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Put all ffi code into its own module for clarity.
33 lines
967 B
Python
33 lines
967 B
Python
import unittest
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from test.chess_ffi import Board
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from test.chess_ffi import KING_ATTACKS
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from test.chess_ffi import KNIGHT_ATTACKS
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from test.chess_ffi import PAWN_ATTACKS
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from test.chess_ffi import gen_moves
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from test.chess_ffi import init_attack_caches
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from test.chess_ffi import load_fen
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class ChessLibTestBase(unittest.TestCase):
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@classmethod
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def setUpClass(cls):
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init_attack_caches()
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cls.KNIGHT_ATTACKS = KNIGHT_ATTACKS
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cls.KING_ATTACKS = KING_ATTACKS
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cls.PAWN_ATTACKS = PAWN_ATTACKS
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def setUp(self):
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# This should be an empty board for each test in the suite.
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self.board = Board()
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def load(self, fen: str):
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rc = load_fen(self.board, fen)
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self.assertEqual(rc, 0, f"load_fen failed rc={rc} for FEN: {fen}")
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return self.board
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def gen(self, captures_only: bool = False, cap: int = 256):
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return gen_moves(self.board, captures_only=captures_only, cap=cap) |