most recently patched send call ends up31            # putting in the most recent adapter. It feels funny, but it works.32            start = time.time()33            try:34                return _original_send(session, request, **kwargs)...

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