Source code for returns.contrib.hypothesis.containers

from __future__ import annotations

from typing import TYPE_CHECKING, Any, Callable, List, Type, TypeVar

from hypothesis import strategies as st

if TYPE_CHECKING:
    from returns.primitives.laws import Lawful


[docs]def strategy_from_container( container_type: Type['Lawful'], *, use_init: bool = False, ) -> Callable[[type], st.SearchStrategy]: """ Creates a strategy from a container type. Basically, containers should not support ``__init__`` even when they have one. Because, that can be very complex: for example ``FutureResult`` requires ``Awaitable[Result[a, b]]`` as an ``__init__`` value. But, custom containers pass ``use_init`` if they are not an instance of ``ApplicativeN`` and do not have a working ``.from_value`` method. For example, pure ``MappableN`` can do that. We also try to resolve generic arguments. So, ``Result[_ValueType, Exception]`` will produce any value for success cases and only exceptions for failure cases. """ from returns.interfaces.applicative import ApplicativeN from returns.interfaces.specific import maybe, result def factory(type_: type) -> st.SearchStrategy: value_type, error_type = _get_type_vars(type_) strategies: List[st.SearchStrategy[Any]] = [] if use_init and getattr(container_type, '__init__', None): strategies.append(st.builds(container_type)) if issubclass(container_type, ApplicativeN): strategies.append(st.builds( container_type.from_value, st.from_type(value_type), )) if issubclass(container_type, result.ResultLikeN): strategies.append(st.builds( container_type.from_failure, st.from_type(error_type), )) if issubclass(container_type, maybe.MaybeLikeN): strategies.append(st.builds( container_type.from_optional, st.from_type(value_type), )) return st.one_of(*strategies) return factory
_FirstType = TypeVar('_FirstType') _SecondType = TypeVar('_SecondType') def _get_type_vars(thing: type): return getattr(thing, '__args__', (_FirstType, _SecondType))[:2]