context

Context and config builders for testing.

Provides functions to create bot.Context, config.Config, and bot.SessionSettings with sensible test defaults.

import telega/testing/context
import telega/testing/factory

let ctx = context.context(session: MySession(count: 0))
let cfg = context.config()

Values

catch_handler

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pub fn catch_handler() -> fn(bot.Context(session, error), error) -> Result(
  Nil,
  error,
)

Creates a no-op catch handler.

config

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pub fn config() -> @internal Config

Creates a test Config with a test token and URL.

config_with_client

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pub fn config_with_client(
  client: client.TelegramClient,
) -> @internal Config

Creates a test Config with the given Telegram client. Use this with mock.message_client() to get a config that returns valid API responses.

context

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pub fn context(
  session session: session,
) -> bot.Context(session, error)

Creates a Context with the given session and default update/config.

context_with

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pub fn context_with(
  session session: session,
  update update: update.Update,
) -> bot.Context(session, error)

Creates a Context with the given session and update.

context_with_all

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pub fn context_with_all(
  session session: session,
  update update: update.Update,
  key key: String,
  bot_info bot_info: types.User,
) -> bot.Context(session, error)

Creates a Context with full customization.

session_settings

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pub fn session_settings(
  default default: fn() -> session,
) -> bot.SessionSettings(session, error)

Creates SessionSettings with a no-op persist and get returning None.

session_settings_with

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pub fn session_settings_with(
  default default: fn() -> session,
  initial initial: session,
) -> bot.SessionSettings(session, error)

Creates SessionSettings where get returns Some(initial).