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How to use the lucidity.error.ParseError function in Lucidity

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4degrees / lucidity / test / unit / test_template.py View on Github

def test_anchor(path, anchor, expected):
    '''Parse path with specific anchor setting.'''
    pattern = '/static/{variable}'
    template = Template('test', pattern, anchor=anchor)

    if not expected:
        with pytest.raises(ParseError):
            template.parse(path)
    else:
        data = template.parse(path)
        assert data == {'variable': 'value'}

4degrees / lucidity / test / unit / test_template.py View on Github

def test_non_matching_parse(pattern, path):
    '''Extract data from non-matching path.'''
    template = Template('test', pattern)
    with pytest.raises(ParseError):
        data = template.parse(path)