Python curses.KEY_F3 Examples

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Example #1
Source File: test_page.py    From rtv with MIT License 5 votes vote down vote up 
def test_page_cycle_theme(reddit, terminal, config, oauth):

    page = Page(reddit, terminal, config, oauth)
    page.controller = PageController(page, keymap=config.keymap)

    page.term.set_theme()
    assert page.term.theme.name == 'default'

    with mock.patch.object(terminal, 'show_notification'), \
            mock.patch.object(page, 'draw'):

        # Next theme
        page.controller.trigger(curses.KEY_F3)
        assert page.term.theme.name == 'monochrome'
        terminal.show_notification.assert_called_with(
            'monochrome (built-in)', timeout=1)

        # Previous theme
        page.controller.trigger(curses.KEY_F2)
        assert page.term.theme.name == 'default'
        terminal.show_notification.assert_called_with(
            'default (built-in)', timeout=1)

        # Previous - will loop to one of the 256 color themes
        page.controller.trigger(curses.KEY_F2)
        assert page.term.theme.source in ('preset', 'installed')

        # Reset
        page.term.set_theme()

        # Will skip over any installed themes that aren't supported
        curses.has_colors.return_value = False
        page.controller.trigger(curses.KEY_F2)
        assert page.term.theme.required_colors == 0