How to use the pyactiveresource.testing.http_fake.initialize function in pyactiveresource
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Shopify / shopify_python_api / test / test_helper.py View on Github 
def setUp(self):
ActiveResource.site = None
ActiveResource.headers=None
shopify.ShopifyResource.clear_session()
shopify.ShopifyResource.site = "https://this-is-my-test-show.myshopify.com/admin"
shopify.ShopifyResource.password = None
shopify.ShopifyResource.user = None
http_fake.initialize()
self.http = http_fake.TestHandler
self.http.set_response(Exception('Bad request'))
self.http.site = 'https://this-is-my-test-show.myshopify.com'
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