1. 1. Fixtures and Mocking in Python
2. 2. Fixtures and Mocking in Python
3. 1. 2.1. How do you test Moon-landing?
   2. 2.2. How do you test a system ...
   3. 2.3. Plan
   4. 2.4. About me
   5. 2.5. Goal
   6. 2.6. Fixtures
   7. 2.7. Fixtuers in Pytest
   8. 2.8. Traditional xUnit fixtures
   9. 2.9. Dependency Injection
   10. 2.10. Temporary directory - tmpdir
   11. 2.11. Capture STDOUT and STDERR - capsys
   12. 2.12. Home-made fixture
   13. 2.13. Home-made fixture - conftest
   14. 2.14. Home-made fixture with tempdir
   15. 2.15. Home-made fixture with yield
   16. 2.16. Fixture Autouse
   17. 2.17. Fixture Autouse with yield
   18. 2.18. Fixture for MongoDB
   19. 2.19. Test Doubles
   20. 2.20. Test Doubles explained
   21. 2.21. Verify behavior or state?
   22. 2.22. What is Mocking and Monkey Patching?
   23. 2.23. Situations
   24. 2.24. Unit testing vs. Integration testing
   25. 2.25. Experiment with mocking in various situations
   26. 2.26. Examples are simple
   27. 2.27. Hard coded path
   28. 2.28. Manually Patching attribute
   29. 2.29. Monkey Patching attribute
   30. 2.30. Monkey Patching functions
   31. 2.31. Monkey Patching dictionary items
   32. 2.32. Mocking a whole class
   33. 2.33. Mocking input/output
   34. 2.34. Mocking input/output
   35. 2.35. Mocking random numbers
   36. 2.36. Exercises
   37. 2.37. Work in pairs
   38. 2.38. Exercise: test login expiration
   39. 2.39. Solution: test login expiration
   40. 2.40. Exercise: Record e-mail sending
   41. 2.41. Solution: Record e-mail sending
   42. 2.42. Exercise: Fixture database
   43. 2.43. Exercise: One Dimentsional space-fight
   44. 2.44. Exercise: web client
   45. 2.45. Exercise: Open WeatherMap client
   46. 2.46. Exercise: Mocking A Bank
   47. 2.47. Testing the whole application
   48. 2.48. Resources
   49. 2.49. Retrospective
   50. 2.50. Job searching help
   51. 2.51. Solutions - game
   52. 2.52. Solutions - Mocking the database access