def test_is_valid_bad_name(self):
"""
Tests that is_valid detects a missing name.
"""
self.assertFalse(rad_record(name=None).is_valid())
self.assertFalse(rad_record(name='').is_valid())
self.assertFalse(rad_record(name=' ').is_valid())
def test_is_valid_valid(self):
"""
Tests that is_valid properly recognizes valid values.
"""
# Test with just a name
record = rad_record(name='Valid')
self.assertTrue(record.is_valid())
# Test with a date_verified value
record = rad_record(name='Valid', date_verified='2015-08-27')
self.assertTrue(record.is_valid())
def test_is_valid_bad_date_verified(self):
"""
Tests that is_valid detects an improperly-formatted date_verified value.
"""
# Test with a date_verified value
record = rad_record(name='Valid', date_verified='9/9/99')
self.assertFalse(record.is_valid())
def test_normalize_record(self):
"""
Tests the normalize_record process.
"""
record = rad_record(name='Record',
population_names='Population 1; Population 2',
category_name='Category A',
is_icath=True,
is_wpath='F',
sliding_scale=1,
wheelchair_accessible=u'No',
visible=None)
updated_record = record.normalize_record()
record = None
self.assertEqual(len(updated_record.population_tags), 2)
self.assertIn('Population 1', updated_record.population_tags)
self.assertIn('Population 2', updated_record.population_tags)
self.assertEqual(len(updated_record.category_names), 1)
self.assertIn('Category A', updated_record.category_names)
self.assertTrue(updated_record.is_icath)
self.assertFalse(updated_record.is_wpath)
self.assertTrue(updated_record.sliding_scale)
self.assertFalse(updated_record.wheelchair_accessible)
# Ensure "None" gets coerced to False
self.assertFalse(updated_record.visible)
def test_convert_category_str(self):
"""
Tests that convert_category_name will appropriately parse
category_name into category_names.
"""
record = rad_record(name='Record', category_name='Category 1')
updated_record = record.convert_category_name()
record = None
self.assertEqual(len(updated_record.category_names), 1)
self.assertIn('Category 1', updated_record.category_names)
def test_convert_population_str(self):
"""
Tests that convert_population_names will appropriately parse
population_names into population_tags.
"""
record = rad_record(name='Record', population_names='Population 1;Population 2')
updated_record = record.convert_population_names()
record = None
self.assertEqual(len(updated_record.population_tags), 2)
self.assertIn('Population 1', updated_record.population_tags)
self.assertIn('Population 2', updated_record.population_tags)
def test_convert_category_haslist(self):
"""
Tests that convert_category_name will do nothing when
there are already items in category_names.
"""
record = rad_record(name='Record', category_name='New Category 1',
category_names=['Category A', 'Category B'])
updated_record = record.convert_category_name()
record = None
self.assertEqual(len(updated_record.category_names), 2)
self.assertIn('Category A', updated_record.category_names)
self.assertIn('Category B', updated_record.category_names)
self.assertNotIn('New Category 1', updated_record.category_names)
def test_convert_population_haslist(self):
"""
Tests that convert_population_names will do nothing when
there are already items in population_tags.
"""
record = rad_record(name='Record', population_names='New Population 1;New Population 2',
population_tags=['Population A'])
updated_record = record.convert_population_names()
record = None
self.assertEqual(len(updated_record.population_tags), 1)
self.assertIn('Population A', updated_record.population_tags)
self.assertNotIn('New Population 1', updated_record.population_tags)
self.assertNotIn('New Population 2', updated_record.population_tags)
