def test_fileparser_test4():
"""
Test with a binary file.
"""
filename = "namdcoordfile.coor"
path = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "tests/standards/")
files = []
substitutions = {}
file_parser(filename, path, files, substitutions)
assert files == ["namdcoordfile.coor"]
def test_fileparser_test3():
"""
Test with simple dependant files.
"""
filename = "apps_fileparsernamd.txt"
path = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "tests/standards/")
files = []
substitutions = {}
file_parser(filename, path, files, substitutions)
assert files == ["apps_fileparsernamd.txt", "apps_recursivetest.txt"]
def test_fileparser_test2(m_subs):
"""
Test that with a blank file the recursive checks aren't attempted.
"""
filename = "apps_fileparserblank.txt"
path = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "tests/standards/")
files = ["anotherfile"]
substitutions = {}
file_parser(filename, path, files, substitutions)
assert m_subs.call_count == 0
def test_fileparser_test1(m_check, m_file):
"""
Test that if add file is already in the files list that nothing happens.
"""
filename = "testfile"
path = ""
files = ["testfile", "anotherfile"]
substitutions = {}
m_check.return_value = "testfile"
file_parser(filename, path, files, substitutions)
assert m_file.call_count == 0
def test_fileparser_test5(subs):
"""
Test with a binary file check file still added for upload on mocked except.
This is test is really a bit of a fake, since it is difficult to mock the
exception in the way it is thrown organically. But this test does do the
trick!
"""
filename = "namdcoordfile.coor"
path = os.path.join(os.getcwd(), "tests/standards/")
files = []
substitutions = {}
subs.side_effect = UnicodeDecodeError('blah', b'', 80, 0, '')
file_parser(filename, path, files, substitutions)
assert files == ["namdcoordfile.coor"]