def test_smart_boolean():
 assert hug.types.smart_boolean('true')
 assert hug.types.smart_boolean('t')
 assert hug.types.smart_boolean('1')
 assert hug.types.smart_boolean(1)
 assert (not hug.types.smart_boolean(''))
 assert (not hug.types.smart_boolean('false'))
 assert (not hug.types.smart_boolean('f'))
 assert (not hug.types.smart_boolean('0'))
 assert (not hug.types.smart_boolean(0))
 assert hug.types.smart_boolean(True)
 assert (not hug.types.smart_boolean(None))
 assert (not hug.types.smart_boolean(False))
 with pytest.raises(KeyError):
  hug.types.smart_boolean('bacon')

def test_smart_boolean ( ) : assert hug . types . smart_boolean ( 'true' ) assert hug . types . smart_boolean ( 't' ) assert hug . types . smart_boolean ( '1' ) assert hug . types . smart_boolean ( 1 ) assert ( not hug . types . smart_boolean ( '' ) ) assert ( not hug . types . smart_boolean ( 'false' ) ) assert ( not hug . types . smart_boolean ( 'f' ) ) assert ( not hug . types . smart_boolean ( '0' ) ) assert ( not hug . types . smart_boolean ( 0 ) ) assert hug . types . smart_boolean ( True ) assert ( not hug . types . smart_boolean ( None ) ) assert ( not hug . types . smart_boolean ( False ) ) with pytest . raises ( KeyError ) : hug . types . smart_boolean ( 'bacon' )
test to ensure that the smart boolean type works as expected .