import pytest
@pytest.mark.parametrize("test_type, input_value, expected", [ ("happy", test_value_1, expected_result_1), ("happy", test_value_2, expected_result_2), ("edge", edge_case_value_1, expected_result_1), ("edge", edge_case_value_2, expected_result_2), ("error", error_case_value_1, ExpectedExceptionType1), ("error", error_case_value_2, ExpectedExceptionType2), # Add more test cases as needed ]) def test_function_to_test(test_type, input_value, expected): if test_type == "happy": # Arrange # (Omitted since input values are provided via test parameters)
# Act actual_output = function_to_test(input_value) # Assert assert actual_output == expected elif test_type == "edge": # Arrange # (Omitted since input values are provided via test parameters) # Act actual_output = function_to_test(input_value) # Assert assert actual_output == expected elif test_type == "error": # Arrange # (Omitted since input values are provided via test parameters) # Act & Assert with pytest.raises(expected): function_to_test(input_value)
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