On Sat, 18 Oct 2008 00:07:29 +1100, Morgan Reed <mor...@gm...> wrote:
>I've started writing unit tests for my additions now, I've got an
>issue though, I've updated test_crypto.py changes summarised below;
>
>================================================
>
>from OpenSSL.crypto import RSA, RSAType
>
>...
>
>class RSATests(TestCase, _Python23TestCaseHelper):
>
> def test_construction(self):
> """
> L{RSA} takes no arguments and returns an instance of L{RSAType}.
> """
> rsaobj = RSA()
> self.assertTrue(
> isinstance(rsaobj, RSAType),
> "%r is of type %r, should be %r" % (rsaobj,
> type(rsaobj),
> RSAType))
>
> def test_generate_key(self):
> """
> L{generate_key} generates a new RSA key the given size and stores it in
> the internal structure
> """
> bits = 1024
> rsaobj = RSA()
> rsaobj.generate_key(bits)
> self.assertEqual(rsaobj.key_bits(), bits)
>
>================================================
>
>When I execute the tests only test_construction is being executed (or
>it's the only one appearing in the log), is there anything I need to
>do besides defining the test method in the test class? (apologies for
>the basic questions, I've never done automated unit testing in python
>before)
>
The code you included looks right. I would certainly expect two tests
to be run, test_construction and test_generate_key, if I ran a command
like "trial OpenSSL.test.test_crypto.RSATests", after doing the needed
song and dance to get the code and tests into a state where they could
be imported.
Jean-Paul
|
