text: """File to be used to create test for pe-reports."""
  
  # Standard Python Libraries
  import logging
  import sys
  from unittest.mock import patch
  
  # Third-Party Libraries
  import pytest
  
  # cisagov Libraries
  import pe_reports.report_generator
  
  log_levels = (
      "debug",
      "info",
      "warning",
      "error",
      "critical",
  )
  
  
  PROJECT_VERSION = pe_reports.__version__
  
  
  # TODO: Replace current dummy test with useful tests - https://github.com/cisagov/pe-reports/issues/3#issue-909531010
  
  
  def test_stdout_version(capsys):
      """Verify that version string sent to stdout agrees with the module version."""
      with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
          with patch.object(sys, "argv", ["bogus", "--version"]):
              pe_reports.report_generator.main()
      captured = capsys.readouterr()
      assert (
          captured.out == f"{PROJECT_VERSION}\n"
      ), "standard output by '--version' should agree with module.__version__"
  
  
  def test_running_as_module(capsys):
      """Verify that the __main__.py file loads correctly."""
      with pytest.raises(SystemExit):
          with patch.object(sys, "argv", ["bogus", "--version"]):
              # F401 is a "Module imported but unused" warning. This import
              # emulates how this project would be run as a module. The only thing
              # being done by __main__ is importing the main entrypoint of the
              # package and running it, so there is nothing to use from this
              # import. As a result, we can safely ignore this warning.
              # cisagov Libraries
              import pe_reports.__main__  # noqa: F401
      captured = capsys.readouterr()
      assert (
          captured.out == f"{PROJECT_VERSION}\n"
      ), "standard output by '--version' should agree with module.__version__"
  
  
  @pytest.mark.parametrize("level", log_levels)
  def test_log_levels(level):
      """Validate commandline log-level arguments."""
      with patch.object(
          sys,
          "argv",
          [
              "pe_reports",
              "2021-01-01",
              "input/",
              "output/",
              f"--log-level={level}",
          ],
      ):
          with patch.object(logging.root, "handlers", []):
              assert (
                  logging.root.hasHandlers() is False
              ), "root logger should not have handlers yet"
              return_code = None
              try:
                  pe_reports.report_generator.main()
              except SystemExit as sys_exit:
                  return_code = sys_exit.code
              assert (
                  logging.root.hasHandlers() is True
              ), "root logger should now have a handler"
              assert (
                  logging.getLevelName(logging.root.getEffectiveLevel()) == level.upper()
              ), f"root logger level should be set to {level.upper()}"
              assert return_code is None, "main() should return success"
  
  
  def test_bad_log_level():
      """Validate bad log-level argument returns error."""
      with patch.object(
          sys,
          "argv",
          [
              "pe_reports",
              "2021-01-01",
              "input/",
              "output/",
              "--log-level=emergency",
          ],
      ):
          return_code = None
          try:
              pe_reports.report_generator.main()
          except SystemExit as sys_exit:
              return_code = sys_exit.code
          assert return_code == 1, "main() should exit with error"
  