l.t.f.FakeMethod : class documentation

Catch any function or method call, and record the fact.

Use this for easy stubbing. The call operator can return a fixed value, or raise a fixed exception object.

This is useful when unit-testing code that does things you don't want to integration-test, e.g. because it wants to talk to remote systems.

Method	__init__	Set up a fake function or method.
Method	__call__	Catch an invocation to the method.
Method	call_count	Undocumented
Method	extract_args	Return just the calls' positional-arguments tuples.
Method	extract_kwargs	Return just the calls' keyword-arguments dicts.

def __init__(self, result=None, failure=None):

Set up a fake function or method.

Parameters	result	Value to return.
	failure	Exception to raise.

def __call__(self, *args, **kwargs):

Catch an invocation to the method.

Increment call_count, and adds the arguments to calls.

Accepts any and all parameters. Raises the failure passed to the constructor, if any; otherwise, returns the result value passed to the constructor.

@property
def call_count(self):

Undocumented

def extract_args(self):

Return just the calls' positional-arguments tuples.

def extract_kwargs(self):

Return just the calls' keyword-arguments dicts.

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