python-telegram-bot/tests/test_callbackcontext.py

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#!/usr/bin/env python
#
# A library that provides a Python interface to the Telegram Bot API
# Copyright (C) 2015-2018
# Leandro Toledo de Souza <devs@python-telegram-bot.org>
#
# This program is free software: you can redistribute it and/or modify
# it under the terms of the GNU Lesser Public License as published by
# the Free Software Foundation, either version 3 of the License, or
# (at your option) any later version.
#
# This program is distributed in the hope that it will be useful,
# but WITHOUT ANY WARRANTY; without even the implied warranty of
# MERCHANTABILITY or FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE. See the
# GNU Lesser Public License for more details.
#
# You should have received a copy of the GNU Lesser Public License
# along with this program. If not, see [http://www.gnu.org/licenses/].
import pytest
from telegram import Update, Message, Chat, User, TelegramError
from telegram.ext import CallbackContext
class TestCallbackContext(object):
def test_non_context_dp(self, dp):
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
CallbackContext(dp)
def test_from_job(self, cdp):
job = cdp.job_queue.run_once(lambda x: x, 10)
callback_context = CallbackContext.from_job(job, cdp)
assert callback_context.job is job
assert callback_context.chat_data is None
assert callback_context.user_data is None
assert callback_context.bot is cdp.bot
assert callback_context.job_queue is cdp.job_queue
assert callback_context.update_queue is cdp.update_queue
def test_from_update(self, cdp):
update = Update(0, message=Message(0, User(1, 'user', False), None, Chat(1, 'chat')))
callback_context = CallbackContext.from_update(update, cdp)
assert callback_context.chat_data == {}
assert callback_context.user_data == {}
assert callback_context.bot is cdp.bot
assert callback_context.job_queue is cdp.job_queue
assert callback_context.update_queue is cdp.update_queue
callback_context_same_user_chat = CallbackContext.from_update(update, cdp)
callback_context.chat_data['test'] = 'chat'
callback_context.user_data['test'] = 'user'
assert callback_context_same_user_chat.chat_data is callback_context.chat_data
assert callback_context_same_user_chat.user_data is callback_context.user_data
update_other_user_chat = Update(0, message=Message(0, User(2, 'user', False),
None, Chat(2, 'chat')))
callback_context_other_user_chat = CallbackContext.from_update(update_other_user_chat, cdp)
assert callback_context_other_user_chat.chat_data is not callback_context.chat_data
assert callback_context_other_user_chat.user_data is not callback_context.user_data
def test_from_update_not_update(self, cdp):
callback_context = CallbackContext.from_update(None, cdp)
assert callback_context.chat_data is None
assert callback_context.user_data is None
assert callback_context.bot is cdp.bot
assert callback_context.job_queue is cdp.job_queue
assert callback_context.update_queue is cdp.update_queue
callback_context = CallbackContext.from_update('', cdp)
assert callback_context.chat_data is None
assert callback_context.user_data is None
assert callback_context.bot is cdp.bot
assert callback_context.job_queue is cdp.job_queue
assert callback_context.update_queue is cdp.update_queue
def test_from_error(self, cdp):
error = TelegramError('test')
update = Update(0, message=Message(0, User(1, 'user', False), None, Chat(1, 'chat')))
callback_context = CallbackContext.from_error(update, error, cdp)
assert callback_context.error is error
assert callback_context.chat_data == {}
assert callback_context.user_data == {}
assert callback_context.bot is cdp.bot
assert callback_context.job_queue is cdp.job_queue
assert callback_context.update_queue is cdp.update_queue
Update Filters, CommandHandler and MessageHandler (#1221) * update_filter attribute on filters Makes it possible to have filters work on an update instead of message, while keeping behavior for current filters * add update_type filter * Messagehandler rework - remove allow_edited (deprecated for a while) - set deprecated defaults to None - Raise deprecation warning when they're used - add sensible defaults for filters. - rework tests * Commandhandler rework * Remove deprecation test from new handler * Some tweaks per CR - rename update_types -> updates - added some clarification to docstrings * run webhook set test only on 3.6 on appveyor * update_filter attribute on filters Makes it possible to have filters work on an update instead of message, while keeping behavior for current filters * add update_type filter * Messagehandler rework - remove allow_edited (deprecated for a while) - set deprecated defaults to None - Raise deprecation warning when they're used - add sensible defaults for filters. - rework tests * Commandhandler rework * Remove deprecation test from new handler * Some tweaks per CR - rename update_types -> updates - added some clarification to docstrings * run webhook set test only on 3.6 on appveyor * Changes per CR * Update travis to build v12 * small doc update * try to make ci build version branches * doc for BaseFilter * Modify regexfilter and mergedfilter Now returns a list of match objects for every regexfilter * Change callbackcontext (+ docs) * integrate in CommandHandler and PrefixHandler * integrate in MessageHandler * cbqhandler, iqhandler and srhandler * make regexhandler a shell over MessageHandler And raise deprecationWarning on creation * clean up code and add some comments * Rework based on internal group feedback - use data_filter instead of regex_filter on BaseFilter - have these filters return a dict that is then updated onto CallbackContext instead of using a list is before - Add a .match property on CallbackContext that returns .matches[0] or None * Fix and add test for callbackcontext.match * Lots of documentation fixes and improvements [ci skip]
2019-02-13 12:07:25 +01:00
def test_match(self, cdp):
callback_context = CallbackContext(cdp)
assert callback_context.match is None
callback_context.matches = ['test', 'blah']
assert callback_context.match == 'test'