TestON/examples/Assert/Assert.py

"""
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"""
class Assert:

    def __init__( self ):
        self.default = ''

    def CASE1( self, main ):

        main.case( "Using assert to verify the result" )
        main.step( "Using assert_equal to verify the result is equivalent or not" )
        expect = main.TRUE
        actual = main.TRUE
        main.log.warn(
            main.response_parser( '<real></real><imag>2</imag><__complex__>true</__complex__>',
                                  "json" ) )
        utilities.assert_equals( expect=expect, actual=actual,
                                 onpass="expect is equal to actual",
                                 onfail="expect is not equal to actual" )

        main.step( "Using assert_matches to verify the result matches or not" )
        expect = "Res(.*)"
        actual = "Result"
        utilities.assert_matches( expect=expect, actual=actual,
                                  onpass="expect is macthes to actual",
                                  onfail="expect is not matches to actual" )

        main.step( "Using assert_greater to verify the result greater or not" )
        expect = 10
        actual = 5
        utilities.assert_greater( expect=actual, actual=expect,
                                  onpass="expect is greater than the actual",
                                  onfail="expect is not greater than the actual" )

        main.step( "Using assert_lesser to verify the result lesser or not" )
        expect = 5
        actual = 10
        utilities.assert_lesser( expect=actual, actual=expect,
                                 onpass="expect is lesser than the actual",
                                 onfail="expect is not lesser than the actual" )