textual/tests/test_screens.py
Will McGugan 5a77e3493d add test
2023-02-24 10:13:58 +00:00

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Python

import sys
import pytest
from textual.app import App, ScreenStackError
from textual.screen import Screen
skip_py310 = pytest.mark.skipif(
sys.version_info.minor == 10 and sys.version_info.major == 3,
reason="segfault on py3.10",
)
async def test_screen_walk_children():
"""Test query only reports active screen."""
class ScreensApp(App):
pass
app = ScreensApp()
async with app.run_test() as pilot:
screen1 = Screen()
screen2 = Screen()
pilot.app.push_screen(screen1)
assert list(pilot.app.query("*")) == [screen1]
pilot.app.push_screen(screen2)
assert list(pilot.app.query("*")) == [screen2]
async def test_installed_screens():
class ScreensApp(App):
SCREENS = {
"home": Screen, # Screen type
"one": Screen(), # Screen instance
"two": lambda: Screen(), # Callable[[], Screen]
}
app = ScreensApp()
async with app.run_test() as pilot:
pilot.app.push_screen("home") # Instantiates and pushes the "home" screen
pilot.app.push_screen("one") # Pushes the pre-instantiated "one" screen
pilot.app.push_screen("home") # Pushes the single instance of "home" screen
pilot.app.push_screen(
"two"
) # Calls the callable, pushes returned Screen instance
assert len(app.screen_stack) == 5
assert app.screen_stack[1] is app.screen_stack[3]
assert app.screen is app.screen_stack[4]
assert isinstance(app.screen, Screen)
assert app.is_screen_installed(app.screen)
assert pilot.app.pop_screen()
assert pilot.app.pop_screen()
assert pilot.app.pop_screen()
assert pilot.app.pop_screen()
with pytest.raises(ScreenStackError):
pilot.app.pop_screen()
async def test_screens():
app = App()
# There should be nothing in the children since the app hasn't run yet
assert not app._nodes
assert not app.children
app._set_active()
with pytest.raises(ScreenStackError):
app.screen
assert not app._installed_screens
screen1 = Screen(name="screen1")
screen2 = Screen(name="screen2")
screen3 = Screen(name="screen3")
# installs screens
app.install_screen(screen1, "screen1")
app.install_screen(screen2, "screen2")
# Installing a screen does not add it to the DOM
assert not app._nodes
assert not app.children
# Check they are installed
assert app.is_screen_installed("screen1")
assert app.is_screen_installed("screen2")
assert app.get_screen("screen1") is screen1
with pytest.raises(KeyError):
app.get_screen("foo")
# Check screen3 is not installed
assert not app.is_screen_installed("screen3")
# Installs screen3
app.install_screen(screen3, "screen3")
# Confirm installed
assert app.is_screen_installed("screen3")
# Check screen stack is empty
assert app.screen_stack == []
# Push a screen
app.push_screen("screen1")
# Check it is on the stack
assert app.screen_stack == [screen1]
# Check it is current
assert app.screen is screen1
# There should be one item in the children view
assert app.children == (screen1,)
# Switch to another screen
app.switch_screen("screen2")
# Check it has changed the stack and that it is current
assert app.screen_stack == [screen2]
assert app.screen is screen2
assert app.children == (screen2,)
# Push another screen
app.push_screen("screen3")
assert app.screen_stack == [screen2, screen3]
assert app.screen is screen3
# Only the current screen is in children
assert app.children == (screen3,)
# Pop a screen
assert app.pop_screen() is screen3
assert app.screen is screen2
assert app.screen_stack == [screen2]
# Uninstall screens
app.uninstall_screen(screen1)
assert not app.is_screen_installed(screen1)
app.uninstall_screen("screen3")
assert not app.is_screen_installed(screen1)
# Check we can't uninstall a screen on the stack
with pytest.raises(ScreenStackError):
app.uninstall_screen(screen2)
# Check we can't pop last screen
with pytest.raises(ScreenStackError):
app.pop_screen()
screen1.remove()
screen2.remove()
screen3.remove()
await app._shutdown()