API Documentation

Core API

pook.activate(fn=None)[source]

Enables the HTTP traffic interceptors.

This function can be used as decorator.

Parameters:

fn (function|coroutinefunction) – Optional function argument if used as decorator.

Returns:

decorator wrapper function, only if called as decorator,: otherwise None.

Return type:

function

Example:

# Standard use case
pook.activate()
pook.mock('server.com/foo').reply(404)

res = requests.get('server.com/foo')
assert res.status_code == 404
pook.disable()

# Decorator use case
@pook.activate
def test_request():
    pook.mock('server.com/foo').reply(404)

    res = requests.get('server.com/foo')
    assert res.status_code == 404

pook.on(fn=None)[source]

Enables the HTTP traffic interceptors. Alias to pook.activate().

Parameters:: fn (function|coroutinefunction) – Optional function argument if used as decorator.
Returns:: decorator wrapper function, only if called as decorator.
Return type:: function

Example:

# Standard usage
pook.on()
pook.mock('server.com/foo').reply(404)

res = requests.get('server.com/foo')
assert res.status_code == 404

# Usage as decorator
@pook.on
def test_request():
    pook.mock('server.com/foo').reply(404)

    res = requests.get('server.com/foo')
    assert res.status_code == 404

pook.disable()[source]: Disables HTTP traffic interceptors.

pook.off()[source]

Disables mock engine, HTTP traffic interceptors and flushed all the registered mocks.

Internally, it calls pook.disable() and pook.off().

pook.reset()[source]

Resets current mock engine state, flushing all the registered mocks.

This action will not disable the mock engine.

pook.engine()[source]

Returns the current running mock engine.

Returns:: current used engine.
Return type:: pook.Engine

pook.use_network()[source]

Creates a new mock engine to be used as context manager

Example:

with pook.use_network() as engine:
    pook.mock('server.com/foo').reply(404)

    res = requests.get('server.com/foo')
    assert res.status_code == 404

pook.enable_network(*hostnames)[source]: Enables real networking mode for unmatched mocks in the current mock engine.

pook.disable_network()[source]: Disables real traffic networking mode in the current mock engine.

pook.get(url, **kw)[source]

Registers a new mock HTTP request with GET method.

Parameters:

url (str) – request URL to mock.
activate (bool) – force mock engine activation. Defaults to False.
**kw (mixed) – variadic arguments to pook.Mock constructor.

Returns:

mock instance

Return type:

pook.Mock

pook.post(url, **kw)[source]

Registers a new mock HTTP request with POST method.

Parameters:

url (str) – request URL to mock.
activate (bool) – force mock engine activation. Defaults to False.
**kw (mixed) – variadic arguments to pook.Mock constructor.

Returns:

mock instance

Return type:

pook.Mock

pook.put(url, **kw)[source]

Registers a new mock HTTP request with PUT method.

Parameters:

url (str) – request URL to mock.
activate (bool) – force mock engine activation. Defaults to False.
**kw (mixed) – variadic arguments to pook.Mock constructor.

Returns:

mock instance

Return type:

pook.Mock

pook.patch(url=None, **kw)[source]

Registers a new mock HTTP request with PATCH method.

Parameters:

url (str) – request URL to mock.
activate (bool) – force mock engine activation. Defaults to False.
**kw (mixed) – variadic arguments to pook.Mock constructor.

Returns:

new mock instance.

Return type:

pook.Mock

pook.head(url, **kw)[source]

Registers a new mock HTTP request with HEAD method.

Parameters:

url (str) – request URL to mock.
activate (bool) – force mock engine activation. Defaults to False.
**kw (mixed) – variadic arguments to pook.Mock constructor.

Returns:

mock instance

Return type:

pook.Mock

pook.use(network=False)[source]

Creates a new isolated mock engine to be used via context manager.

Example:

with pook.use() as engine:
    pook.mock('server.com/foo').reply(404)

    res = requests.get('server.com/foo')
    assert res.status_code == 404

pook.set_mock_engine(engine)[source]

Sets a custom mock engine, replacing the built-in one.

This is particularly useful if you want to replace the built-in HTTP traffic mock interceptor engine with your custom one.

For mock engine implementation details, see pook.MockEngine.

Parameters:: engine (pook.MockEngine) – custom mock engine to use.

pook.delete(url, **kw)[source]

Registers a new mock HTTP request with DELETE method.

Parameters:

url (str) – request URL to mock.
activate (bool) – force mock engine activation. Defaults to False.
**kw (mixed) – variadic arguments to pook.Mock constructor.

Returns:

mock instance

Return type:

pook.Mock

pook.options(url=None, **kw)[source]

Registers a new mock HTTP request with OPTIONS method.

Parameters:

url (str) – request URL to mock.
activate (bool) – force mock engine activation. Defaults to False.
**kw (mixed) – variadic arguments to pook.Mock constructor.

Returns:

new mock instance.

Return type:

pook.Mock

pook.pending()[source]

Returns the numbers of pending mocks to be matched.

Returns:: number of pending mocks to match.
Return type:: int

pook.ispending()[source]

Returns the numbers of pending mocks to be matched.

Returns:: number of pending mocks to match.
Return type:: int

pook.mock(url=None, **kw)[source]

Creates and register a new HTTP mock.

Parameters:

url (str) – request URL to mock.
activate (bool) – force mock engine activation. Defaults to False.
**kw (mixed) – variadic keyword arguments.

Returns:

mock instance

Return type:

pook.Mock

pook.pending_mocks()[source]

Returns pending mocks to be matched.

Returns:: pending mock instances.
Return type:: list

pook.unmatched_requests()[source]

Returns a tuple of unmatched requests.

Unmatched requests will be registered only if networking mode has been enabled.

Returns:: unmatched intercepted requests.
Return type:: list

pook.isunmatched()[source]

Returns True if there are unmatched requests. Otherwise False.

Unmatched requests will be registered only if networking mode has been enabled.

Returns:: bool

pook.unmatched()[source]

Returns the total number of unmatched requests intercepted by pook.

Unmatched requests will be registered only if networking mode has been enabled.

Returns:: total number of unmatched requests.
Return type:: int

pook.isactive()[source]

Returns True if pook is active and intercepting traffic. Otherwise False.

Returns:: True if pook is active, otherwise False.
Return type:: bool

pook.isdone()[source]

Returns True if all the registered mocks has been triggered.

Returns:: True if all the registered mocks are gone, otherwise False.
Return type:: bool

pook.regex(expression, flags=re.IGNORECASE)[source]

Convenient shortcut to re.compile() for fast, easy to use regular expression compilation without an extra import statement.

Parameters:

expression (str) – regular expression value.
flags (int) – optional regular expression flags. Defaults to re.IGNORECASE

Returns:

string based regular expression.

Return type:

expression (str)

Raises:

Exception – in case of regular expression compilation error

Example:

(pook
    .get('api.com/foo')
    .header('Content-Type', pook.regex('[a-z]{1,4}')))

class pook.Engine(network=False)[source]

Bases: object

Engine represents the mock interceptor and matcher engine responsible of triggering interceptors and match outgoing HTTP traffic.

Parameters:: network (bool, optional) – enables/disables real networking mode.

debug

enables/disables debug mode.

Type:: bool

active

stores the current engine activation status.

Type:: bool

networking

stores the current engine networking mode status.

Type:: bool

mocks

stores engine mocks.

Type:: list[pook.Mock]

filters

stores engine-level mock filter functions.

Type:: list[function]

mappers

stores engine-level mock mapper functions.

Type:: list[function]

interceptors

stores engine-level HTTP traffic interceptors.

Type:: list[pook.BaseInterceptor]

unmatched_reqs

stores engine-level unmatched outgoing HTTP requests.

Type:: list[pook.Request]

network_filters

stores engine-level real networking mode filters.

Type:: list[function]

set_mock_engine(engine)[source]

Sets a custom mock engine, replacing the built-in one.

This is particularly useful if you want to replace the built-in HTTP traffic mock interceptor engine with your custom one.

For mock engine implementation details, see pook.MockEngine.

Parameters:: engine (pook.MockEngine) – custom mock engine to use.

enable_network(*hostnames)[source]

Enables real networking mode, optionally passing one or multiple hostnames that would be used as filter.

If at least one hostname matches with the outgoing traffic, the request will be executed via the real network.

Parameters:: *hostnames – optional list of host names to enable real network against them. hostname value can be a regular expression.

disable_network()[source]: Disables real networking mode.

use_network_filter(*fn)[source]

Adds network filters to determine if certain outgoing unmatched HTTP traffic can stablish real network connections.

Parameters:: *fn (function) – variadic function filter arguments to be used.

flush_network_filters()[source]: Flushes registered real networking filters in the current mock engine.

mock(url=None, **kw)[source]

Creates and registers a new HTTP mock in the current engine.

Parameters:

url (str) – request URL to mock.
activate (bool) – force mock engine activation. Defaults to False.
**kw (mixed) – variadic keyword arguments for Mock constructor.

Returns:

new mock instance.

Return type:

pook.Mock

add_mock(mock)[source]

Adds a new mock instance to the current engine.

Parameters:: mock (pook.Mock) – mock instance to add.

remove_mock(mock)[source]

Removes a specific mock instance by object reference.

Parameters:: mock (pook.Mock) – mock instance to remove.

flush_mocks()[source]: Flushes the current mocks.

add_interceptor(*interceptors)[source]

Adds one or multiple HTTP traffic interceptors to the current mocking engine.

Interceptors are typically HTTP client specific wrapper classes that implements the pook interceptor interface.

Note: this method is may not be implemented if using a custom mock engine.

Parameters:: interceptors (pook.interceptors.BaseInterceptor)

flush_interceptors()[source]

Flushes registered interceptors in the current mocking engine.

This method is low-level. Only call it if you know what you are doing.

Note: this method is may not be implemented if using a custom mock engine.

remove_interceptor(name)[source]

Removes a specific interceptor by name.

Note: this method is may not be implemented if using a custom mock engine.

Parameters:: name (str) – interceptor name to disable.
Returns:: True if the interceptor was disabled, otherwise False.
Return type:: bool

activate()[source]

Activates the registered interceptors in the mocking engine.

This means any HTTP traffic captures by those interceptors will trigger the HTTP mock matching engine in order to determine if a given HTTP transaction should be mocked out or not.

disable()[source]: Disables interceptors and stops intercepting any outgoing HTTP traffic.

reset()[source]: Resets and flushes engine state and mocks to defaults.

unmatched_requests()[source]

Returns a tuple of unmatched requests.

Unmatched requests will be registered only if networking mode has been enabled.

Returns:: unmatched intercepted requests.
Return type:: list

unmatched()[source]

Returns the total number of unmatched requests intercepted by pook.

Unmatched requests will be registered only if networking mode has been enabled.

Returns:: total number of unmatched requests.
Return type:: int

isunmatched()[source]

Returns True if there are unmatched requests. Otherwise False.

Unmatched requests will be registered only if networking mode has been enabled.

Returns:: bool

pending()[source]

Returns the number of pending mocks to be matched.

Returns:: number of pending mocks.
Return type:: int

pending_mocks()[source]

Returns a tuple of pending mocks to be matched.

Returns:: pending mock instances.
Return type:: tuple

ispending()[source]

Returns the True if the engine has pending mocks to be matched. Otherwise False.

Returns:: bool

isactive()[source]

Returns the current engine enabled/disabled status.

Returns:: True if the engine is active. Otherwise False.
Return type:: bool

isdone()[source]

Returns True if all the registered mocks has been triggered.

Returns:: True is all the registered mocks are gone, otherwise False.
Return type:: bool

filter(*filters)[source]

Append engine-level HTTP request filter functions.

Parameters:: filters* – variadic filter functions to be added.

map(*mappers)[source]

Append engine-level HTTP request mapper functions.

Parameters:: filters* – variadic mapper functions to be added.

should_use_network(request)[source]

Verifies if real networking mode should be used for the given request, passing it to the registered network filters.

Parameters:: request (pook.Request) – outgoing HTTP request to test.
Returns:: bool

match(request)[source]

Matches a given Request instance contract against the registered mocks.

If a mock passes all the matchers, its response will be returned.

Parameters:: request (pook.Request) – Request contract to match.
Raises:: pook.PookNoMatches – if networking is disabled and no mock matches with the given request contract.
Returns:: the mock response to be used by the interceptor.
Return type:: pook.Response

no_matches(msg)[source]: Raise PookNoMatches and reduce pytest printed stacktrace noise

class pook.Mock(request=None, response=None, **kw)[source]

Bases: object

Mock is used to declare and compose the HTTP request/response mock definition and matching expectations, which provides fluent API DSL.

Parameters:

url (str) – URL to match. E.g: server.com/api?foo=bar.
method (str) – HTTP method name to match. E.g: GET.
path (str) – URL path to match. E.g: /api/users.
headers (dict) – Header values to match. E.g: {'server': 'nginx'}.
header_present (str) – Matches is a header is present.
headers_present (list|tuple) – Matches if multiple headers are present.
type (str) – Matches MIME Content-Type header. E.g: json, xml, html, text/plain
content (str) – Same as type argument.
params (dict) – Matches the given URL params.
param_exists (str) – Matches if a given URL param exists.
params_exists (list|tuple) – Matches if a given URL params exists.
body (str|regex) – Matches the payload body by regex or strict comparison.
json (dict|list|str|regex) – Matches the payload body against the given JSON or regular expression.
jsonschema (dict|str) – Matches the payload body against the given JSONSchema.
xml (str|regex) – matches the payload body against the given XML string or regular expression.
file (str) – Disk file path to load body from. Analog to body param.
times (int) – Mock TTL or maximum number of times that the mock can be matched.
persist (bool) – Enable persistent mode. Mock won’t be flushed even if it matched one or multiple times.
delay (int) – Optional network delay simulation (only applicable when using aiohttp HTTP client).
callback (function) – optional callback function called every time the mock is matched.
reply (int) – Mock response status. Defaults to 200.
response_status (int) – Mock response status. Alias to reply param.
response_headers (dict) – Response headers to use.
response_type (str) – Response MIME type expression or alias. Analog to type param. E.g: json, xml, text/plain.
response_body (str) – Response body to use.
response_json (dict|list|str) – Response JSON to use. If Python is passed, it will be serialized as JSON transparently.
response_xml (str) – XML body string to use.
request (pook.Request) – Optional. Request mock definition object.
response (pook.Response) – Optional. Response mock definition object.

Returns:

pook.Mock

url(url)[source]

Defines the mock URL to match. It can be a full URL with path and query params.

Protocol schema is optional, defaults to http://.

Parameters:: url (str) – mock URL to match. E.g: server.com/api.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

method(method)[source]

Defines the HTTP method to match. Use * to match any method.

Parameters:: method (str) – method value to match. E.g: GET.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

path(path)[source]

Defines a URL path to match.

Only call this method if the URL has no path already defined.

Parameters:: path (str) – URL path value to match. E.g: /api/users.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

header(name, value)[source]

Defines a URL path to match.

Only call this method if the URL has no path already defined.

Parameters:: path (str) – URL path value to match. E.g: /api/users.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

headers(headers=None, **kw)[source]

Defines a dictionary of arguments.

Header keys are case insensitive.

Parameters:

headers (dict) – headers to match.
**headers (dict) – headers to match as variadic keyword arguments.

Returns:

current Mock instance.

Return type:

self

header_present(*names)[source]

Defines a new header matcher expectation that must be present in the outgoing request in order to be satisfied, no matter what value it hosts.

Header keys are case insensitive.

Parameters:: *names (str) – header or headers names to match.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

Example:

(pook.get('server.com/api')
    .header_present('content-type'))

headers_present(headers)[source]

Defines a list of headers that must be present in the outgoing request in order to satisfy the matcher, no matter what value the headers hosts.

Header keys are case insensitive.

Parameters:: headers (list|tuple) – header keys to match.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

Example:

(pook.get('server.com/api')
    .headers_present(['content-type', 'Authorization']))

type(value)[source]

Defines the request Content-Type header to match.

You can pass one of the following aliases instead of the full MIME type representation:

json = application/json
xml = application/xml
html = text/html
text = text/plain
urlencoded = application/x-www-form-urlencoded
form = application/x-www-form-urlencoded
form-data = application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Parameters:: value (str) – type alias or header value to match.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

content(value)[source]

Defines the Content-Type outgoing header value to match.

You can pass one of the following type aliases instead of the full MIME type representation:

json = application/json
xml = application/xml
html = text/html
text = text/plain
urlencoded = application/x-www-form-urlencoded
form = application/x-www-form-urlencoded
form-data = application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Parameters:: value (str) – type alias or header value to match.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

param(name, value)[source]

Defines an URL param key and value to match.

Parameters:

name (str) – param name value to match.
value (str) – param name value to match.

Returns:

current Mock instance.

Return type:

self

param_exists(name, allow_empty=False)[source]

Checks if a given URL param name is present in the URL.

Parameters:

name (str) – param name to check existence.
allow_empty (bool) – whether to allow an empty value of the param

Returns:

current Mock instance.

Return type:

self

params(params)[source]

Defines a set of URL query params to match.

Parameters:: params (dict) – set of params to match.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

body(body)[source]

Defines the body data to match.

body argument can be a str, bytes or a regular expression.

Parameters:: body (str|bytes|regex) – body data to match.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

json(json)[source]

Defines the JSON body to match.

json argument can be an JSON string, a JSON serializable Python structure, such as a dict or list or it can be a regular expression used to match the body.

Parameters:: json (str|dict|list|regex) – body JSON to match.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

jsonschema(schema)[source]

Defines a JSONSchema representation to be used for body matching.

Parameters:: schema (str|dict) – dict or JSONSchema string to use.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

xml(xml)[source]

Defines a XML body value to match.

Parameters:: xml (str|regex) – body XML to match.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

file(path)[source]

Reads the body to match from a disk file.

Parameters:: path (str) – relative or absolute path to file to read from.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

add_matcher(matcher)[source]

Adds one or multiple custom matchers instances.

Matchers must implement the following interface:

.__init__(expectation)
.match(request)
.name = str

Matchers can optionally inherit from pook.matchers.BaseMatcher.

Parameters:: *matchers (pook.matchers.BaseMatcher) – matchers to add.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

use(*matchers)[source]

Adds one or multiple custom matchers instances.

Matchers must implement the following interface:

.__init__(expectation)
.match(request)
.name = str

Matchers can optionally inherit from pook.matchers.BaseMatcher.

Parameters:: *matchers (pook.matchers.BaseMatcher) – matchers to add.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

times(times=1)[source]

Defines the TTL limit for the current mock.

The TTL number will determine the maximum number of times that the current mock can be matched and therefore consumed.

Parameters:: times (int) – TTL number. Defaults to 1.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

persist(status=None)[source]

Enables persistent mode for the current mock.

Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

filter(*filters)[source]

Registers one o multiple request filters used during the matching phase.

Parameters:: *mappers (function) – variadic mapper functions.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

map(*mappers)[source]

Registers one o multiple request mappers used during the mapping phase.

Parameters:: *mappers (function) – variadic mapper functions.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

callback(*callbacks)[source]

Registers one or multiple callback that will be called every time the current mock matches an outgoing HTTP request.

Parameters:: *callbacks (function) – callback functions to call.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

delay(delay=1000)[source]

Delay network response with certain milliseconds. Only supported by asynchronous HTTP clients, such as aiohttp.

Parameters:: delay (int) – milliseconds to delay response.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

error(error)[source]

Defines a simulated exception error that will be raised.

Parameters:: error (str|Exception) – error to raise.
Returns:: current Mock instance.
Return type:: self

reply(status=200, new_response=False, **kw)[source]

Defines the mock response.

Parameters:

status (int, optional) – response status code. Defaults to 200.
**kw (dict) – optional keyword arguments passed to pook.Response constructor.

Returns:

mock response definition instance.

Return type:

pook.Response

status(code=200)[source]

Defines the response status code. Equivalent to self.reply(code).

Parameters:: code (int) – response status code. Defaults to 200.
Returns:: mock response definition instance.
Return type:: pook.Response

response(status=200, **kw)[source]

Defines the mock response. Alias to .reply()

Parameters:

status (int) – response status code. Defaults to 200.
**kw (dict) – optional keyword arguments passed to pook.Response constructor.

Returns:

mock response definition instance.

Return type:

pook.Response

isdone()[source]

Returns True if the mock has been matched by outgoing HTTP traffic.

Returns:: True if the mock was matched succesfully.
Return type:: bool

ismatched()[source]

Returns True if the mock has been matched at least once time.

Returns:: bool

property done

Attribute accessor that would be True if the current mock is done, and therefore have been matched multiple times.

Returns:: bool

property matched

Accessor property that would be True if the current mock have been matched at least once.

See Mock.total_matches for more information.

Returns:: bool

property total_matches

Accessor property to retrieve the total number of times that the current mock has been matched.

Returns:: int

property matches

Accessor to retrieve the mock match calls registry.

Returns:: list[MockCall]

property calls

Accessor to retrieve the amount of mock matched calls.

Returns:: int

match(request)[source]

Matches an outgoing HTTP request against the current mock matchers.

This method acts like a delegator to pook.MatcherEngine.

Parameters:

request (pook.Request) – request instance to match.

Raises:

Exception – if the mock has an exception defined.

Returns:

True if the mock matches: the outgoing HTTP request, otherwise False. Also returns an optional list of error exceptions.

Return type:

tuple(bool, list[Exception])

class pook.Request(method='GET', **kw)[source]

Bases: object

Request object representing the request mock expectation DSL.

Parameters:

method (str) – HTTP method to match. Defaults to GET.
url (str) – URL request to intercept and match.
headers (dict) – HTTP headers to match.
query (dict) – URL query params to match. Complementely to URL defined query params.
body (bytes|regex) – request body payload to match.
json (str|dict|list) – JSON payload body structure to match.
xml (str) – XML payload data structure to match.

property method: HTTP method to match. Defaults to GET.

property headers: HTTP headers to match.

property extra

property url: URL request to intercept and match.

property rawurl

property query: URL query params to match. Complementary to URL defined query params.

property body: request body payload to match.

property json: JSON payload body structure to match.

property xml: XML payload data structure to match.

copy()[source]

Copies the current Request object instance for side-effects purposes.

Returns:: copy of the current Request instance.
Return type:: pook.Request

class pook.Response(**kw)[source]

Bases: object

Response is used to declare and compose an HTTP mock responses fields.

It provides a chainable DSL interface for easier and declarative usage.

Parameters:

status (int) – HTTP response status code. Defaults to 200.
headers (dict) – HTTP response headers.
body (str|bytes) – HTTP response body.
json (str|dict|list) – HTTP response JSON body.
xml (str) – HTTP response XML body.
type (str) – HTTP response content MIME type.
file (str) – file path to HTTP body response.

status(code=200)[source]

Defines the response status code.

Parameters:: code (int) – response status code.
Returns:: pook.Response current instance.
Return type:: self

header(key, value)[source]

Defines a new response header. Alias to Response.header().

Parameters:

header (str) – header name.
value (str) – header value.

Returns:

pook.Response current instance.

Return type:

self

headers(headers)[source]

Defines a new response header. Alias to Response.header().

Parameters:

header (str) – header name.
value (str) – header value.

Returns:

pook.Response current instance.

Return type:

self

set(header, value)[source]

Defines a new response header. Alias to Response.header().

Parameters:

header (str) – header name.
value (str) – header value.

Returns:

pook.Response current instance.

Return type:

self

type(name)[source]

Defines the response Content-Type header. Alias to Response.content(mime).

You can pass one of the following type aliases instead of the full MIME type representation:

json = application/json
xml = application/xml
html = text/html
text = text/plain
urlencoded = application/x-www-form-urlencoded
form = application/x-www-form-urlencoded
form-data = application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Parameters:: value (str) – type alias or header value to match.
Returns:: pook.Response current instance.
Return type:: self

content(name)[source]

Defines the response Content-Type header.

You can pass one of the following type aliases instead of the full MIME type representation:

json = application/json
xml = application/xml
html = text/html
text = text/plain
urlencoded = application/x-www-form-urlencoded
form = application/x-www-form-urlencoded
form-data = application/x-www-form-urlencoded

Parameters:: value (str) – type alias or header value to match.
Returns:: pook.Response current instance.
Return type:: self

body(body, *, chunked=False)[source]

Defines response body data.

Parameters:

body (str|bytes|list) – response body to use.
chunked (bool) – return a chunked response.

Returns:

pook.Response current instance.

Return type:

self

json(data)[source]

Defines the mock response JSON body.

Parameters:: data (dict|list|str) – JSON body data.
Returns:: pook.Response current instance.
Return type:: self

xml(xml)[source]

Defines the mock response XML body.

For not it only supports str as input type.

Parameters:: xml (str) – XML body data to use.
Returns:: pook.Response current instance.
Return type:: self

file(path)[source]

Defines the response body from file contents.

Parameters:: path (str) – disk file path to load.
Returns:: pook.Response current instance.
Return type:: self

property mock: Reference to mock instance.

class pook.MatcherEngine(iterable=(), /)[source]

Bases: list

HTTP request matcher engine used by pook.Mock to test if an intercepted outgoing HTTP request must be mocked out or not.

add(matcher)[source]

Adds a new matcher function to the current engine.

Parameters:: matcher (function) – matcher function to be added.

flush()[source]: Flushes the current matcher engine, removing all the registered matcher functions.

match(request)[source]

Match the given HTTP request instance against the registered matcher functions in the current engine.

Parameters:

request (pook.Request) – outgoing request to match.

Returns:

True if all matcher tests: passes, otherwise False. Also returns an optional list of error exceptions.

Return type:

tuple(bool, list[str])

class pook.MockEngine(engine)[source]

Bases: object

MockEngine represents the low-level mocking engine abstraction layer between pook and the underlying mocking mechanism responsible of intercepting and trigger outgoing HTTP traffic within the Python runtime.

MockEngine implements the built-in pook mock engine based on HTTP interceptors strategy.

Developers can implement and plug in their own MockEngine in order to fit custom mocking logic needs.

You can see a custom MockEngine implementation here: http://bit.ly/2EymMro

Custom mock engines must implementent at least the following methods:

engine.__init__(self, engine)
engine.activate(self)
engine.disable(self)

Custom mock engines can optionally implement the following methods:

engine.add_interceptors(self, *interceptors)
engine.flush_interceptors(self)
engine.disable_interceptor(self, name) -> bool

Parameters:: engine (pook.Engine) – injected pook engine to be used.

engine

stores pook engine to be used.

Type:: pook.Engine

interceptors

stores engine-level HTTP traffic interceptors.

Type:: list[pook.BaseInterceptor]

add_interceptor(*interceptors)[source]

Adds one or multiple HTTP traffic interceptors to the current mocking engine.

Interceptors are typically HTTP client specific wrapper classes that implements the pook interceptor interface.

Parameters:: interceptors (pook.interceptors.BaseInterceptor)

flush_interceptors()[source]

Flushes registered interceptors in the current mocking engine.

This method is low-level. Only call it if you know what you are doing.

remove_interceptor(name)[source]

Removes a specific interceptor by name.

Parameters:: name (str) – interceptor name to disable.
Returns:: True if the interceptor was disabled, otherwise False.
Return type:: bool

activate()[source]

Activates the registered interceptors in the mocking engine.

This means any HTTP traffic captures by those interceptors will trigger the HTTP mock matching engine in order to determine if a given HTTP transaction should be mocked out or not.

disable()[source]: Disables interceptors and stops intercepting any outgoing HTTP traffic.

pook.use_network_filter(*fn)[source]

Adds network filters to determine if certain outgoing unmatched HTTP traffic can stablish real network connections.

Parameters:: *fn (function) – variadic function filter arguments to be used.

Matchers API

Interceptors API

class pook.interceptors.AIOHTTPInterceptor(engine)[source]

Bases: BaseInterceptor

aiohttp HTTP client traffic interceptor.

set_headers(req, headers) → None[source]

class pook.interceptors.BaseInterceptor(engine)[source]

Bases: object

BaseInterceptor provides a base class for HTTP traffic interceptors implementations.

property name: str: Exposes the interceptor class name.

class pook.interceptors.HTTPClientInterceptor(engine)[source]

Bases: BaseInterceptor

urllib / http.client HTTP traffic interceptor.

class pook.interceptors.HttpxInterceptor(engine)[source]

Bases: BaseInterceptor

httpx client traffic interceptor.

Intercepts synchronous and asynchronous httpx traffic.

class pook.interceptors.Urllib3Interceptor(engine)[source]

Bases: BaseInterceptor

Urllib3 HTTP traffic interceptor.

pook.interceptors.add(*custom_interceptors)[source]

Registers a new HTTP client interceptor.

Parameters:: *custom_interceptors (interceptor) – interceptor(s) to be added.

pook.interceptors.get(name)[source]

Returns an interceptor by class name.

Parameters:: name (str) – interceptor class name or alias.
Returns:: found interceptor instance, otherwise None.
Return type:: interceptor