Metadata-Version: 2.0
Name: verify
Version: 1.1.0
Summary: A painless assertion and validation library for Python.
Home-page: https://github.com/dgilland/verify
Author: Derrick Gilland
Author-email: dgilland@gmail.com
License: MIT License
Keywords: test testing assert assertion validation unittest
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Classifier: Development Status :: 3 - Alpha
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Classifier: Programming Language :: Python
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Classifier: Topic :: Software Development :: Libraries :: Python Modules
Classifier: Topic :: Software Development :: Testing
Classifier: Topic :: Utilities
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 2
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 2.7
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.3
Classifier: Programming Language :: Python :: 3.4
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Verify is a painless assertion library for Python.


Links
=====

- Project: https://github.com/dgilland/verify
- Documentation: http://verify.readthedocs.org
- PyPI: https://pypi.python.org/pypi/verify/
- TravisCI: https://travis-ci.org/dgilland/verify


Quickstart
==========

Install using pip:


::

    pip install verify


Verify some value using multiple assertions:


.. code-block:: python

    from verify import expect, Not, Truthy, Falsy, Less, Greater

    expect(5 * 5,
           Truthy(),
           Not(Falsy),
           Greater(15),
           Less(30))


Verify using your own assert functions:


.. code-block:: python

    def is_just_right(value):
        assert value == 'just right', 'Not just right!'

    # Passes
    expect('just right', is_just_right)

    # Fails
    try:
        expect('too cold', is_just_right)
    except AssertionError:
        raise

**NOTE:** The assert function should return a truthy value, otherwise, ``expect`` will treat the falsy return from the function as an indication that it failed and subsequently raise it's own ``AssertionError``.


Verify using your own predicate functions:


.. code-block:: python

    def is_awesome(value):
        return 'awesome' in value

    def is_more_awesome(value):
        return value > 'awesome'

    expect('so awesome', is_awesome, is_more_awesome)


Verify using chaining syntax:


.. code-block:: python

    expect(1).Truthy().Number().NotBoolean().Not(is_awesome)


Verify without ``expect`` since the ``verify`` assertions can be used on their own:


.. code-block:: python

    import verify

    # These would pass.
    verify.Truthy(1)
    verify.Equal(2, 2)
    verify.Greater(3, 2)

    # These would fail with an AssertionError
    verify.Truthy(0)
    verify.Equal(2, 3)
    verify.Greater(2, 3)


If you'd prefer to see ``assert`` being used, all ``verify`` assertions will return ``True`` if no ``AssertionError`` is raised:


.. code-block:: python

    assert Truthy(1)
    assert expect(1, Truthy(), Number())


Multiple Syntax Styles
======================

There are several syntax styles available to help construct more natural sounding assertion chains.


Expect...To Be
--------------

Use ``expect`` with the ``to_be`` aliases. All Pascal case assertions have ``to_be_*`` and ``to_not_be_*`` prefixes (with a few expections).

.. code-block:: python

    expect(something).to_be_int().to_be_less_or_equal(5).to_be_greater_or_equal(1)
    expect(something_else).to_not_be_float().to_be_number()


Ensure...Is
-----------

Use ``ensure`` with ``is`` aliases. All Pascal case assertions have ``is_*`` and ``is_not_*`` prefixes (with a few expections).


.. code-block:: python

    ensure(something).is_int().is_less_or_equal(5).is_greater_or_equal(1)
    ensure(something_else).is_not_float().is_number()


Classical
---------

Use ``expect`` or ``ensure`` with the Pascal case assertions.

.. code-block:: python

    ensure(something).Int().LessOrEqual(5).GreaterOrEqual(1)
    expect(something_else).Float().Number()


**NOTE:** While it's suggested to not mix styles, each of the assertion syntaxes are available with both ``expect`` and ``ensure``. So you can call ``expect(..).is_int()`` as well as ``ensure(..).to_be_int()``.


Naming Convention Exceptions
----------------------------

As mentioned above, there are some assertions that have nonstandard aliases:

- ``Not``:  ``not_``, ``does_not``, ``to_fail``, and ``fails``
- ``Predicate``: ``does``, ``to_pass``, and ``passes``
- ``All``: ``all_``, ``does_all``, and ``passes_all``
- ``NotAll``: ``not_all``, ``does_not_all``, and ``fails_all``
- ``Any``: ``any_``, ``does_any``, and ``passes_any``
- ``NotAny``: ``not_any``, ``does_not_any``, and ``fails_any``
- ``Match``: ``to_match``, ``is_match`` and ``matches``
- ``NotMatch``: ``to_not_match``, ``is_not_match`` and ``does_not_match``
- ``Is``: ``to_be`` and ``is_``
- ``Contains``: ``to_contain`` and ``contains``
- ``NotContains``: ``to_not_contain`` and ``does_not_contain``
- ``ContainsOnly``: ``to_contain_only`` and ``contains_only``
- ``NotContainsOnly``: ``to_not_contain_only`` and ``does_not_contain_only``
- ``Length``: ``to_have_length`` and ``has_length``
- ``NotLength``: ``to_not_have_length`` and ``does_not_have_length``


Validators
==========

All of the validators in ``verify`` are callables that can be used in two contexts:

1. By themselves as in ``Equal(a, b)`` which will raise an ``AssertionError`` if false.
2. In combination with ``expect`` as in ``expect(a, Equal(b))`` which could also raise an ``AssertionError``.

The available validators are:

=================================== ===========
Validator                           Description
=================================== ===========
``Truthy``                          Assert that ``bool(a)``.
``Falsy``                           Assert that ``not bool(a)``.
``Not``                             Assert that a callable doesn't raise an ``AssertionError``.
``Predicate``                       Assert that ``predicate(a)``.
``All``                             Assert that all of the list of predicates evaluate ``a`` as truthy.
``NotAll``                          Assert ``not All``.
``Any``                             Assert that any of the list of predicates evaluate ``a`` as truthy.
``NotAny``                          Assert ``not Any``.
``Equal``                           Assert that ``a == b``.
``NotEqual``                        Assert ``not Equal``.
``Match``                           Assert that ``a`` matches regular expression ``b``.
``NotMatch``                        Assert ``not Match``.
``Is``                              Assert that ``a is b``.
``IsNot``                           Assert ``not Is``.
``IsTrue``                          Assert that ``a is True``.
``IsNotTrue``                       Assert ``not IsTrue``.
``IsFalse``                         Assert that ``a is False``.
``IsNotFalse``                      Assert ``not IsFalse``.
``IsNone``                          Assert that ``a is None``.
``IsNotNone``                       Assert ``not IsNone``.
``Type``                            Assert that ``isinstance(a, b)``.
``NotType``                         Assert ``not Type``.
``Boolean``                         Assert that ``isinstance(a, bool)``.
``NotBoolean``                      Assert ``not Boolean``.
``String``                          Assert that ``isinstance(a, (str, unicode))``.
``NotString``                       Assert ``not String``.
``Dict``                            Assert that ``isinstance(a, dict)``.
``NotDict``                         Assert ``not Dict``.
``List``                            Assert that ``isinstance(a, list)``.
``NotList``                         Assert ``not List``.
``Tuple``                           Assert that ``isinstance(a, tuple)``.
``NotTuple``                        Assert ``not Tuple``.
``Date``                            Assert that ``isinstance(a, datetime.date)``.
``NotDate``                         Assert ``not Date``.
``DateString``                      Assert that ``a`` matches the datetime format string ``b``.
``NotDateString``                   Assert ``not DateString``.
``Int``                             Assert that ``isinstance(a, int)``.
``NotInt``                          Assert ``not Int``.
``Float``                           Assert that ``isinstance(a, float)``.
``NotFloat``                        Assert ``not Float``.
``Number``                          Assert that ``isinstance(a, (int, float, Decimal, long))``.
``NotNumber``                       Assert ``not Number``.
``In``                              Assert that ``a in b``.
``NotIn``                           Assert ``not In``.
``Contains``                        Assert that ``b in a``.
``NotContains``                     Assert ``not Contains``.
``ContainsOnly``                    Assert that values from ``b`` are the only ones contained in ``a``.
``NotContainsOnly``                 Assert ``not ContainsOnly``.
``Subset``                          Assert that ``a`` is a subset of ``b``.
``NotSubset``                       Assert ``not Subset``.
``Superset``                        Assert that ``a`` is a superset of ``b``.
``NotSuperset``                     Assert ``not Superset``.
``Unique``                          Assert that ``a`` contains unique items.
``NotUnique``                       Assert ``not Unique``.
``Length``                          Assert that ``b <= len(a) <= c``.
``NotLength``                       Assert that ``not Length``.
``Greater``/``GreaterThan``         Assert that ``a > b``.
``GreaterEqual``/``GreaterOrEqual`` Assert that ``a >= b``.
``Less``/``LessThan``               Assert that ``a < b``.
``LessEqual``/``LessOrEqual``       Assert that ``a <= b``.
``Between``                         Assert that ``b <= a <= c``.
``NotBetween``                      Assert ``not Between``.
``Positive``                        Assert that ``a > 0``.
``Negative``                        Assert that ``a < 0``.
``Even``                            Assert that ``a % 2 == 0``.
``Odd``                             Assert that ``a % 2 != 1``.
``Monotone``                        Assert that ``a`` is monotonic with respect to ``b()``.
``Increasing``                      Assert that ``a`` is monotonically increasing.
``StrictlyIncreasing``              Assert that ``a`` is strictly increasing.
``Decreasing``                      Assert that ``a`` is monotonically decreasing.
``StrictlyDecreasing``              Assert that ``a`` is strictly decreasing.
=================================== ===========


For more details, please see the full documentation at http://verify.readthedocs.org.


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