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version: UTC 2019-05-08 04:42:32

integration

Test Page: composite

Test Case: addition and subtraction is the opposite

  • Location

    • tests/integration/test_composite.py@6:0 - 16:0

  • Summary

    Test if addition and subtraction are the opposite operation

  • Description

    Long description following the summary explaining the various stuffs

  • Precondition

    All inputs are integers

  • Signature and asserts

    def test_addition_and_subtraction_is_the_opposite():
    assert sub(add(1, 2), 2) == 1
Test Case: add is part of sigma

  • Location

    • tests/integration/test_composite.py@19:0 - 47:0

  • Summary

    Test if addition is a part of summation

  • Steps

    • Add 0 in each iteration
    • Finish the iteration
    • Check if summation is zero

  • Precondition

    All inputs are integers

  • Input

    Any Integer

  • Expected Output

    Summation

  • Note

    This test is not enough to test summation

  • Return

    None as this is a test

  • Decorated by

    • @pytest.mark.parametrize("test_input", [x for x in range(-2, 3)])

  • Signature and asserts

    def test_add_is_part_of_sigma(test_input: int):
    assert add_res == sigma([1 for _ in range(test_input)])
Test Case: asyncio coro

  • Location

    • tests/integration/test_composite.py@50:6 - 54:0

  • Summary

    Async coro

  • Decorated by

    • @pytest.mark.asyncio

  • Signature and asserts

     def test_asyncio_coro(x):
    assert bool(x)
Test Case: asyncio coro para

  • Location

    • tests/integration/test_composite.py@58:6 - 60:0

  • Decorated by

    • @pytest.mark.asyncio
    • @pytest.mark.parametrize("x", [x for x in range(1, 3)])

  • Signature and asserts

     def test_asyncio_coro_para(x):
    assert bool(x)

unit

composite_calc

Test Page: sigma

Test Case: sum of zero is zero

  • Location

    • tests/unit/composite_calc/test_sigma.py@4:0 - 6:0

  • Signature and asserts

    def test_sum_of_zero_is_zero():
    assert sigma([0 for _ in range(1024)]) == 0
Test Case: sigma same values with opposite sign returns zero

  • Location

    • tests/unit/composite_calc/test_sigma.py@8:0 - 10:0

  • Signature and asserts

    def test_sigma_same_values_with_opposite_sign_returns_zero():
    assert sigma([x for x in range(-2, 3)]) == 0

simple_calc

Test Page: add

Test Case: addition operation returns addition

  • Location

    • tests/unit/simple_calc/test_add.py@6:0 - 8:0

  • Signature and asserts

    def test_addition_operation_returns_addition():
    assert add(1, 2) == 1 + 2
Test Case: add same values with negative sign returns zero

  • Location

    • tests/unit/simple_calc/test_add.py@11:0 - 13:0

  • Decorated by

    • @pytest.mark.parametrize("test_input", [x for x in range(-2, 3)])

  • Signature and asserts

    def test_add_same_values_with_negative_sign_returns_zero(test_input: int):
    assert add(test_input, -test_input) == 0

Test Page: sub

Test Case: sub operation returns addition

  • Location

    • tests/unit/simple_calc/test_sub.py@6:0 - 8:0

  • Signature and asserts

    def test_sub_operation_returns_addition():
    assert sub(1, 2) == 1 - 2
Test Case: sub same values returns zero

  • Location

    • tests/unit/simple_calc/test_sub.py@11:0 - 13:0

  • Decorated by

    • @pytest.mark.parametrize("test_input", [x for x in range(-2, 3)])

  • Signature and asserts

    def test_sub_same_values_returns_zero(test_input: int):
    assert sub(test_input, test_input) == 0

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