tud_test_base.py

import builtins

input_values = []
print_values = []


def mock_input(s):
    print_values.append(s)
    return input_values.pop(0)


def mock_input_output_start():
    global input_values, print_values

    input_values = []
    print_values = []

    builtins.input = mock_input
    builtins.print = lambda s: print_values.append(s)


def get_display_output():
    global print_values
    return print_values


def set_keyboard_input(mocked_inputs):
    global input_values

    mock_input_output_start()
    input_values = mocked_inputs

Thanks for sharing! 😄

Thanks for Sharing very useful

Hi Mr Mauricio, it does not seem to work for me at all..
I have followed the video's example and it did not work for me
Did I perhaps do something wrong?
It keeps prompting this error of not being able to run the pytest because of an input

Thanks for sharing!
"tud_test_base" What does mean "tud"?
I made a fork. Do you like?

@54ny7 TUD stands for Delft University of Technology; or in dutch Technische Universiteit Delft

Thanks!