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How to use test_basics method in SeleniumBase

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test_timeline.py

...56        self.item = self.event.item57    def user(self):58        return "comment user"59class TestTimeLineEvent(unittest.TestCase):60    def test_basics(self):61        e = TimeLineEvent(DummyComment())62        now = datetime.now()63        five_mins = timedelta(minutes=5)64        self.assertEqual(e.label(), None)65        self.assertTrue(e.timestamp() < (now + five_mins))66        self.assertTrue(e.timestamp() > (now - five_mins))67        self.assertEqual(e.event_type(), "event")68        self.assertEqual(e.title(), "dummy item")69        self.assertEqual(e.body(), "Dummy Comment")70        self.assertEqual(e.user(), "comment user")71        self.assertEqual(e.url(), "item absolute url")72    def test_naive_date_compare(self):73        e1 = TimeLineEvent(DummyComment())74        e2 = TimeLineEvent(DummyCommentTzAware())75        try:76            e1 < e277        except TypeError:78            self.fail('Compare between naive and non-naive timestamps failure')79class TestTimeLineComment(unittest.TestCase):80    def test_basics(self):81        e = TimeLineComment(DummyComment())82        self.assertEqual(e.label(), "COMMENT ADDED")83        self.assertEqual(e.timestamp(), "comment add_date_time")84        self.assertEqual(e.event_type(), "comment")85        self.assertEqual(e.title(), "dummy item")86        self.assertEqual(e.body(), "Dummy Comment")87        self.assertEqual(e.user(), "comment user")88        self.assertEqual(e.url(), "item absolute url")89class DummyActualTime(object):90    def __init__(self):91        class DummyUser(object):92            userprofile = "resolver"93        self.completed = "completed"94        self.user = DummyUser()95        self.actual_time = timedelta(hours=1)96        self.item = DummyItem()97class TestTimeLineActualTime(unittest.TestCase):98    def test_basics(self):99        e = TimeLineActualTime(DummyActualTime())100        self.assertEqual(e.label(), "TIME LOGGED")101        self.assertEqual(e.timestamp(), "completed")102        self.assertEqual(e.event_type(), "actual_time")103        self.assertEqual(e.title(), "dummy item")104        self.assertEqual(e.body(), "1.00 hour")105        self.assertEqual(e.user(), "resolver")106        self.assertEqual(e.url(), "item absolute url")107class DummyStatus(object):108    def __init__(self):109        class DummyUser(object):110            userprofile = "status user"111        self.author = DummyUser()112        self.added = timezone.now().date()113        self.body = "body"114class TestTimeLineStatus(unittest.TestCase):115    def test_basics(self):116        e = TimeLineStatus(DummyStatus())117        self.assertEqual(e.label(), "STATUS UPDATE")118        self.assertEqual(e.event_type(), "status_update")119        self.assertEqual(e.title(), "status update")120        self.assertEqual(e.body(), "body")121        self.assertEqual(e.user(), "status user")122        self.assertEqual(e.url(), None)123class DummyPost(object):124    def __init__(self):125        self.added = "added"126        self.user = UserFactory()127        self.subject = "subject"128        self.body = "body"129    def get_absolute_url(self):130        return "post absolute url"131class TestTimeLinePost(unittest.TestCase):132    def test_basics(self):133        e = TimeLinePost(DummyPost())134        self.assertEqual(e.label(), "FORUM POST")135        self.assertEqual(e.event_type(), "forum_post")136        self.assertEqual(e.title(), "subject")137        self.assertEqual(e.body(), "body")138        self.assertEqual(e.user().status, "active")139        self.assertEqual(e.url(), "post absolute url")140class DummyMilestone(object):141    def __init__(self):142        self.target_date = timezone.now().date()143        self.name = "milestone name"144    def get_absolute_url(self):145        return "milestone url"146class TestTimeLineMilestone(unittest.TestCase):147    def test_basics(self):148        e = TimeLineMilestone(DummyMilestone())149        self.assertEqual(e.label(), "MILESTONE")150        self.assertEqual(e.event_type(), "milestone")151        self.assertEqual(e.title(), "milestone name")152        self.assertEqual(e.body(), None)153        self.assertEqual(e.user(), None)...

test_normalizer.py

Source: test_normalizer.py

...8from rl.core.function_approximators import normalizers as Nor9import functools10def assert_array(a,b):11    assert np.all(np.isclose(a-b,0.0, atol=1e-5))12def test_basics(cls):13    shape = (1,3,4)14    nor = cls(shape)15    xs = np.random.random([10]+list(shape))16    nxs = nor.normalize(xs)17    assert np.all(np.isclose(xs,nxs))  # should be identity before any call of update18    # single instance19    x = np.random.random(shape)20    nx = nor(x)21    assert np.all(np.isclose(x,nx))22    # copy23    nor2 = copy.deepcopy(nor)24    nor.update(xs)25    assert nor._initialized and not nor2._initialized26    # save and load27    import tempfile28    with tempfile.TemporaryDirectory() as path:29        nor.save(path)30        nor2.restore(path)31        assert_array(nor(x), nor2(x))32    # reset33    nor.reset()34    assert nor._initialized is False35class Tests(unittest.TestCase):36    def test_normalizers(self):37        test_basics(Nor.Normalizer)38        test_basics(Nor.NormalizerStd)39        test_basics(Nor.NormalizerMax)40        test_basics(Nor.tfNormalizerStd)41        test_basics(Nor.tfNormalizerMax)42    def test_normalizer_std(self):43        shape = (1,2,3)44        nor = Nor.NormalizerStd(shape)45        xs = np.random.random([10]+list(shape))46        nor.update(xs)47        assert np.all(np.isclose(nor._bias-np.mean(xs,axis=0),0.0))48        assert np.all(np.isclose(nor._scale-np.std(xs,axis=0),0.0))49        assert nor._initialized  is True50        xs2 = np.random.random([10]+list(shape))51        xs = np.concatenate((xs,xs2))52        nor.update(xs2)53        assert np.all(np.isclose(nor._bias-np.mean(xs,axis=0),0.0))54        assert np.all(np.isclose(nor._scale-np.std(xs,axis=0),0.0))55    def test_tf_normalizers(self):...

test_external.py

Source: test_external.py

1from testing.external.common.client import run_test_as_subprocess2class TestCommand:3    def test_basics_work(self):4        assert run_test_as_subprocess('test_command/test_basics') == 05    def test_interaction(self):6        assert run_test_as_subprocess('test_command/test_interaction') == 07class TestNaturalLanguage:8    def test_basics_work(self):9        assert run_test_as_subprocess('test_natural_language/test_basics') == 010class TestMessage:11    def test_basics_work(self):12        assert run_test_as_subprocess('test_message/test_basics') == 013class TestNoticeRequest:14    def test_basics_work(self):...

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