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"""
Testing the project
(C) Laurent Franceschetti 2024
"""
import pytest
from mkdocs_test import DocProject
def test_pages():
project = DocProject(".")
build_result = project.build(strict=False)
# did not fail
return_code = project.build_result.returncode
assert not return_code, f"Build returned with {return_code} {build_result.args})"
# ----------------
# First page
# ----------------
VARIABLE_NAME = 'greeting'
# it is defined in the config file (extra)
assert VARIABLE_NAME in project.config.extra
page = project.get_page('index')
assert page.is_markdown_rendered()
# check that the `greeting` variable (defined under 'extra') is rendered:
variables = project.config.extra
assert VARIABLE_NAME in variables
assert variables.greeting in page.markdown
# test built-in filters (#253)
header = 'built-in filters'
assert page.find_text("result", header)
assert page.find_text("result is: 17.5", header) # abs
assert page.find_text("saying: HELLO WORLD", header) # upper
assert page.find_text("length is: 12", header) # length
# ----------------
# Second page
# ----------------
# there is intentionally an error (`foo` does not exist)
page = project.get_page('second')
assert 'foo' not in project.config.extra
assert page.is_markdown_rendered()
assert page.find_text('Macro Rendering Error')
def test_strict():
"This project must fail"
project = DocProject(".")
# it must fail with the --strict option,
# because the second page contains an error
project.build(strict=True)
assert project.build_result.returncode
warning = project.find_entry("Macro Rendering",
severity='warning')
assert warning, "No warning found"
print(warning)
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