Built-in strategies¶
This page shows some of the strategies that Hypothesis provides for you.
Strategies provided by Hypothesis¶
Here is a selection of strategies provided by Hypothesis that may be useful to know:
integers()
. Generates integers.floats()
. Generates floats.booleans()
. Generates booleans.lists()
. Generates lists with elements from the strategy passed to it.st.lists(st.integers())
generates lists of integers.tuples()
. Generates tuples of a fixed length.st.tuples(st.integers(), st.floats())
generates tuples with two elements, where the first element is an integer and the second is a float.one_of()
. Generates from any of the strategies passed to it.st.one_of(st.integers(), st.floats())
generates either integers or floats. You can also use|
to constructone_of()
, likest.integers() | st.floats()
.builds()
. Generates instances of a class (or other callable) by specifying a strategy for each argument.st.builds(Person, name=st.text(), age=st.integers())
.just()
. Generates the exact value passed to it.st.just("a")
generates the exact string"a"
. This is useful when something expects to be passed a strategy. For instance,st.lists(st.integers() | st.just("a"))
generates lists whose elements are either integers or the string"a"
.sampled_from()
. Generates a random value from a list.st.sampled_from(["a", 1, True])
is equivalent tost.just("a") | st.just(1) | st.just(True)
.none()
. GeneratesNone
. Useful for parameters that can be optional, likest.integers() | st.none()
.
See also
See the strategies API reference for a full list of strategies provided by Hypothesis.