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41 lines
1.3 KiB
Python
41 lines
1.3 KiB
Python
import avalon.api as api
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import openpype
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from openpype.pipeline import LegacyCreator
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class MyTestCreator(LegacyCreator):
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my_test_property = "A"
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def __init__(self, name, asset, options=None, data=None):
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super(MyTestCreator, self).__init__(self, name, asset,
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options=None, data=None)
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# this is hack like no other - we need to inject our own avalon host
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# and bypass all its validation. Avalon hosts are modules that needs
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# `ls` callable as attribute. Voila:
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class Test:
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__name__ = "test"
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ls = len
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def __call__(self):
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pass
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def test_avalon_plugin_presets(monkeypatch, printer):
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openpype.install()
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api.register_host(Test())
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api.register_plugin(LegacyCreator, MyTestCreator)
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plugins = api.discover(LegacyCreator)
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printer("Test if we got our test plugin")
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assert MyTestCreator in plugins
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for p in plugins:
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if p.__name__ == "MyTestCreator":
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printer("Test if we have overridden existing property")
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assert p.my_test_property == "B"
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printer("Test if we have overridden superclass property")
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assert p.active is False
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printer("Test if we have added new property")
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assert p.new_property == "new"
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