SerialDeviceMock

A device mock implementation that simulates a serial connection.

MRO: DeviceMock
⎿⎽SerialDeviceMock

Methods

__init__(self, stubs : typing.Optional[list[Stub]]) -> None
Parameters
- Name
  self
  Type
  Default
  Description
- Name
  stubs
  Type
  typing.Optional[list[Stub]]
  Default
  = None
  Description
__enter__(self) -> None
__exit__(
self,
exc_type,
exc_val,
exc_tb
) -> None
Parameters
- Name
  self
  Type
  Default
  Description
- Name
  exc_type
  Type
  Default
  Description
- Name
  exc_val
  Type
  Default
  Description
- Name
  exc_tb
  Type
  Default
  Description
open(self) -> None
close(self) -> None
receive(self) -> None
received(self, data : bytes) -> None
Parameters
- Name
  self
  Type
  Default
  Description
- Name
  data
  Type
  bytes
  Default
  Description
get_response(self, request : bytes) -> typing.Optional[bytes]
Returns the stubbed response for a given request. Responses from stubs at the end of the list have a higher priority and overwrite responses from the stubs at the beginning of the list.
Parameters
- Name
  self
  Type
  Default
  Description
- Name
  request
  Type
  bytes
  Default
  Description
  The request sent to the hardware.
Response
Type
typing.Optional[bytes]
Description
The response corresponding to the received request.

Attributes

Name
cancel
Type
Value
= threading.Event()
Description
Name
reader
Type
Value
= threading.Thread(target=self.receive, daemon=True)
Description
Name
port
Type
str
Value
= None
Description
Name
stubs
Type
list[Stub]
Value
= None
Description
Name
logger
Type
logging.Logger
Value
= None
Description
A standard python logger available to debug device mocks.