Been validating the maps/python code for python3 compliancy and started to do
some unit testing and ran into a problem.
I surmise the Crossfire object I need to import, comes from
server/plugins/cfpython directory?
Though I do not find how this code “works” and gives me a python package to
import.
I see several of the maps/python scripts import this package, example
maps/python/casion/diamondslots.py
import Crossfire
import CFGamble
import CFItemBroker
<snip>
Normally, I’d create a Mock Object for the Crossfire package something like
this:
@patch(‘Crossfire', autospec=True)
def test_WhoAmI(self, mock_Crossfire):
pass
I’ve never tried to autospec a package that is created from C code.
Am I way off base here?
Is there a “traditional” Crossfire package somewhere and I’m just missing it?
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