WWWoman

WWWoman is an extension of the httpretty client mocking tool

Simple use

You can directly register URI using decorator like this:

import requests
from wwwoman import WWWoman

@register(uri="http://test.com",method='GET',body='test')
def test_wwwoman():
    r=requests.get("http://test.com")
    assert(r.content=='test')

Compatible with nosetests :

$ nosetests
.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Ran 1 test in 0.016s

OK

or with unittest.

Template management

Instead pushing the body from a string, you can use template parameter in order to indicate a file (flat or binary). Example with test.html containing my test string (and final newline) as content:

import requests
from wwwoman import WWWoman

@register(uri="http://test.com",method='GET',template='test.html')
def test_wwwoman():
    r=requests.get("http://test.com")
    assert(r.content=='my test\n')

Scenario management

When you write a really large number of unit tests, you may want define scenarios with a set of several uri to mock. For this, WWWomanScenario decorator is available: scenario.json

{
  "description": "blah blah blah",
  "uriList":[
    {
      "uri": "http://niouf.fr",
      "template":[
        "test.html",
        {
          "body":"niouf niouf"
        }
      ],
      "content_type":"application/json"
    },
    {
      "uri": "http://niorf.fr",
      "body": "niouf"
    }
  ]
}

You can see that template parameter is a list. In this case, registered uri (niouf.fr) will first give the content of test.json ('my test') then, the next call will response 'niouf niouf'.

Let's use with WWWomanScenario:

import requests
from wwwoman import WWWomanScenario

@register_scernario('scenario.json')
def test_wwwoman():
    r=requests.get("http://niouf.fr")
    assert(r.content=='my test\n')
    r=requests.get("http://niouf.fr")
    assert(r.content=='niouf niouf')
    r=requests.get("http://niouf.fr")
    assert(r.content=='niouf niouf')
    r=requests.get("http://niorf.fr")
    assert(r.content=='niouf')