I want to write a test to the command when the user aborts it, but I have a problem with the abort option in click.confirm
when i write full command in console
flask questions deleteall i got prompt y/N.
When i select N option user cancel command and message are displayed in the console Aborted!.
It looks like below:
Do you want to continue to delete all questions and answers? [y/N]: n
Aborted!
The command code is below:
bp = Blueprint("questions", __name__)
bp.cli.short_help = "Questions utilities"
@bp.cli.command("deleteall")
@with_appcontext
def deleteall():
"""
Delete all examples questions and answers from database
"""
click.confirm('Do you want to continue to delete all questions and answers?', abort=True)
"""
code for command when writing yes in click.confirm - y
"""
i have written test below:
# full command: flask questions deleteall
# y - select 'y' to confirm deleting
def test_cancel_deleteall_command(runner, app_with_db):
result = runner.invoke(args=['questions', 'deleteall', ['N']])
assert result.exit_code == 1
print(result.output)
assert 'Aborted!' in str(result.output)
I have a problem with a test that keeps failing because the results are empty.
test_cancel_deleteall_command ____________________________________________________________________________________
runner = <flask.testing.FlaskCliRunner object at 0x7fbcf01a5b10>, app_with_db = <async_generator object app_with_db at 0x7fbcf06625c0>
def test_cancel_deleteall_command(runner, app_with_db):
# full command: flask question deleteall
# y - select 'y' to confirm deleting
result = runner.invoke(args=['questions', 'deleteall', ['N']])
assert result.exit_code == 1
print(result.output)
> assert 'Aborted!' in str(result.output)
E assert 'Aborted!' in ''
E + where '' = str('')
E + where '' = <Result TypeError("unhashable type: 'list'")>.output
tests/functional/test_cli_commands.py:28: AssertionError
---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Captured stdout call -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
======================================================================================= short test summary info =======================================================================================
FAILED tests/functional/test_cli_commands.py::test_cancel_deleteall_command - assert 'Aborted!' in ''
Does anyone have an idea how to get "Aborted!" command message? I tried with result.output but it doesn't work..
I resolve this problem with following code:
def test_deleteall_command_when_canceled(runner, app_with_db):
# full command: flask question deleteall
# y - select 'y' to confirm deleting
result = runner.invoke(args=['questions', 'deleteall'], input="n")
assert result.exit_code == 1
assert result.exception
assert 'Aborted!' in result.output
i just needed to add input="n" because i wanted to simulate user to type n
How i get solve this problem?
i was check the reference method in the Click library. I was found this line:
"code"
except Abort:
if not standalone_mode:
raise
echo(_("Aborted!"), file=sys.stderr)
sys.exit(1)
"code"
In addition, from the documentation on the Click page in version 8.1.3 I read that:
If an Abort exception is raised print the string Aborted! to standard error and exit the program with exit code 1.
It turns out that runner.invoke() was badly written.