Melvin Koh melvinkcx

## mixins.py
"""
in mixins.py
"""
class LoggingConfigMixin:
    def is_logging_enabled():
        pass
    def get_logging_level():
        pass

## abstracts.py
"""
in abstracts.py
"""
from abc import ABCMeta

class AbstractBaseConfigHelper:
    __metaclass__ = ABCMeta

    def get(self, config_name):
        pass

## utils_config_constant_deduplicated.py
"""
Package: utils.config.constants
after removing duplicates
"""
class ConfigHelper:
    def get(self, config_name, default=None):
        pass
    def set(self, config_name, value):
        pass
    def _get_settings_helper(self):

## utils_config_helpers_after.py
"""
Package: utils.config.helpers
after restructuring
"""
def get_logging_level():
    # This is duplicate, removing this
    pass
class ConfigHelper:
    def get(self, config_name, default=None):
        pass

## utils_config_constant_after.py
"""
Package: utils.config.constants
after restructuring
"""

# Inconsistent programming construct
CONFIG_NAME = {
    "ENABLE_LOGGING": "enable_logging",
    "LOGGING_LEVEL": "logging_level",
}

## utils_config_before_comment.py
"""
Package: utils.config
before restructuring
"""
# This looks like belongs to utils.config.constants
CONFIG_NAME = {
    "ENABLE_LOGGING": "enable_logging",
    "LOGGING_LEVEL": "logging_level",
}

## tests_backward_compatible.py
"""
in tests.py
Simple backward compatibility test case
"""
class ConfigHelperCompatibilityTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
    def test_backward_compatibility(self):
        try:
            from .config import CONFIG_NAME, LOGGING_LEVEL
            from .config import get_logging_level
            from .config import ConfigHelper

## __init__backward_compatible.py
"""
in __init__.py
This is where backward compatibility code lives.
This is to ensure the refactored package supports
old way of import.
This is incomplete, we will revisit __init__.py later
"""
CONFIG_NAME = {}
def get_logging_level(*args, **kwargs):
    pass

## utils_config_before.py
"""
Package: utils.config
before restructuring
"""
CONFIG_NAME = {
    "ENABLE_LOGGING": "enable_logging",
    "LOGGING_LEVEL": "logging_level",
}
def get_logging_level():
    pass

## utils_tests_faulty.py
"""
Package: utils.tests
Faulty Test Cases
"""

import unittest


class UtilsTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
    def setUp(self):
	"""
	in mixins.py
	"""
	class LoggingConfigMixin:
	def is_logging_enabled():
	pass
	def get_logging_level():
	pass
	"""
	in abstracts.py
	"""
	from abc import ABCMeta

	class AbstractBaseConfigHelper:
	__metaclass__ = ABCMeta

	def get(self, config_name):
	pass
	"""
	Package: utils.config.constants
	after removing duplicates
	"""
	class ConfigHelper:
	def get(self, config_name, default=None):
	pass
	def set(self, config_name, value):
	pass
	def _get_settings_helper(self):
	"""
	Package: utils.config.helpers
	after restructuring
	"""
	def get_logging_level():
	# This is duplicate, removing this
	pass
	class ConfigHelper:
	def get(self, config_name, default=None):
	pass
	"""
	Package: utils.config.constants
	after restructuring
	"""

	# Inconsistent programming construct
	CONFIG_NAME = {
	"ENABLE_LOGGING": "enable_logging",
	"LOGGING_LEVEL": "logging_level",
	}
	"""
	Package: utils.config
	before restructuring
	"""
	# This looks like belongs to utils.config.constants
	CONFIG_NAME = {
	"ENABLE_LOGGING": "enable_logging",
	"LOGGING_LEVEL": "logging_level",
	}
	"""
	in tests.py
	Simple backward compatibility test case
	"""
	class ConfigHelperCompatibilityTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
	def test_backward_compatibility(self):
	try:
	from .config import CONFIG_NAME, LOGGING_LEVEL
	from .config import get_logging_level
	from .config import ConfigHelper
	"""
	in __init__.py
	This is where backward compatibility code lives.
	This is to ensure the refactored package supports
	old way of import.
	This is incomplete, we will revisit __init__.py later
	"""
	CONFIG_NAME = {}
	def get_logging_level(args, *kwargs):
	pass
	"""
	Package: utils.tests
	Faulty Test Cases
	"""

	import unittest


	class UtilsTestCase(unittest.TestCase):
	def setUp(self):