LogarithmPlotter/tests/python/test_pyjs.py

"""
 *  LogarithmPlotter - 2D plotter software to make BODE plots, sequences and distribution functions.
 *  Copyright (C) 2021-2024  Ad5001
 *
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"""

import pytest
from PySide6.QtQml import QJSEngine, QJSValue

from LogarithmPlotter.util.js import PyJSValue, InvalidAttributeValueException
from globals import app

@pytest.fixture()
def data():
    engine = QJSEngine()
    obj = PyJSValue(engine.globalObject())
    yield engine, obj

class TestPyJS:
    def test_set(self, data):
        engine, obj = data
        obj.num1 = 2
        obj.num2 = QJSValue(2)
        obj.num3 = PyJSValue(QJSValue(2))
        with pytest.raises(InvalidAttributeValueException):
            obj.num3 = object()

    def test_eq(self, data):
        engine, obj = data
        obj.num = QJSValue(2)
        assert obj.num == 2
        assert obj.num == QJSValue(2)
        assert obj.num == PyJSValue(QJSValue(2))
        assert obj.num != object()

    def test_function(self, data):
        engine, obj = data
        function = PyJSValue(engine.evaluate("(function(argument) {return argument*2})"))
        assert function(3) == 6
        assert function(10) == 20
        function2 = PyJSValue(engine.evaluate("(function(argument) {return argument+3})"), obj.qjs_value)
        assert function2(3) == 6
        assert function2(10) == 13
        function3 = PyJSValue(engine.evaluate("2+2"))
        with pytest.raises(InvalidAttributeValueException):
            function3()