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import io
import types
import inspect as std_inspect
from slic.utils.richcfg import replace_ipython_inspect
# Class to inspect
class User:
"""Represents a user in the system."""
role = "admin"
def __init__(self, name: str, age: int):
self.name = name
self.age = age
def greet(self):
"""Returns a welcome message."""
return f"Welcome, {self.name}!"
def test_rich_inspector_outputs_more_than_builtin(monkeypatch):
# Simulate an IPython shell
class FakeInspector:
def __init__(self):
self.pinfo = None
class FakeIPython:
def __init__(self):
self.inspector = FakeInspector()
fake_ipy = FakeIPython()
monkeypatch.setattr("my_rich.get_ipython", lambda: fake_ipy)
# Apply the Rich-based inspector patch
replace_ipython_inspect()
assert isinstance(fake_ipy.inspector.pinfo, types.FunctionType)
# Run the inspector and capture its output
rich_out = io.StringIO()
monkeypatch.setattr("sys.stdout", rich_out)
user = User("Alice", 30)
fake_ipy.inspector.pinfo(user, oname="user", detail_level=1)
rich_text = rich_out.getvalue()
# Simulate classic Python inspection output
builtin_out = io.StringIO()
print("DOCSTRING:", std_inspect.getdoc(user.__class__), file=builtin_out)
print("DIR:", dir(user), file=builtin_out)
builtin_text = builtin_out.getvalue()
# Assertions showing that Rich adds stuff compared to standard inspection
assert "User" in rich_text
assert "User" in builtin_text
# Present in rich only
assert "Methods" in rich_text and "Methods" not in builtin_text
assert "Attributes" in rich_text or "attribute" in rich_text.lower()
assert "" in rich_text or "" in rich_text # Rich border decoration
assert "Returns a welcome message." in rich_text
assert "Returns a welcome message." not in builtin_text
# Both should contain method names and attributes
assert "greet" in rich_text
assert "greet" in builtin_text
assert "name" in rich_text and "name" in builtin_text