35 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
35 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
import unittest
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from benedict import benedict
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class github_issue_0059_test_case(unittest.TestCase):
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"""
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This class describes a github issue 0059 test case.
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https://github.com/fabiocaccamo/python-benedict/issues/59
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To run this specific test:
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- Run python -m unittest tests.github.test_issue_0059
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"""
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def test_init_with_empty_dict_then_merge_with_dict_should_affect_both_dicts(self):
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initial_empty_dict = {}
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the_benedict = benedict(initial_empty_dict)
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the_benedict.merge({"foo": "bar"})
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self.assertEqual(initial_empty_dict, {"foo": "bar"})
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self.assertEqual(the_benedict, {"foo": "bar"})
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def test_init_empty_dict_then_assign_another_empty_dict_as_first_key_should_work(
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self,
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):
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d = benedict()
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# these two lines are inefficient
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# d["a"] = {"b": {}} is better. Regardless, will test both
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d["a"] = {}
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d["a"]["b"] = {}
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self.assertEqual(d, {"a": {"b": {}}})
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d2 = benedict()
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d2["a"] = {"b": {}}
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self.assertEqual(d2, {"a": {"b": {}}})
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