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Goldstone, Pegg, Hayward
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The family Tree below expands that produced in relation to the Goldstones of Goldstone by the Visitation of Shropshire in 1623. It illustrates the connections between the Goldstones of Goldstone, their cousins the Peggs and Haywards of Goldstone, the Haywards of Aston Cliffe and Hulme Walfield, and their descendants and successors the Vardons of Goldstone. It is a deliberately abbreviated chart, missing out names which cannot be fitted in and the much earlier genealogy of the Vardon and Goldstone families.
The people whose names appear in blue are those via whom the Goldstone Estate was inherited. The chart shows all known members of the Goldstone family, but not all of the Haywards, Peggs or Vardons - this is to help avoid overcomplication. In addition, to assist with providing a layout that helps show links between each family, children are not always shown in the order in which they were born.


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SAN ANTONIO -- Jermaine O'Neal had 22 points and 13 rebounds to lead the Phoenix Suns to a 105-101 overtime win against the San Antonio Spurs Wednesday night at the AT&T center.
Phoenix, down by as many as 11 points in the second half, tied it at 100 on the final play of regulation with a Wesley Johnson 3-pointer at the buzzer.
In overtime, Marcin Gortat had a tip-in to put the Suns up 102-101 with 1:07 remaining. Then O'Neal grabbed a rebound and put it back in with nine seconds left to put Phoenix up 104-100, giving the Suns enough cushion for the win.
San Antonio struggled in the overtime period, going 0-for-10 from the field, and the only point scored was a free throw by Tony Parker.
The loss snapped the Spurs' 18-game home win streak and it was Phoenix's first win in San Antonio since 2008.
Home court has been friendly to the Spurs, who are 22-3 at home and had not lost since a 92-87 loss to the L.A. Clippers on November 19.
The Spurs returned to San Antonio from their 11th annual rodeo road trip with the best record in the NBA but struggled to shake the Suns, whom they defeated on Sunday night 97-87.
They were led by Tony Parker, who had 22 points and eight assists. Tim Duncan had 19 points and 11 rebounds while Kawhi Leonard and DuJuan Blair each scored 15 points and Manu Ginobili had 10 as San Antonio dropped to 45-14.
Phoenix, one of the worst offensive teams in the league, came out strong, shooting 47 percent in the first half.
Goran Dragic had 13 points and 13 assists. Luis Scola had 15 points, Marcus Morris 11 and Gortat added 15 rebounds as Phoenix improved to 20-39
Leonard's three-point play to end the first half put San Antonio on top 52-45. Leonard and Duncan each had 11 points to pace the Spurs in the first half.
The Suns were paced by Dragic, who had 11 points and nine assists by the half.
NOTES: San Antonio returned from its 11th annual rodeo road trip, where it went 7-2. The Spurs' nine straight road games, with the All Star Game in between, were played over 16 days and totaled 8,056 miles. ... Spurs guard Gary Neal did not play. The second-year guard is nursing a left calf injury that has lingered all season. ... Suns general manager Lance Blanks got his start in the NBA with the San Antonio front office. He spent five years with the Spurs, working up to director of scouting. ... The last time Phoenix defeated the Spurs in San Antonio was October 29, 2008, which was the debut of then-coach Terry Porter. ... San Antonio owns the all-time series over Phoenix 77-73. ... A moment of silence was held before the game in honor of Lakers owner Dr. Jerry Buss, who passed away last week.


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- Game fowl
- Game fowl Game" fowl` (g[=a]m"foul`). (Zo["o]l.) A handsome breed of the common fowl, remarkable for the great courage and pugnacity of the males. [1913 Webster]
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game fowl — n. any of a breed of fowl trained for cockfighting … English World dictionary
game fowl — noun any of several breeds reared for cockfighting • Hypernyms: ↑domestic fowl, ↑fowl, ↑poultry * * * noun Etymology: game (I) : a bird of any of various strains of domestic fowls developed originally chiefly for the production of fighting cocks… … Useful english dictionary
game fowl — /ˈgeɪm faʊl/ (say gaym fowl) noun 1. a fowl of any species regarded as game or the object of hunting. 2. a domestic fowl of a breed used for fighting … Australian English dictionary
game fowl — a domestic fowl of a breed much used for fighting. [1775 85] * * * … Universalium
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At 59-66, the Mud Hens are five games behind third-place Louisville, and six games behind second place Indianapolis in the International League West Division. This week, they finish a four game set at Buffalo before taking on Louisville in a four game home-and-home series.
Wacky weather
Weather difficulties through Lehigh Valley caused complications with the Mud Hens schedule this past week.
Their game Saturday, Aug. 13, was postponed mid-game and finished as part of a doubleheader Sunday. The second game Sunday, which was only scheduled to go seven innings, was also postponed mid-game and made up as part of a doubleheader Monday.
Because of that, Monday's second game was also only scheduled for seven innings.
While the Mud Hens have had several game starts delayed by weather this year, Mother Nature has generally been very cooperative since a wet April. The Mud Hens only had one rainout since May, after have three of them in April.
However, unlike these two instances, none of those four games were continuations, they were just postponed games.
Much of the hype around the Mud Hens this week was for the Triple-A debut of Jacob Turner, who TigsTown.com has rated as the No. 1 prospect in the Tigers organization. He started last Thursday, August 11 against Louisville.
Much like his big league debut, Turner showed flashes of dominance, but also struggled at times. He finished the night throwing 5 1/3 innings, allowing four runs on six hits and two walks, striking out six.
He threw 88 pitches, 55 for strikes, and allowed a home run. He picked up a no decision, but the Mud Hens won the game in the 11th on a walk-off single by Argenis Diaz.
Roster shuffling
The Mud Hens have dealt with the movement of some of its players over the last couple of days.
First, David Purcey was outrighted to Toledo after being designated for assignment back on Aug 2. He made one appearance in his first week with the team, allowing a run on three hits and two walks in two innings pitched back on Aug. 13 against Lehigh Valley. Ryan Perry was recalled by the Tigers Aug. 13 after Al Alburquerque sustained a concussion from getting hit in the head with a batted ball during batting practice.
The same day, Carlos Guillen was placed on the disabled list with a sore left wrist, allowing Mud Hens' All Star Will Rhymes to make his return to the big leagues on Aug. 14. However, his stint was short-lived, as the Tigers acquired Delmon Young from Minnesota the next day, with Rhymes being optioned back to Toledo to make room for him on the roster.
Finally, on Tuesday, Aug. 16, the Tigers sent Lester Oliveros to the Twins to complete the Young trade. Oliveros had last pitched for the Mud Hens Aug. 10, when he allowed three runs in 1/3 of an inning. In 28 innings with the Mud Hens this year, he had a 6.43 ERA.
Quick Hits
-Adam Wilk picked up two wins on the week to give him eight for the year. That number is good for second on the team (first amongst current Mud Hens) while his 3.15 ERA is good for tops among current Mud Hens starters.
-Brandon Inge hit two more home runs this week, giving him seven with the Mud Hens. He is hitting .307 at Triple-A this season.
-The doubleheaders and rain delays cause the bullpen to have to pick up some slack this week. On Aug. 13 and 14, the bullpen pitched a combined 10 innings in those two games, one of them being a seven inning game.


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C. Thomas Howell is both directing and starring in the remake alongside Christopher Showerman and Timothy Bottoms. The script for the film was reportedly written by Darren Dalton, who also wrote The Day the Earth Stopped for The Asylum.
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Ch.3 The Dark Wedding Succeeds
Stone Cold Steve Austin chuckled to himself as he made his way to his dressing room. He couldn't believe what he was just witness to. Vince Mcmahon needed his help. Vince Mcmahon. The very same Vince Mcmahon who'd made his life hell since before he'd won his first WWF Championship. He'd struggled not to laugh as he stood in the ring. Vince had fallen to his knees, begging him to rescue his precious daughter, Stephanie, who had been kidnapped by The Undertaker the previous night at Backlash.
He'd finally told Vince he didn't give a damn what happened. It wasn't his problem. But as he made his way backstage he was beginning to reconsider. Stephanie was an innocent bystander in all this. He personally couldn't blame anyone who'd been screwed around with by Vince for wanting payback. The list was long, and for the better part of the last two years, Austin's name was at the very top. But even after everything Vince had done to him, he never went after the other members of the Mcmahon family. His son Shane was the only exception, but that was because he made the mistake of aiding his father.
He decided he'd wait till whatever The Undertaker had planned for her was in motion, then he'd go out and raise hell. He figured Vince deserved to sweat it out. Steve had no idea anything could be wrong as he opened the door to his locker room. Oblivious that anything could be wrong, Steve got a beer from his cooler. As soon as he popped the top, the lights in the locker room unexpectedly went out. "What the He-" Austin was cut off by a number of blows from all directions. Being unable to see, he couldn't defend himself from his attackers. As he collapsed to the floor, the lights came back on, revealing the entire Ministry standing over him. Undertaker's orders had been carried out with a vengeance. Steve lost consciousness as they left him, locking the door as they left.
The Ministry's theme sounded throughout the darkened arena. "Well ladies and gentlemen, I don't know where they are, it's so dark here you can't see anything," Jim Ross said from commentary. "You can barely make out your hand in front of your face. The Undertaker abducted Stephanie Mcmahon at Backlash just as we went off the air," he continued, trying to make sense of the situation. "Stephanie Mcmahon until moments ago, hasn't been seen since." The darkness was so unsettling it was hard to remain focused.
"The Undertaker offered to return Stephanie in exchange for ownership of this company," JR explained, a little uneasy about the possibility of The Undertaker being his boss. His broadcast colleague, Jim Cornette nodded his agreement. "And Vince Mcmahon went to deliver the documentation to a place that The Undertaker had prescribed, but The Undertaker was not there," he said. As Jim Ross was about to reply, he was cut off by what he was seeing on his monitor. The Ministry of Darkness had finally emerged from the back, with Stephanie Mcmahon tied to The Undertaker's symbol.
Faarooq and Bradshaw carried the back end of the symbol, while Mideon and Viscera held the front. Flanking the procession was Paul Bearer, and The Undertaker himself. As they carried her to the ring, Stephanie struggled in her bonds, to no avail. She was screaming "NO!" the entire time. "Is Stephanie Mcmahon going to be sacrificed here tonight?" JR asked. He wasn't sure he wanted to know the answer. "Vince Mcmahon went on a fool's errand, while The Undertaker was apparently here the entire time," Cornette replied. "And now, the Ministry have brought Stephanie Mcmahon to the ring strapped to that symbol."
As the symbol was placed on the ring apron, Stephanie could be heard pleading with her captors. "Please! Please let me go," she begged, to deaf ears. "You'll get what you want," she cried as they slid her into the ring. As the Acolytes picked her up, supporting the symbol on the ring ropes, she once again shouted, "NO!" at the top of her lungs. It was a heartwrenching scene. "This is absolutely diabolical, the personification of evil," JR said from the announce table. "And there's nobody who's ever been a bigger fan of The Undertaker than good old JR, but those days are over. This is not right," he finished as Stephanie was placed against the ring ropes.
"This young woman had nothing to do with whatever sins Vince Mcmahon may or may not have committed against The Undertaker," JR said as the symbol was moved into position. "JR, you know the old saying, the sins of the father," Jim Cornette replied as The Undertaker began climbing the ring steps. "But in this case, has even Vince Mcmahon ever committed a sin that would justify this happening to an innocent young girl? And there's nobody who can do anything about it," he said. Stephanie continued struggling as The Undertaker took his time entering the ring.
"Someone has got to come out here," JR replied. "Who's got the courage?" His colleague nodded in agreement. "You would think that no matter what you think of this young lady's father, that someone with some courage would come out here and stop this," Cornette replied. JR shook his head as The Undertaker finally entered the ring. "This is so sad, and so unnecessary," he said. "This is The Undertaker's plan. He is the maestro of this evil orchestra." The Ministry surrounded the symbol as The Undertaker got a microphone.
The music finally ceased as he began to speak. "Before the ceremony begins, I must address the Mcmahon family," he said in a gravelly voice. Stephanie's face wore a look of fear as she bobbed up and down, her position unsteady. "I am not to blame for what is about to happen here. Vince, this rests upon your shoulders, because you did not live up to your end of the agreement." JR shook his head in protest. "Vince tried to live up to his end of the agreement, Undertaker wasn't there," Cornette said. "And Steve Austin, well, I guess he just showed his true colors as well," Undertaker said. "Paul, let the ceremony begin."
Stephanie screamed as Paul Bearer opened a black book. The only thing that could be seen clearly was The Undertaker's symbol on the cover, the very same symbol that Stephanie was bound to. "Dearly unbeloved, we gather here this evening to join Stephanie Marie Mcmahon, in the unholy wedlock with the Lord of Darkness," the fat man said almost mockingly. "Wedlock?" JR asked. "It's a marriage ceremony," Cornette replied.
"Tonight," Bearer continued, "Stephanie Marie Mcmahon will step from the light on this evil, cesspool, mortal world, into the sanctuary of eternal darkness." Undertaker put his hand on Stephanie's head, briefly stopping her movement. "Keeping this in mind, will you, Stephanie Mcmahon, accept the purity of evil, and take the Lord of Darkness as your master, and your spouse?" Paul Bearer asked. "NO!" Stephanie screamed, though it was clear her objection would be ignored.
Before the ceremony could continue, the lights suddenly turned on. Ken Shamrock rushed the ring with a baseball bat in hand, attempting to stop the ceremony. The Undertaker's cronies were prepared, however, and as he slid into the ring, Faarooq and Bradshaw pinned him down. This left him open for a devastating splash from Viscera. The entire ring shook in impact. Stephanie tried to look away as Shamrock rolled out of the ring. The Acolytes continued to beat on him on the ring floor. The titantron suddenly showed Shane Mcmahon and the Corporation in their locker room. Big Bossman and Triple H clearly wanted to rush the ring, but Shane held them at bay. "Look, if it gets bad, we make our move but not until then," he said, much to their dismay.
"Lord of Darkness, is it your wish to accept Stephanie Mcmahon, her body, her mind, her soul, and even her breath unto yourself, and allow her to bear your offspring?" Paul asked, continuing as if nothing happened. "I do," Undertaker replied, but before Paul Bearer could go any further, they were once again interrupted, this time by The Big Show. Unlike his predecessor, he actually made some progress, tossing Faarooq, Bradshaw and Mideon like rag dolls before trading blows with Viscera.
In doing so, however, he failed to notice that The Undertaker had retrieved the bat that Ken Shamrock had brought to the ring. Show had succeeded in knocking Viscera out of the ring, but as he turned, The Undertaker struck him in the head with the bat with as much force as he could muster. The force of the blow sent Big Show reeling out of the ring. "It's time," Shane said. Triple H was poised to lead the charge, but as he tried to turn the handle, the door refused to budge. It turned out there were several heavy metal boxes blocking the door from the outside.
Stephanie felt her heart sink. "By the power vested in me by the Lord of Darkness, I now pronounce you as the Unholy Union of Darkness," Paul Bearer said happily. "You may now kiss your bride," he finished. Stephanie tried her hardest to resist, but Undertaker had no problem pinning her head and delivering a long, drawn out kiss. "My god, what have we just witnessed?" JR asked. Vince Mcmahon finally appeared on stage, but it was too late. He shook uncontrollably as he locked eyes with The Deadman. It was clear he had scrambled to get back from wherever Undertaker had sent him. "I think we're in for some dark days," JR said as the broadcast went off the air.


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Mocking External APIs in Python
The following tutorial demonstrates how to test the use of an external API using Python mock objects.
Integrating with a third-party application is a great way to extend the functionality of your product. However, the added value also comes with obstacles. You do not own the external library, which means that you cannot control the servers that host it, the code that comprises its logic, or the data that gets transferred between it and your app. On top of those issues, users are constantly manipulating the data through their interactions with the library. If you want to enhance the utility of your application with a third-party API, then you need to be confident that the two systems will play nice. You need to test that the two applications interface in predictable ways, and you need your tests to execute in a controlled environment.
At first glance, it might seem like you do not have any control over a third-party application. Many of them do not offer testing servers. You cannot test live data, and even if you could, the tests would return unreliable results as the data was updated through use. Also, you never want your automated tests to connect to an external server. An error on their side could bring a halt to your development if releasing your code depends on whether your tests pass. Luckily, there is a way to test the implementation of a third-party API in a controlled environment without needing to actually connect to an outside data source. The solution is to fake the functionality of the external code using something known as mocks.
A mock is a fake object that you construct to look and act like real data. You swap it with the actual object and trick the system into thinking that the mock is the real deal. Using a mock reminds me of a classic movie trope where the hero grabs a henchman, puts on his uniform, and steps into a line of marching enemies. Nobody notices the impostor and everybody keeps moving—business as usual.
Third-party authentication, such as OAuth, is a good candidate for mocking within your application. OAuth requires your application to communicate with an external server, it involves real user data, and your application relies on its success in order to gain access to its APIs. Mocking authentication allows you to test you system as an authorized user without having to go through the actual process of exchanging credentials. In this case you do not want to test whether your system successfully authenticates a user; you want to test how your application's functions behave after you have been authenticated.
NOTE: This tutorial uses Python v3.5.1.
First steps
Begin by setting up a new development environment to hold your project code. Create a new virtual environment and then install the following libraries:
Here is a quick rundown of each library you are installing, in case you have never encountered them:
- The mock library is used for testing Python code by replacing parts of your system with mock objects. NOTE: The
mocklibrary is part of
unittestif you are using Python 3.3 or greater. If you are using an older version, please install the backport mock library.
- The nose library extends the built-in Python
unittestmodule to make testing easier. You can use
unittestor other third-party libraries such as pytest to achieve the same results, but I prefer nose's assertion methods.
- The requests library greatly simplifies HTTP calls in Python.
For this tutorial, you will be communicating with a fake online API that was built for testing – JSON Placeholder. Before you write any tests, you need to know what to expect from the API.
First, you should expect that the API you are targeting actually returns a response when you send it a request. Confirm this assumption by calling the endpoint with cURL:
This call should return a JSON-serialized list of todo items. Pay attention to the structure of the todo data in the response. You should see a list of objects with the keys
title, and
completed. You are now prepared to make your second assumption—you know what to expect the data to look like. The API endpoint is alive and functioning. You proved that by calling it from the command line. Now, write a nose test so that you can confirm the life of the server in the future. Keep it simple. You should only be concerned with whether the server returns an OK response.
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Refactoring your code into a service
Chances are good that you will call an external API many times throughout your application. Also, those API calls will likely involve more logic than simply making an HTTP request, such as data processing, error handling, and filtering. You should pull the code out of your test and refactor it into a service function that encapsulates all of that expected logic.
Rewrite your test to reference the service function and to test the new logic.
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Run the test and watch it fail, and then write the minimum amount of code to make it pass:
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The first test that you wrote expected a response to be returned with an OK status. You refactored your programming logic into a service function that returns the response itself when the request to the server is successful. A
None value is returned if the request fails. The test now includes an assertion to confirm that the function does not return
Notice how I instructed you to create a
constants.py file and then I populated it with a
BASE_URL. The service function extends the
BASE_URL to create the
TODOS_URL, and since all of the API endpoints use the same base, you can continue to create new ones without having to rewrite that bit of code. Putting the
BASE_URL in a separate file allows you to edit it in one place, which will come in handy if multiple modules reference that code.
Run the test and watch it pass.
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Your first mock
The code is working as expected. You know this because you have a passing test. Unfortunately, you have a problem—your service function is still accessing the external server directly. When you call
get_todos(), your code is making a request to the API endpoint and returning a result that depends on that server being live. Here, I will demonstrate how to detach your programming logic from the actual external library by swapping the real request with a fake one that returns the same data.
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Notice that I did not change the service function at all. The only part of the code that I edited was the test itself. First, I imported the
patch() function from the
mock library. Next, I modified the test function with the
patch() function as a decorator, passing in a reference to
project.services.requests.get. In the function itself, I passed in a parameter
mock_get, and then in the body of the test function, I added a line to set
mock_get.return_value.ok = True.
Great. So what actually happens now when the test is run? Before I dive into that, you need to understand something about the way the
requests library works. When you call the
requests.get() function, it makes an HTTP request behind the scenes and then returns an HTTP response in the form of a
Response object. The
get() function itself communicates with the external server, which is why you need to target it. Remember the image of the hero swapping places with the enemy while wearing his uniform? You need to dress the mock to look and act like the
requests.get() function.
When the test function is run, it finds the module where the
requests library is declared,
project.services, and it replaces the targeted function,
requests.get(), with a mock. The test also tells the mock to behave the way the service function expects it to act. If you look at
get_todos(), you see that the success of the function depends on
if response.ok: returning
True. That is what the line
mock_get.return_value.ok = True is doing. When the
ok property is called on the mock, it will return
True just like the actual object. The
get_todos() function will return the response, which is the mock, and the test will pass because the mock is not
Run the test to see it pass.
Other ways to patch
Using a decorator is just one of several ways to patch a function with a mock. In the next example, I explicitly patch a function within a block of code, using a context manager. The
with statement patches a function used by any code in the code block. When the code block ends, the original function is restored. The
with statement and the decorator accomplish the same goal: Both methods patch
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Run the tests to see that they still pass.
Another way to patch a function is to use a patcher. Here, I identify the source to patch, and then I explicitly start using the mock. The patching does not stop until I explicitly tell the system to stop using the mock.
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Run the tests again to get the same successful result.
Now that you have seen three ways to patch a function with a mock, when should you use each one? The short answer: it is entirely up to you. Each patching method is completely valid. That being said, I have found that specific coding patterns work especially well with the following patching methods.
- Use a decorator when all of the code in your test function body uses a mock.
- Use a context manager when some of the code in your test function uses a mock and other code references the actual function.
- Use a patcher when you need to explicitly start and stop mocking a function across multiple tests (e.g. the
tearDown()functions in a test class).
I use each of these methods in this tutorial, and I will highlight each one as I introduce it for the first time.
Mocking the complete service behavior
In the previous examples, you implemented a basic mock and tested a simple assertion—whether the
get_todos() function returned
None. The
get_todos() function calls the external API and receives a response. If the call is successful, the function returns a response object, which contains a JSON-serialized list of todos. If the request fails,
get_todos() returns
None. In the following example, I demonstrate how to mock the entire functionality of
get_todos(). At the beginning of this tutorial, the initial call you made to the server using cURL returned a JSON-serialized list of dictionaries, which represented todo items. This example will show you how to mock that data.
Remember how
@patch() works: You provide it a path to the function you want to mock. The function is found,
patch() creates a
Mock object, and the real function is temporarily replaced with the mock. When
get_todos() is called by the test, the function uses the
mock_get the same way it would use the real
get() method. That means that it calls
mock_get like a function and expects it to return a response object.
In this case, the response object is a
requests library
Response object, which has several attributes and methods. You faked one of those properties,
ok, in a previous example. The
Response object also has a
json() function which converts its JSON-serialized string content into a Python datatype (e.g. a
list or a
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I mentioned in a previous example that when you ran the
get_todos() function that was patched with a mock, the function returned a mock object "response". You might have noticed a pattern: whenever the
return_value is added to a mock, that mock is modified to be run as a function, and by default it returns another mock object. In this example, I made that a little more clear by explicitly declaring the
Mock object,
mock_get.return_value = Mock(ok=True). The
mock_get() mirrors
requests.get(), and
requests.get() returns a
Response whereas
mock_get() returns a
Mock. The
Response object has an
ok property, so you added an
ok property to the
Response object also has a
json() function, so I added
json to the
Mock and appended it with a
return_value, since it will be called like a function. The
json() function returns a list of todo objects. Notice that the test now includes an assertion that checks the value of
response.json(). You want to make sure that the
get_todos() function returns a list of todos, just like the actual server does. Finally, to round out the testing for
get_todos(), I add a test for failure.
Run the tests and watch them pass.
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Mocking integrated functions
The examples I have show you have been fairly straightforward, and in the next example, I will add to the complexity. Imagine a scenario where you create a new service function that calls
get_todos() and then filters those results to return only the todo items that have been completed. Do you have to mock the
requests.get() again? No, in this case you mock the
get_todos() function directly! Remember, when you mock a function, you are replacing the actual object with the mock, and you only have to worry about how the service function interacts with that mock. In the case of
get_todos(), you know that it takes no parameters and that it returns a response with a
json() function that returns a list of todo objects. You do not care what happens under the hood; you just care that the
get_todos() mock returns what you expect the real
get_todos() function to return.
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Notice that now I am patching the test function to find and replace
project.services.get_todos with a mock. The mock function should return an object that has a
json() function. When called, the
json() function should return a list of todo objects. I also add an assertion to confirm that the
get_todos() function is actually called. This is useful to establish that when the service function accesses the actual API, the real
get_todos() function will execute. Here, I also include a test to verify that if
get_todos() returns
None, the
get_uncompleted_todos() function returns an empty list. Again, I confirm that the
get_todos() function is called.
Write the tests, run them to see that they fail, and then write the code necessary to make them pass.
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The tests now pass.
Refactoring tests to use classes
You probably noticed that some of the tests seem to belong together in a group. You have two tests that hit the
get_todos() function. Your other two tests focus on
get_uncompleted_todos(). Whenever I start to notice trends and similarities between tests, I refactor them into a test class. This refactoring accomplishes several goals:
- Moving common test functions to a class allows you to more easily test them together as a group. You can tell nose to target a list of functions, but it is easier to target a single class.
- Common test functions often require similar steps for creating and destroying data that is used by each test. These steps can be encapsulated in the
teardown_class()functions respectively in order to execute code at the appropriate stages.
- You can create utility functions on the class to reuse logic that is repeated among test functions. Imagine having to call the same data creation logic in each function individually. What a pain!
Notice that I use the patcher technique to mock the targeted functions in the test classes. As I mentioned before, this patching method is great for creating a mock that spans over several functions. The code in the
teardown_class() method explicitly restores the original code when the tests finish.
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Run the tests. Everything should pass because you did not introduce any new logic. You merely moved code around.
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Testing for updates to the API data
Throughout this tutorial I have been demonstrating how to mock data returned by a third-party API. That mock data is based on an assumption that the real data uses the same data contract as what you are faking. Your first step was making a call to the actual API and taking note of the data that was returned. You can be fairly confident that the structure of the data has not changed in the short time that you have been working through these examples, however, you should not be confident that the data will remain unchanged forever. Any good external library is updated regularly. While developers aim to make new code backwards-compatible, eventually there comes a time where code is deprecated.
As you can imagine, relying entirely on fake data is dangerous. Since you are testing your code without communicating with the actual server, you can easily become overconfident in the strength of your tests. When the time comes to use your application with real data, everything falls apart. The following strategy should be used to confirm that the data you are expecting from the server matches the data that you are testing. The goal here is to compare the data structure (e.g. the keys in an object) rather than the actual data.
Notice how I am using the context manager patching technique. Here, you need to call the real server and you need to mock it separately.
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Your tests should pass. Your mocked data structure matches the one from the actual API.
Conditionally testing scenarios
Now that you have a test to compare the actual data contracts with the mocked ones, you need to know when to run it. The test that hits the real server should not be automated because a failure does not necessarily mean your code is bad. You might not be able to connect to the real server at the time of your test suite execution for a dozen reasons that are outside of your control. Run this test separately from your automated tests, but also run it fairly frequently. One way to selectively skip tests is to use an environment variable as a toggle. In the example below, all tests run unless the
SKIP_REAL environment variable is set to
True. When the
SKIP_REAL variable is toggled on, any test with the
@skipIf(SKIP_REAL) decorator will be skipped.
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Run the tests and pay attention to the output. One test was ignored and the console displays the message, "Skipping tests that hit the real API server." Excellent!
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Next steps
At this point, you have seen how to test the integration of your app with a third-party API using mocks. Now that you know how to approach the problem, you can continue practicing by writing service functions that for the other API endpoints in JSON Placeholder (e.g. posts, comments, users). Improve your skills even more by connecting your app to a real external library such as Google, Facebook, or Evernote and see if you can write tests that use mocks. Keep producing clean and reliable code and stay tuned for the next tutorial, which will describe how to take testing to the next level with mock servers!
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While a lot of guys are busy chasing Chargers and Daytonas, they're quick to overlook the Dodge Coronet. Available with the same ground-pounding big blocks as its brothers, the Coronet R/T was a reasonably-priced alternative for the guy who wanted serious performance for not a lot of money. This stunning pro-tourer is indeed a real deal Coronet R/T that's been restored to factory specifications with the exception of two things: 1) a killer Indy 451 Street Wedge and 2) an unbreakable Tremec TKO600 5-speed. If you're in the market for some awesome Chrysler muscle you can drive, enjoy and watch appreciate, you've found your next car!
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- TIRES: F70x14 steel belted redlines
- BUILD DATE: October 24th
- AXLE: Sure Grip rear end that's equipped with 3.23 gears
- INTERIOR: Black, Sport Trim grade vinyl interior
- PAINT: Monotone Bright Blue Metallic
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The sale of this awesome Dodge includes an original owner's manual, an original warranty booklet, an album of restoration photos, paperwork for its new Indy engine, and, as previously mentioned, its original Chrysler 440.
With the market focused on famous Chargers and big money 'Cudas, it's easy to overlook cars like this striking Coronet R/T. But that also means this super clean hardtop is an underappreciated rarity that offers all those models' performance with increased exclusivity. Expertly finished in every way, this is one Mopar that shows well and is an absolute blast to drive. So, what are you waiting for? Take this pro-tourer home and kick the cruising season off right!
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- Power Steering
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- Air Conditioning
- No
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- Rear Wheel Specification
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slsrectangle Gorgeous photos, and a stunningly beautiful presentation inside the black rectangles-boxes!
Frances Freyberg Photography Stunning photos, and I love the bright colors against the black background!
Olivier Remualdo Beautiful shots Michael
Are you participating at the PBN ?
if yes, best of luck
Rachel Chang Very beautiful! I like your composition and captures of tropical colors.


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Local businesswoman and author Vickie Austin will read from her new book, Circles of Gold: Honoring Your Network for Business and Career Success, at 7 p.m. on Thursday, September 15, at Prairie Path Books, 302 E. Wesley in Wheaton. The event is free and open to the public-registration is requested by calling (630) 765-7455.
"Vickie Austin's book revolutionizes 'networking,' taking the dreary old-school notion of exploiting contacts and transforming it into the elevation of the human spirit," said Dale Dauten, nationally syndicated columnist, King Features, and author, The Gifted Boss and The Max Strategy.
"Circles of Gold was written for people who avoid networking because they underestimate the power of their own networks," said Austin." My purpose in writing the book was to help people honor, and then leverage, their extensive personal and professional connections in a way that is natural and fun and also gets great results."
Vickie Austin is a business and career coach and founder of CHOICES Worldwide. She launched CHOICES Worldwide in 1997 to help individuals and business owners take their businesses and careers to the next level. Austin is president of the National Speakers Association of Illinois and also a coach, trainer and consultant for The Rainmaker Companies in Nashville, TN.
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Today's top gainers include the company Pepsico, Inc. (NYSE:PEP) which is in the industry Beverages – Soft Drinks, gaining -0.29% today. In the last week its performance is 3.58%, and 2.51% for the past quarter. Currently, Pepsico, Inc., PEP has a target price of 111.89, so today's gain of -0.29% is a significant step towards its target price. The GAP today is therefore 0.27%.
Pepsico, Inc. (NYSE:PEP), has a market cap of 153021.95, and is based in USA. Insider ownership is at 0.10%, and institutional ownership is 71.20%.
At the current price of 105.63, it has a dividend yield of 2.85%, and its target price is 111.89. This is with a profit margin of 8.20%, and total debt/equity of 3.12. Pepsico, Inc. (NYSE:PEP) has a P/E of 30.16, as well as a forward P/E of 20.68.
With a current EPS of 3.5, and a forecasted EPS growth for next year at 8.10%,Pepsico, Inc. (NYSE:PEP) has had a EPS growth for the past five years at -1.30%. For the next five years EPS growth is projected to be 6.40%.
Performance for the year is 14.91%. Since its IPO date on 06/01/1972, the total performance to date is 7.27%.
Volume today for Pepsico, Inc. (NYSE:PEP), is 4115527, while its average volume is 4573.49. Whilst the total gain today was -0.29%, it did have a day high of -0.48%.
Volatility for this week has been at 1.21%, and 1.07% for the month. The 52-week low for Pepsico, Inc., PEP has been 42.22%, while the 52-week-high has reached -0.48%.
Looking at its return of investments, which is 14.10%, and its return on assets is 7.30%. Pepsico, Inc. (NYSE:PEP) has an operating margin of 13.00%. With a sales growth of -2.90% quarter over quarter. Bearing in mind that Pepsico, Inc., PEP is in the sector Consumer Goods, its long-term debt/equity is 2.76, and has a current ratio of 1.4 and 1.2 for quick ratio.
So what is the value of Pepsico, Inc.? Well its PEG is 4.71, and the P/S is 2.44, along with a P/B of 13.58. Meanwhile it has a p/cash of 12.6.