Cassette is a testing tool that stores external HTTP request in YAML file.
Project description
cassette
========
```python
import urllib2
import cassette
def test_get_root_domains():
"""Get the root domains."""
with cassette.play("data/responses.yaml"):
r = urllib2.urlopen("http://www.internic.net/domain/named.root")
assert "A.ROOT-SERVERS.NET" in r.read(10000)
```
* The first time you run your tests, `cassette` will store all the external
requests response in a YAML file.
* Next time you run your tests, `cassette` will fetch those responses from the
YAML file. You can now run your tests while being offline.
Installation
============
Locally:
$ python setup.py develop
Via PyPi:
$ pip install cassette
Usage
=====
cassette provides a `play` context:
```python
import cassette
with cassette.play("./data/responses.yaml"):
urllib2.urlopen("http://...")
```
Any `urllib2.urlopen` request happening in this context will go through
cassette's mocked version of `urlopen`.
You can also setup the context manually:
```python
import cassette
cassette.insert("./data/responses.yaml")
urllib2.urlopen("http://...")
cassette.eject()
```
Running casette tests
=====================
$ paver test
Similar libraries
=================
* [vcrpy](https://github.com/kevin1024/vcrpy): great library but you can store
only one request per YAML file...
* [vcr](https://github.com/myronmarston/vcr): in Ruby
Limitations
===========
This package should be considered alpha:
* Only tested with `urllib2`
* Should not work with `urllib` and `requests`
* The format used is not compatible with `vcr` or `vcrpy`
* Only tested with Python 2.7
License
=======
cassette is available under the MIT License.
========
```python
import urllib2
import cassette
def test_get_root_domains():
"""Get the root domains."""
with cassette.play("data/responses.yaml"):
r = urllib2.urlopen("http://www.internic.net/domain/named.root")
assert "A.ROOT-SERVERS.NET" in r.read(10000)
```
* The first time you run your tests, `cassette` will store all the external
requests response in a YAML file.
* Next time you run your tests, `cassette` will fetch those responses from the
YAML file. You can now run your tests while being offline.
Installation
============
Locally:
$ python setup.py develop
Via PyPi:
$ pip install cassette
Usage
=====
cassette provides a `play` context:
```python
import cassette
with cassette.play("./data/responses.yaml"):
urllib2.urlopen("http://...")
```
Any `urllib2.urlopen` request happening in this context will go through
cassette's mocked version of `urlopen`.
You can also setup the context manually:
```python
import cassette
cassette.insert("./data/responses.yaml")
urllib2.urlopen("http://...")
cassette.eject()
```
Running casette tests
=====================
$ paver test
Similar libraries
=================
* [vcrpy](https://github.com/kevin1024/vcrpy): great library but you can store
only one request per YAML file...
* [vcr](https://github.com/myronmarston/vcr): in Ruby
Limitations
===========
This package should be considered alpha:
* Only tested with `urllib2`
* Should not work with `urllib` and `requests`
* The format used is not compatible with `vcr` or `vcrpy`
* Only tested with Python 2.7
License
=======
cassette is available under the MIT License.
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