def test_labels(self):
''' Tests that the top row is an aligned set of column labels
If the keyword 'labels' is set, the top row is for labelling the
columns. The labels truncate against the columns.
'''
self.assertEqual(
"languag | paradigm | typing | compil",
tablize(self.data_list,
labels=["language", "paradigm", "typing", "compiler"])[0])
def test_truncation(self):
''' Tests that columns can be truncated
If the max_length keyword is set, columns get truncated to that size.
'''
self.assertEqual('''
py | mu | du | py
ru | ob | du | ru
c+ | ob | st | g+
ha | fu | st | gh''', '\n'.join([''] + tablize(self.data_list, max_length=2)))
def test_alignment(self):
''' Tests custom alignment settings
Provides custom alignment values and asserts that they are honored.
'''
self.assertEqual('''
python | multiparadigm | ducktyped | python
ruby | object oriented | ducktyped | ruby
c++ | object oriented | static | g++
haskell | functional | static | ghc''',
'\n'.join([''] + tablize(
self.data_list, alignment=["l", "c", "r", "r"])))
def test_basic(self):
''' Checks the basic functionality of `tablize`
Just provides a basic dataset and makes sure the expected layout is
returned.
'''
self.assertEqual('''
python | multiparadigm | ducktyped | python
ruby | object oriented | ducktyped | ruby
c++ | object oriented | static | g++
haskell | functional | static | ghc''',
'\n'.join([''] + tablize(self.data_list)))