Export names matchers and Response from RequestsMock instances
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This makes it possible to import or access only RequestsMock (possibly via a pytest fixture) and still be able to easily access the matchers or assemble a Response object. It also makes it easier to adopt pytest-responses which uses `responses` as the fixture variable which would conflict with an import of this module. Add test cases that mask the existing imports and still access matchers or assemble a Response object via the RequestsMock instance.
Rather than explaining how to roll your own in Markdown, recommend using the companion package to get a standard `responses` pytest fixture easily usable in test cases
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See somewhat related getsentry/pytest-responses#30 proposing some usability improvements in pytest-responses as well. |
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This makes it possible to import or access only RequestsMock (possibly via a pytest fixture) and still be able to easily access the matchers or assemble a Response object.
It also makes it easier to adopt pytest-responses which uses
responsesas the fixture variable which would conflict with an import of this module.Add test cases that mask the existing imports and still access matchers or assemble a Response object via the RequestsMock instance.
Also recommend using pytest-responses for a pytest fixture. Rather than explaining how to roll your own in a Markdown snippet, recommend using the companion package to get a standard
responsespytest fixture easily usable in test cases.