53 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
53 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
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import pytest
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from pyjack.card import Card
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@pytest.fixture
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def cards():
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cards = [
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Card("diamonds", "2"),
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Card("hearts", "A"),
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Card("clubs", "9"),
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Card("spades", "Q"),
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]
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return cards
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@pytest.fixture
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def expected_values():
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values = [2, 11, 9, 10]
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return values
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@pytest.fixture
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def expected_strings():
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strings = [
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"2 of diamonds",
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"A of hearts",
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"9 of clubs",
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"Q of spades",
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]
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return strings
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def test_get_value(cards, expected_values):
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"""tests if the correct value is returned by the function"""
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results = []
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for card in cards:
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results.append(card.get_value())
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# The zip() function takes multiple iterable objects (like lists
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# or tuples) and combines them element-wise, creating an iterator
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# of tuples. Each tuple contains one element from each input
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# iterable at the corresponding index.
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# It effectively allows for parallel iteration.
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for expected_value, result in zip(expected_values, results):
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assert expected_value == result
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def test_default_return_value(cards, expected_strings):
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"""Tests if the __str__ method returns the correct value"""
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assert expected_strings == [card.__str__() for card in cards]
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