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import pytest
from inline_snapshot._inline_snapshot import snapshot
from inline_snapshot.testing._example import Example
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"encoding", ["utf-8", "windows-1251", "cp1252", "latin-1", "ascii"]
)
@pytest.mark.parametrize("newline", ["\n", "\r\n"])
def test_encoding(encoding, newline):
special = ""
for c in "aéЯÂþ":
try:
c.encode(encoding)
special += c
except UnicodeEncodeError:
pass
code = f"""\
# -*- coding: {encoding} -*-
from inline_snapshot import snapshot
def test_a():
assert "{special}"==snapshot()
"""
fixed_code = code.replace("snapshot()", f'snapshot("{special}")').replace(
"\n", newline
)
if encoding not in ("utf-8", "ascii"):
fixed_code = fixed_code.encode(encoding)
Example(code.replace("\n", newline).encode(encoding)).run_inline(
["--inline-snapshot=create"],
changed_files={"tests/test_something.py": fixed_code},
report=snapshot(
{
"utf-8": """\
FAIL: your snapshot is missing one value.
If you just created this value with --inline-snapshot=create, the value is now \n\
created and you can ignore this message.
FAIL: some snapshots in this test have incorrect values.
If you just created this value with --inline-snapshot=create, the value is now \n\
created and you can ignore this message.
═══════════════════════════════ inline-snapshot ════════════════════════════════
------------------------------- Create snapshots -------------------------------
+-------------------------- tests/test_something.py ---------------------------+
| @@ -3,4 +3,4 @@ |
| |
| from inline_snapshot import snapshot |
| |
| def test_a(): |
| - assert "aéЯÂþ"==snapshot() |
| + assert "aéЯÂþ"==snapshot("aéЯÂþ") |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
These changes will be applied, because you used create
""",
"windows-1251": """\
FAIL: your snapshot is missing one value.
If you just created this value with --inline-snapshot=create, the value is now \n\
created and you can ignore this message.
FAIL: some snapshots in this test have incorrect values.
If you just created this value with --inline-snapshot=create, the value is now \n\
created and you can ignore this message.
═══════════════════════════════ inline-snapshot ════════════════════════════════
------------------------------- Create snapshots -------------------------------
+-------------------------- tests/test_something.py ---------------------------+
| @@ -3,4 +3,4 @@ |
| |
| from inline_snapshot import snapshot |
| |
| def test_a(): |
| - assert "aЯ"==snapshot() |
| + assert "aЯ"==snapshot("aЯ") |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
These changes will be applied, because you used create
""",
"cp1252": """\
FAIL: your snapshot is missing one value.
If you just created this value with --inline-snapshot=create, the value is now \n\
created and you can ignore this message.
FAIL: some snapshots in this test have incorrect values.
If you just created this value with --inline-snapshot=create, the value is now \n\
created and you can ignore this message.
═══════════════════════════════ inline-snapshot ════════════════════════════════
------------------------------- Create snapshots -------------------------------
+-------------------------- tests/test_something.py ---------------------------+
| @@ -3,4 +3,4 @@ |
| |
| from inline_snapshot import snapshot |
| |
| def test_a(): |
| - assert "aéÂþ"==snapshot() |
| + assert "aéÂþ"==snapshot("aéÂþ") |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
These changes will be applied, because you used create
""",
"latin-1": """\
FAIL: your snapshot is missing one value.
If you just created this value with --inline-snapshot=create, the value is now \n\
created and you can ignore this message.
FAIL: some snapshots in this test have incorrect values.
If you just created this value with --inline-snapshot=create, the value is now \n\
created and you can ignore this message.
═══════════════════════════════ inline-snapshot ════════════════════════════════
------------------------------- Create snapshots -------------------------------
+-------------------------- tests/test_something.py ---------------------------+
| @@ -3,4 +3,4 @@ |
| |
| from inline_snapshot import snapshot |
| |
| def test_a(): |
| - assert "aéÂþ"==snapshot() |
| + assert "aéÂþ"==snapshot("aéÂþ") |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
These changes will be applied, because you used create
""",
"ascii": """\
FAIL: your snapshot is missing one value.
If you just created this value with --inline-snapshot=create, the value is now \n\
created and you can ignore this message.
FAIL: some snapshots in this test have incorrect values.
If you just created this value with --inline-snapshot=create, the value is now \n\
created and you can ignore this message.
═══════════════════════════════ inline-snapshot ════════════════════════════════
------------------------------- Create snapshots -------------------------------
+-------------------------- tests/test_something.py ---------------------------+
| @@ -3,4 +3,4 @@ |
| |
| from inline_snapshot import snapshot |
| |
| def test_a(): |
| - assert "a"==snapshot() |
| + assert "a"==snapshot("a") |
+------------------------------------------------------------------------------+
These changes will be applied, because you used create
""",
}
)[encoding],
)
|
