"""Tests for the sys_info module."""

# import pytest
# from unittest.mock import Mock
# from sys_info import interpreter_info, system_info 

# def test_interpreter_info(mocker):
#     """Test interpreter_info."""
#     mocker.patch('subprocess.check_output', return_value='curl output')
#     interpreter = Mock()
#     interpreter.offline = True
#     interpreter.llm.api_base = 'http://api_base'
#     interpreter.llm.supports_vision = True
#     interpreter.llm.model = 'model'
#     interpreter.llm.supports_functions = True
#     interpreter.llm.context_window = 'context_window'
#     interpreter.llm.max_tokens = 100
#     interpreter.auto_run = True
#     interpreter.llm.api_base = 'http://api_base'
#     interpreter.offline = True
#     interpreter.system_message = 'system_message'
#     interpreter.messages = [{'content': 'message_content'}]
#     result = interpreter_info(interpreter)
#     assert 'curl output' in result

# def test_system_info(mocker):
#     """Test system_info."""
#     mocker.patch('your_module.get_oi_version', return_value=('cmd_version', 'pkg_version'))  # replace with your actual module name
#     mocker.patch('your_module.get_python_version', return_value='python_version')  # replace with your actual module name
#     mocker.patch('your_module.get_pip_version', return_value='pip_version')  # replace with your actual module name
#     mocker.patch('your_module.get_os_version', return_value='os_version')  # replace with your actual module name
#     mocker.patch('your_module.get_cpu_info', return_value='cpu_info')  # replace with your actual module name
#     mocker.patch('your_module.get_ram_info', return_value='ram_info')  # replace with your actual module name
#     mocker.patch('your_module.interpreter_info', return_value='interpreter_info')  # replace with your actual module name
#     interpreter = Mock()
#     result = system_info(interpreter)
#     assert 'interpreter_info' in result