(Original issue 3 created by sonoflilit on 2013-11-26T18:14:31.291515+00:00)
I'm beginning to think that options being always global (you can't get one number between 1 and 4 and another between 0 and 1000, you can only do randomize(int, int, min_num=0, max_num=1000)) is a bad thing, especially when we introduce container generators.
I'm not sure I have a good API for this. The best I can come up with is this:
#!python
@pytest.mark.randomize(a=int, b=pytest.options(int, min_num=100))
def test_ab():
assert b >= 100
another idea would be Django style:
#!python
@pytest.mark.randomize(a=int, b=int, b__min_num=100)
def test_ab():
assert b >= 100
but it doesn't nest well and is generally horrible.
Another one:
#!python
@pytest.mark.randomize(dict(b=int, min_num=100), a=int)
def test_ab():
assert b >= 100
# which is clearer?
@pytest.mark.randomize({"b": int, min_num=100}, a=int)
def test_ab():
assert b >= 100
which is shorter but much less intuitive.
(Original issue 3 created by sonoflilit on 2013-11-26T18:14:31.291515+00:00)
I'm not sure I have a good API for this. The best I can come up with is this:
another idea would be Django style:
but it doesn't nest well and is generally horrible.
Another one:
which is shorter but much less intuitive.