Mock function to return different value based on argument passed

Question

In my test function, my mocks are not behaving properly because when I mock my get_config function, I only know how to mock it to return one value. How can I add some logic to my mock in order for the mock to return a different value only when get_config is passed the argument of "restricted"

def func():
    conf1 = get_config("conf1")
    conf2 = get_config("conf2")
    conf3 = get_config("conf3")
    restricted_datasets = get_config("restricted")
    dataset = get_config("dataset")
    if dataset not in restricted_datas:
        return run_code()

Answer 1

You can assign a function to side_effect as described in official doc

from unittest.mock import Mock

def side_effect(value):
    return value

m = Mock(side_effect=side_effect)
m('restricted')
'restricted'

Answer 2

class Ctx():
  def get_config(confName):
    return confName

def mock_get_config(value):
  if value == "conf1":
    return "confA"
  elif value == "conf2":
    return "confB"
  else:
    return "UnknownValue"

class CtxSourceFileTrial(unittest.TestCase):
  def test(self):
    mockCtx = Mock()
    mockCtx.get_config.side_effect = mock_get_config
    self.assertEqual("confA", mockCtx.get_config("conf1"))
    self.assertEqual("confB", mockCtx.get_config("conf2"))

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