Beispiel #1
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    def testInsufficientData(self):
        too_little = {
              "adapters": "blah",
              "biome": "blah",
              "collection_date": "blah",
              "experimental_factor": "blah",
              "feature": "blah",
              "findex": "blah",
              "geo_loc_name": "blah",
              "investigation_type": "blah",
              "isol_growth_condt": "blah",
              "lat_lon": "blah",
              "lib_const_meth": "blah",
              "lib_reads_seqd": "blah",
              "lib_size": 500,
              "lib_vector": "blah",
              "material": "blah",
              "nucl_acid_amp": "blah",
              "nucl_acid_ext": "blah",
              "pcr_primers": "blah",
              "pcr_cond": "blah"
              }


        valid = MIMARKS.check_dict(too_little)

        self.assertFalse(valid, "False return for insuffient data.")
Beispiel #2
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    def testInsufficientData(self):
        """ Test the case of insufficient data. """
        too_little = {
            "adapters": "blah",
            "biome": "blah",
            "collection_date": "blah",
            "experimental_factor": "blah",
            "feature": "blah",
            "findex": "blah",
            "geo_loc_name": "blah",
            "investigation_type": "blah",
            "isol_growth_condt": "blah",
            "lat_lon": "blah",
            "lib_const_meth": "blah",
            "lib_reads_seqd": "blah",
            "lib_size": 500,
            "lib_vector": "blah",
            "material": "blah",
            "nucl_acid_amp": "blah",
            "nucl_acid_ext": "blah",
            "pcr_primers": "blah",
            "pcr_cond": "blah"
        }

        valid = MIMARKS.check_dict(too_little)

        self.assertFalse(valid, "False return for insuffient data.")
Beispiel #3
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    def testSuperfluousData(self):
        """ Test the case of too much data. """
        too_much = {
            "adapters": "blah",
            "biome": "blah",
            "collection_date": "blah",
            "experimental_factor": "blah",
            "feature": "blah",
            "findex": "blah",
            "geo_loc_name": "blah",
            "investigation_type": "blah",
            "isol_growth_condt": "blah",
            "lat_lon": "blah",
            "lib_const_meth": "blah",
            "lib_reads_seqd": "blah",
            "lib_size": 500,
            "lib_vector": "blah",
            "material": "blah",
            "nucl_acid_amp": "blah",
            "nucl_acid_ext": "blah",
            "pcr_primers": "blah",
            "pcr_cond": "blah",
            "project_name": "blah",
            "rel_to_oxygen": "blah",
            "rindex": "blah",
            "samp_collect_device": "blah",
            "samp_mat_process": "blah",
            "samp_size": "blah",
            "seq_meth": "blah",
            "sop": ["a", "b", "c"],
            "source_mat_id": ["a", "b", "c"],
            "submitted_to_insdc": True,
            "target_gene": "blah",
            "target_subfragment": "blah",
            "url": ["a", "b", "c"],
            # And now for some spurious data...
            "joffrey": "lanister"
        }

        valid = MIMARKS.check_dict(too_much)

        self.assertFalse(valid, "False return for superfluous data.")
Beispiel #4
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    def testSuperfluousData(self):
        too_much = {
              "adapters": "blah",
              "biome": "blah",
              "collection_date": "blah",
              "experimental_factor": "blah",
              "feature": "blah",
              "findex": "blah",
              "geo_loc_name": "blah",
              "investigation_type": "blah",
              "isol_growth_condt": "blah",
              "lat_lon": "blah",
              "lib_const_meth": "blah",
              "lib_reads_seqd": "blah",
              "lib_size": 500,
              "lib_vector": "blah",
              "material": "blah",
              "nucl_acid_amp": "blah",
              "nucl_acid_ext": "blah",
              "pcr_primers": "blah",
              "pcr_cond": "blah",
              "project_name": "blah",
              "rel_to_oxygen": "blah",
              "rindex": "blah",
              "samp_collect_device": "blah",
              "samp_mat_process": "blah",
              "samp_size": "blah",
              "seq_meth": "blah",
              "sop": ["a", "b", "c"],
              "source_mat_id": ["a", "b", "c"],
              "submitted_to_insdc": True,
              "target_gene": "blah",
              "target_subfragment": "blah",
              "url": ["a", "b", "c"],
              # And now for some spurious data...
              "joffrey": "lanister"
            }

        valid = MIMARKS.check_dict(too_much)

        self.assertFalse(valid, "False return for superfluous data.")
Beispiel #5
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    def testValidData(self):
        """ Test a valid dictionary (nothing missing, nothing superfluous). """
        just_right = {
            "adapters": "blah",
            "biome": "blah",
            "collection_date": "blah",
            "experimental_factor": "blah",
            "feature": "blah",
            "findex": "blah",
            "geo_loc_name": "blah",
            "investigation_type": "blah",
            "isol_growth_condt": "blah",
            "lat_lon": "blah",
            "lib_const_meth": "blah",
            "lib_reads_seqd": "blah",
            "lib_size": 500,
            "lib_vector": "blah",
            "material": "blah",
            "nucl_acid_amp": "blah",
            "nucl_acid_ext": "blah",
            "pcr_primers": "blah",
            "pcr_cond": "blah",
            "project_name": "blah",
            "rel_to_oxygen": "blah",
            "rindex": "blah",
            "samp_collect_device": "blah",
            "samp_mat_process": "blah",
            "samp_size": "blah",
            "seq_meth": "blah",
            "sop": ["a", "b", "c"],
            "source_mat_id": ["a", "b", "c"],
            "submitted_to_insdc": True,
            "target_gene": "blah",
            "target_subfragment": "blah",
            "url": ["a", "b", "c"]
        }

        valid = MIMARKS.check_dict(just_right)

        self.assertTrue(valid, "True return for valid data.")
Beispiel #6
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    def testValidData(self):
        just_right = {
              "adapters": "blah",
              "biome": "blah",
              "collection_date": "blah",
              "experimental_factor": "blah",
              "feature": "blah",
              "findex": "blah",
              "geo_loc_name": "blah",
              "investigation_type": "blah",
              "isol_growth_condt": "blah",
              "lat_lon": "blah",
              "lib_const_meth": "blah",
              "lib_reads_seqd": "blah",
              "lib_size": 500,
              "lib_vector": "blah",
              "material": "blah",
              "nucl_acid_amp": "blah",
              "nucl_acid_ext": "blah",
              "pcr_primers": "blah",
              "pcr_cond": "blah",
              "project_name": "blah",
              "rel_to_oxygen": "blah",
              "rindex": "blah",
              "samp_collect_device": "blah",
              "samp_mat_process": "blah",
              "samp_size": "blah",
              "seq_meth": "blah",
              "sop": ["a", "b", "c"],
              "source_mat_id": ["a", "b", "c"],
              "submitted_to_insdc": True,
              "target_gene": "blah",
              "target_subfragment": "blah",
              "url": ["a", "b", "c"]
            }

        valid = MIMARKS.check_dict(just_right)

        self.assertTrue(valid, "True return for valid data.")