How do I mock a class that has unbound methods? For example, this class has a @classmethod
and a @staticmethod
:
class Calculator(objec
You were patching the wrong object. You must patch the Calculator
from the Machine
class, not the general Calculator
class. Read about it here.
from mock import patch
import unittest
from calculator import Calculator
from machine import Machine
class TestMachine(unittest.TestCase):
def my_mocked_mult(self, multiplier):
return 2 * multiplier * 3
def test_bound(self):
'''The bound methods of Calculator are replaced with MockCalculator'''
machine = Machine(Calculator(3))
with patch.object(machine, "mult") as mocked_mult:
mocked_mult.side_effect = self.my_mocked_mult
self.assertEqual(machine.mult(3), 18)
self.assertEqual(machine.incr_bound(3), 5)
self.assertEqual(machine.decr_bound(3), 1)
def test_unbound(self):
'''Machine.incr_unbound() and Machine.decr_unbound() are still using
Calculator.increment() and Calculator.decrement(n), which is wrong.
'''
machine = Machine(Calculator(3))
self.assertEqual(machine.incr_unbound(3), 4) # I wish this was 5
self.assertEqual(machine.decr_unbound(3), 2) # I wish this was 1