1- import io , sys , os , pytest , re
1+ import io , sys , os , pytest , re , app
22path = os .path .dirname (os .path .abspath (__file__ ))+ '/app.py'
33
4+ @pytest .mark .it ("The variable 'new_list' should exist" )
5+ def test_variable_exists ():
6+ assert app .new_list != None
47
5- @pytest .mark .it ("The variable `hello` should exist" )
6- def test_for_loop ():
7- with open (path , 'r' ) as content_file :
8- content = content_file .read ()
9- regex = re .compile (r"hello" )
10- assert bool (regex .search (content )) == True
8+ @pytest .mark .it ("The variable 'new_list' value should contain data-types of 'dict' and 'list'" )
9+ def test_variable_value ():
10+ assert app .new_list == [[2 , 1 ], {'name' : 'juan' }]
1111
1212
1313@pytest .mark .it ("You have to use a for loop" )
@@ -24,8 +24,15 @@ def test_if():
2424 regex = re .compile (r"if(\s)" )
2525 assert bool (regex .search (content )) == True
2626
27- @pytest .mark .it ("You have to print the value of the variable 'hello' in the console" )
28- def test_all_data_type (capsys , app ):
29- app ()
30- captured = capsys .readouterr ()
31- assert "[[2, 1], {'name': 'juan'}]\n " in captured .out
27+ # @pytest.mark.it("You have to print the value of the variable 'hello' in the console")
28+ # def test_all_data_type(capsys, app):
29+ # app()
30+ # captured = capsys.readouterr()
31+ # assert "[[2, 1], {'name': 'juan'}]\n" in captured.out
32+ 33+ @pytest .mark .it ("Print the value of the variable 'new_list'" )
34+ def test_if ():
35+ with open (path , 'r' ) as content_file :
36+ content = content_file .read ()
37+ regex = re .compile (r"print\(new_list\)" )
38+ assert bool (regex .search (content )) == True
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