test_result_cast.py

from typing import Any

import pytest
from pydantic import BaseModel

from agents import Agent, RunResult


def create_run_result(final_output: Any) -> RunResult:
    return RunResult(
        input="test",
        new_items=[],
        raw_responses=[],
        final_output=final_output,
        input_guardrail_results=[],
        output_guardrail_results=[],
        _last_agent=Agent(name="test"),
    )


class Foo(BaseModel):
    bar: int


def test_result_cast_typechecks():
    """Correct casts should work fine."""
    result = create_run_result(1)
    assert result.final_output_as(int) == 1

    result = create_run_result("test")
    assert result.final_output_as(str) == "test"

    result = create_run_result(Foo(bar=1))
    assert result.final_output_as(Foo) == Foo(bar=1)


def test_bad_cast_doesnt_raise():
    """Bad casts shouldn't error unless we ask for it."""
    result = create_run_result(1)
    result.final_output_as(str)

    result = create_run_result("test")
    result.final_output_as(Foo)


def test_bad_cast_with_param_raises():
    """Bad casts should raise a TypeError when we ask for it."""
    result = create_run_result(1)
    with pytest.raises(TypeError):
        result.final_output_as(str, raise_if_incorrect_type=True)

    result = create_run_result("test")
    with pytest.raises(TypeError):
        result.final_output_as(Foo, raise_if_incorrect_type=True)

    result = create_run_result(Foo(bar=1))
    with pytest.raises(TypeError):
        result.final_output_as(int, raise_if_incorrect_type=True)