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I'm currently trying to mock a coroutine that is called inside the .get method of a handler. Let's call it, dummy_function.
.get
dummy_function
from tornado.web import RequestHandler from dummy import dummy_function def Handler(RequestHandler): async def get(self): await dummy_function()
My initial approach for mocking this function was to apply the mock on the app fixture
app
from server.application import MyApplication async def mocked_dummy(): return [] @pytest.fixture @patch("path.to.handler.dummy_function", mocked_dummy) def app(): return MyApplication() @pytest.mark.gen_test async def test_api(http_client, base_url): response = await http_client.fetch(base_url + "/endpoint") # run asserts...
When I run this, the patch doesn't work and the original dummy_function is not replaced. Is this the right approach?
Thanks!
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@pytest.mark.gen_test async def test_api(http_client, base_url): with patch("path.to.handler.dummy_function", mocked_dummy): response = await http_client.fetch(base_url + "/endpoint") # run asserts...
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I'm currently trying to mock a coroutine that is called inside the
.get
method of a handler. Let's call it,dummy_function
.My initial approach for mocking this function was to apply the mock on the
app
fixtureWhen I run this, the patch doesn't work and the original dummy_function is not replaced. Is this the right approach?
Thanks!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: