mitmproxy/test/test_console_palettes.py

import os
from unittest.case import SkipTest
if os.name == "nt":
    raise SkipTest("Skipped on Windows.")
import libmproxy.console.palettes as palettes


class TestPalette:
    def test_helptext(self):
        for i in palettes.palettes.values():
            assert i.palette(False)
        for i in palettes.palettes.values():
            assert i.palette(True)
Revamp palette specification - Split low-color and high-color specifications in palettes. - Split off light, dark, lowlight and lowdark palettes. Lowlight and lowdark will be the low-color base for most subsequent palettes. - Add a small script that makes test pattern requests to pathod. 2015-03-19 05:05:30 +00:00			`import os`
experimental: run tests using py.tests 2015-09-21 16:31:30 +00:00			`from unittest.case import SkipTest`
Revamp palette specification - Split low-color and high-color specifications in palettes. - Split off light, dark, lowlight and lowdark palettes. Lowlight and lowdark will be the low-color base for most subsequent palettes. - Add a small script that makes test pattern requests to pathod. 2015-03-19 05:05:30 +00:00			`if os.name == "nt":`
			`raise SkipTest("Skipped on Windows.")`
			`import libmproxy.console.palettes as palettes`


			`class TestPalette:`
			`def test_helptext(self):`
			`for i in palettes.palettes.values():`
console: All palettes now explicitly set a background colour There's a new option --palette-transparent to turn this off if you want to use your own terminal background. 2015-04-06 22:01:18 +00:00			`assert i.palette(False)`
			`for i in palettes.palettes.values():`
			`assert i.palette(True)`