qutebrowser/tests/unit/keyinput/test_modeparsers.py

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"""Tests for mode parsers."""

from unittest import mock

from PyQt5.QtCore import Qt
from PyQt5.QtGui import QKeySequence

import pytest

from qutebrowser.keyinput import modeparsers, keyutils


class TestsNormalKeyParser:

    @pytest.fixture(autouse=True)
    def patch_stuff(self, monkeypatch, stubs, keyinput_bindings):
        """Set up mocks and read the test config."""
        monkeypatch.setattr(
            'qutebrowser.keyinput.basekeyparser.usertypes.Timer',
            stubs.FakeTimer)

    @pytest.fixture
    def keyparser(self):
        kp = modeparsers.NormalKeyParser(0)
        kp.execute = mock.Mock()
        return kp

    def test_keychain(self, keyparser, fake_keyevent):
        """Test valid keychain."""
        # Press 'x' which is ignored because of no match
        keyparser.handle(fake_keyevent(Qt.Key_X))
        # Then start the real chain
        keyparser.handle(fake_keyevent(Qt.Key_B))
        keyparser.handle(fake_keyevent(Qt.Key_A))
        keyparser.execute.assert_called_with('message-info ba', None)
        assert not keyparser._sequence

    def test_partial_keychain_timeout(self, keyparser, config_stub,
                                      fake_keyevent):
        """Test partial keychain timeout."""
        config_stub.val.input.partial_timeout = 100
        timer = keyparser._partial_timer
        assert not timer.isActive()
        # Press 'b' for a partial match.
        # Then we check if the timer has been set up correctly
        keyparser.handle(fake_keyevent(Qt.Key_B))
        assert timer.isSingleShot()
        assert timer.interval() == 100
        assert timer.isActive()

        assert not keyparser.execute.called
        assert keyparser._sequence == keyutils.KeySequence.parse('b')
        # Now simulate a timeout and check the keystring has been cleared.
        keystring_updated_mock = mock.Mock()
        keyparser.keystring_updated.connect(keystring_updated_mock)
        timer.timeout.emit()
        assert not keyparser.execute.called
        assert not keyparser._sequence
        keystring_updated_mock.assert_called_once_with('')


class TestHintKeyParser:

    @pytest.fixture
    def keyparser(self, config_stub, key_config_stub):
        kp = modeparsers.HintKeyParser(0)
        kp.execute = mock.Mock()
        kp.keystring_updated.disconnect()  # Don't try to update HintManager
        return kp

    def test_simple_hint_match(self, keyparser, fake_keyevent):
        keyparser.update_bindings(['aa', 'as'])

        match = keyparser.handle(fake_keyevent(Qt.Key_A))
        assert match == QKeySequence.PartialMatch
        match = keyparser.handle(fake_keyevent(Qt.Key_S))
        assert match == QKeySequence.ExactMatch

        keyparser.execute.assert_called_with('follow-hint -s as', None)