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Something like luma.core.interface.serial.dummy - for tests?
See original GitHub issueI’m thinking about covering my luma.core-based drivers with tests. However, our test environment won’t have real hardware accessible for testing. Any practice you’d suggest?
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oh, I see now, thank you! Seems like I confused it with what’d be a
dummydisplay driver.I’d be inclined to use
mock.Mock()as you have discovered…As to
unsafe=True: there was a specific PR (https://github.com/rm-hull/luma.oled/pull/72) to fix an issue (https://github.com/rm-hull/luma.oled/issues/55) where it was causing problems.