def test_word_length(word: str, requested_length, expected_length) -> bool:
"""Check that word lenths are as expected.
Requesting a word less than 3 chars long should fail.
"""
print(f"testing: word:{word}, "
f"requested_length:{requested_length}, "
f"expected_length:{expected_length}")
if type(requested_length) is str and word is not None:
print(
"This API returns a random word if you malform the url\n",
"You'll need to typecheck the input. I.e. check\n",
"if type(length) is int:\n",
"....#and so on\n",
"It also does the same thing if you go under 3 characters\n",
"long, so remember to check for that too!",
)
print(grumpy())
if expected_length is None and word is None:
return True
if word is None:
return False
if len(word) == requested_length and len(word) == expected_length:
return True
print("Something a bit odd is happening")
print(grumpy())
return False
def test_diagrams(diagram, expected):
"""Test, crudely, that the correct diagram is being returned."""
if expected == "tall" and "\\" in diagram:
return True
if expected == "wide" and "∕" in diagram:
return True
if expected == "equal" and "⋱" in diagram:
return True
print(grumpy())
return False
def test_diagrams(diagram, expected) -> bool:
"""Test, crudely, that the correct diagram is being returned."""
# print("testing", diagram, expected)
if diagram and expected:
if expected == "tall" and ("\\" in diagram):
return True
if expected == "wide" and "∕" in diagram:
return True
if expected == "equal" and "⋱" in diagram:
return True
print("failure in test_diagrams", "\n", grumpy())
return False
