import slack
from slack import Future, create_task, weechat_task_cb
def test_run_single_task():
slack.active_tasks = {}
slack.active_responses = {}
future = Future[str]()
async def awaitable():
result = await future
return "awaitable", result
task = create_task(awaitable())
weechat_task_cb(future.id, "data")
assert not slack.active_tasks
assert slack.active_responses == {task.id: ("awaitable", ("data",))}
def test_run_nested_task():
slack.active_tasks = {}
slack.active_responses = {}
future = Future[str]()
async def awaitable1():
result = await future
return "awaitable1", result
async def awaitable2():
result = await create_task(awaitable1())
return "awaitable2", result
task = create_task(awaitable2())
weechat_task_cb(future.id, "data")
assert not slack.active_tasks
assert slack.active_responses == {
task.id: ("awaitable2", ("awaitable1", ("data",)))
}
def test_run_two_tasks_concurrently():
slack.active_tasks = {}
slack.active_responses = {}
future1 = Future[str]()
future2 = Future[str]()
async def awaitable(future: Future[str]):
result = await future
return "awaitable", result
task1 = create_task(awaitable(future1))
task2 = create_task(awaitable(future2))
weechat_task_cb(future1.id, "data1")
weechat_task_cb(future2.id, "data2")
assert not slack.active_tasks
assert slack.active_responses == {
task1.id: ("awaitable", ("data1",)),
task2.id: ("awaitable", ("data2",)),
}