[TESTING] Improved testing of HEAR handler slightly #350
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Changes in file tests/test_hear_data_processing.py: * improved mocking of handler tests to ensure
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Sequence Diagram(s)sequenceDiagram
participant T as Test Suite
participant H as Handler
T->>H: call handle() with invalid UTF-8 data
alt data is invalid
H-->>T: return without calling _process
else data is valid
H->>H: process data (not applicable)
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tests/test_hear_data_processing.py (3)
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41-47: Improved docstring enhances clarity and test documentation.The updated docstring provides a clearer description of the test suite's purpose and explicitly outlines the test cases, making the code more maintainable and easier to understand.
61-61: Good use of a named constant for the multicast address.Extracting the hardcoded multicast address into a variable follows the DRY principle, making the code more maintainable and reducing duplication across the test method.
70-72: Using the variable for multicast address improves maintainability.Replacing hardcoded strings with the variable is good practice and makes future changes simpler.
85-85: Consistent use of the multicast address variable.Using the variable here maintains consistency with the earlier changes and improves maintainability.
113-113: Good reuse of the pattern in the second test method.Applying the same variable extraction technique in this method is consistent and follows DRY principles.
121-123: Consistent application of the multicast address variable.Using the variable throughout the test method maintains consistency and makes future changes easier.
139-139: Consistent use of the multicast address variable in sender method call.Good use of the variable here to maintain consistency and improve maintainability.
143-143: Consistent application of the variable in the STOP command.Using the variable here ensures consistent addressing across all multicast interactions in the test.
217-231: Significantly improved test coverage for invalid UTF-8 handling.The enhancements to the
test_handle_with_invalid_utf8_datamethod are excellent:
- Adding a mock for the
_processmethod allows verification that it's not called- Testing multiple invalid UTF-8 sequences improves coverage
- Explicit assertions after each test case provide clearer verification
This change ensures the handler properly ignores all invalid UTF-8 data without processing it, strengthening the test suite.
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tests/test_hear_data_processing.py:59
- [nitpick] Consider renaming 'fail_fixture' to a more descriptive name, such as 'failureMessage', for improved clarity.
fail_fixture = "SAY -X] RECV? != error"
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- [nitpick] Review the use of additional quoting in the CLI arguments (e.g., f"'{_fixture_mcast_addr}'") versus the direct API call using _fixture_mcast_addr without quotes, and standardize if necessary.
_fixture_mcast_addr = "224.0.0.1"
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