How to use describe_to method in pyshould

Best Python code snippet using pyshould_python

matchers.py

Source:matchers.py

...10        super().__init__()11        self.status_code = status_code12    def _matches(self, item: Response) -> bool:13        return self.status_code == item.status_code14    def describe_to(self, description: Description) -> None:15        description.append_description_of(f"response status code is {self.status_code}")16    def describe_mismatch(self, item: Response, mismatch_description: Description) -> None:17        super().describe_mismatch(f"{item.status_code} - {item.json()}", mismatch_description)18class ResponseContentMatcher(BaseMatcher):19    def __init__(self, content: Any) -> None:20        super().__init__()21        self.content = content22    def _matches(self, item: Response) -> bool:23        return self.content == item.content24    def describe_to(self, description: Description) -> None:25        description.append_description_of(f"response content is: {self.content}")26    def describe_mismatch(self, item: Response, mismatch_description: Description) -> None:27        super().describe_mismatch(f"{item.content}", mismatch_description)28class ResponseJsonContentMatcher(BaseMatcher):29    def __init__(self, content) -> None:30        super().__init__()31        self.matcher = has_entries(content)32    def _matches(self, item: Response) -> bool:33        return self.matcher.matches(item.json())34    def describe_to(self, description: Description) -> None:  # pragma: no cover35        description.append_description_of(f"response JSON content is: {self.matcher}")36    def describe_mismatch(self, item: Response, mismatch_description: Description) -> None:37        super().describe_mismatch(item.json() if item.json() else item, mismatch_description)38class ConnectionMatcher(BaseMatcher):39    def __init__(self, property_name: str, matcher: Matcher) -> None:40        super().__init__()41        self.property_name = property_name42        self.matcher = matcher43    def _matches(self, item: Connection) -> bool:44        return self.property_name in item.__dict__ and \45               self.matcher.matches(item.__getattribute__(self.property_name))46    def describe_to(self, description: Description) -> None:47        description.append_text(f"{self.property_name} is ")48        self.matcher.describe_to(description)49    def describe_mismatch(self, item: Response, mismatch_description: Description) -> None:50        super().describe_mismatch(item.__getattribute__(self.property_name), mismatch_description)51def has_username(matcher: Matcher):52    return ConnectionMatcher(property_name="username", matcher=matcher)53def has_password(matcher: Matcher):54    return ConnectionMatcher(property_name="password", matcher=matcher)55def has_endpoint(endpoint: str, matcher: Matcher):56    return ConnectionMatcher(property_name="endpoints", matcher=has_entry(endpoint, matcher))57def has_protocol(matcher: Matcher):58    return has_endpoint("protocol", matcher)59def has_base(matcher: Matcher):60    return has_endpoint("base", matcher)61def has_status_code(status_code: int):62    return ResponseStatusCodeMatcher(status_code=status_code)...

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