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import pytest |
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from collections import Counter |
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@pytest.fixture(params=[ |
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['data_1'], |
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['data_2'], |
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]) |
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def test_data(request, somagic, datapoint_files_to_test, read_observations): |
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test_datapoints_json_file = datapoint_files_to_test[request.param[0]]['data_path'] |
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read_observations(somagic, test_datapoints_json_file) |
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return type('T', (object,), { |
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'dataset': somagic.dataset, |
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'expected_data': datapoint_files_to_test[request.param[0]], |
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'expected_dataset_name': test_datapoints_json_file, |
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}) |
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def test_table_dimensions(test_data): |
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assert test_data.dataset.name == test_data.expected_dataset_name |
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assert len(test_data.dataset.datapoints) == test_data.dataset.datapoints.nb_rows == test_data.expected_data['nb_rows'] |
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assert test_data.dataset.datapoints.nb_columns == test_data.expected_data['nb_columns'] |
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assert tuple(test_data.dataset.datapoints.attributes) == test_data.expected_data['column_names'] |
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assert all([Counter([type(x) for x in test_data.dataset.datapoints.column(k)]) == |
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Counter(v) for k, v in test_data.expected_data['type_distros'].items()]) |
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assert all([Counter([x for x in test_data.dataset.datapoints.column(k)]) == |
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Counter(v) for k, v in test_data.expected_data['value_distros'].items()]) |
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# Uncomment below to debug the complex assert statement with triple all, below |
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# print() |
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# for row, v in test_data.expected_data['row'].items(): |
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# print('ROW', row) |
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# for j, (column, value) in enumerate(v.items()): |
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# print(j, 'Column:', column, 'Value:', value) |
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# for k, condition in enumerate(value): |
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# print('Condition index:', k) |
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# assert condition(test_data.dataset.datapoints.row(row)[column]) |
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# for i, v in enumerate(test_data.dataset.datapoints.column('flavors')): |
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# print('I:', i) |
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# if i < 76: |
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# assert type(v) == list |
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# if i == 76: |
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# # assert type(v) == list |
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# assert type(v) == type(None) |
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# if i > 76 and i < 87: |
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# assert type(v) == list |
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# if i == 87: |
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# # assert type(v) == list |
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# assert type(v) == type(None) |
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# if i > 87: |
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# assert type(v) == list |
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assert all([all([all([condition(test_data.dataset.datapoints.row(row)[column]) for condition in value]) |
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for column, value in v.items()]) for row, v in test_data.expected_data['row'].items()]) |
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boromir674 /
so-magic
