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This has been done to value explicitness over implicitness, and also since the question of whether thread_id=None is acceptable was dependent on mutable variables in Client.
41 lines
983 B
Python
41 lines
983 B
Python
import pytest
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import py_compile
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from glob import glob
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from os import path, environ
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from fbchat import FBchatUserError, Message, Client
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@pytest.mark.offline
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def test_examples():
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# Compiles the examples, to check for syntax errors
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for name in glob(path.join(path.dirname(__file__), "../examples", "*.py")):
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py_compile.compile(name)
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@pytest.mark.trylast
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@pytest.mark.expensive
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def test_login(client1):
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assert client1.isLoggedIn()
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email = client1.email
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password = client1.password
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client1.logout()
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assert not client1.isLoggedIn()
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with pytest.raises(FBchatUserError):
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client1.login("<invalid email>", "<invalid password>", max_tries=1)
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client1.login(email, password)
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assert client1.isLoggedIn()
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@pytest.mark.trylast
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def test_sessions(client1):
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session = client1.getSession()
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Client("no email needed", "no password needed", session_cookies=session)
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client1.setSession(session)
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assert client1.isLoggedIn()
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