Dryrun-Python makes it very easy to run a python program without actual i/o operations. It can help you to fully focus on your business-logic without worrying about the i/o operation.
- It supports async functions.
- You can specify a return value.
- Or, you can use mock function which is called instead of original function.
pip install dryrun
from dryrun import dryrunJust import dryrun and use it as a decorator.
@dryrun()
async def delete_comment(comment_id: str) -> bool:
response = await api_client.delete_comment(comment_id)
return response.successIf dryrun is enabled, the real function won't be called.
And If you want to specify a return value, you can use return_value argument.
@dryrun(return_value=True)
async def delete_comment(comment_id: str) -> bool:
response = await api_client.delete_comment(comment_id)
return response.successBut it's not enough for some cases. Then, you can use mock function which is called instead of the real function.
Just like it!
@dryrun()
async def create_comment(payload: dict) -> dict:
response = await api_client.create_comment(payload)
return response.paylaod
@create_comment.mock
def create_comment_mock(payload: dict) -> dict:
return {
"id": uuid.uuid4(),
"content": payload["content"],
}