I'm trying to write unit tests for my python script which uses sqlalchemy
to connect to MySQL.
My function looks like this:
def check_if_table_exists(db):
with db.connect() as cursor:
table_exists = cursor.execute(f"SHOW TABLES LIKE '{PRIMARY_TABLE_NAME}';")
if not table_exists.rowcount:
cursor.execute(f"CREATE TABLE...
I can't find any resources on how to first mock out db.connect()
, which in turn also needs to have its execute
mocked so that I can test different table_exists
scenarios. It's also possible that my code is simply not cohesive to proper unit testing and I need to call the function with a cursor object to begin with.
For reference, db
is the output of sqlalchemy.create_engine
.
TLDR I need help getting started on unit testing for cases where I get rows back for the SHOW
statement and when I don't.
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