def setUp(self):
audio_file = 'January.mp3'
word = Word(audio_file)
self.category = Category('Months')
self.category.addWord(word)
audio_file = 'February.mp3'
word = Word(audio_file)
self.category.addWord(word)
self.library = Library()
self.library.addCategory(self.category)
def test_get_work_category_content(self):
category = Category("test_work")
word = Word('Jordan.mp3')
category.addWord(word)
word = Word('Dysart.mp3')
category.addWord(word)
library = Library()
library.addCategory(category)
template_writer = TemplateWriter(library)
test_data = ['6', "words"]
template_writer.planWork(*test_data)
expected_result = '"jordan",\n\t\t"dysart",'
self.assertEqual(expected_result, template_writer.prepLibrary())
def test_word_name_init_invalid_filename(self):
'''
TODO: review this later the double .mp3 might break in android studio
but i'm pretty sure that it would still work on any os
'''
audio_file = 'January.mp3.mp3'
word = Word(audio_file)
self.assertEqual('January', word.getDisplayName())
self.assertEqual('january.mp3.mp3', word.getAndroidFilename())
def test_get_category_dictionary_with_more(self):
category = self.category
audio_file = 'December.flac'
word = Word(audio_file)
category.addWord(word)
self.assertDictEqual({\
'January': 'january.mp3',\
'December':'december.flac'\
}, category.getCategoryDictionary())
def main( **args ):
cwd = os.getcwd()
print(f'we are currently here {cwd}')
# print(f'{ args }')
# for key, value in args.items():
# print(key)
# active_dir = findDirectory(cwd)
# print(f"ok let's work with {active_dir}")
active_dir = FILE_DIR
library = Library()
f = open('ouput.txt', 'w+')
f.write("\tprivate String[] categories = {\n\t")
for directory in os.listdir(FILE_DIR):
f.write(f'\t\"{directory}\",\n\t')
f.write(f"}};\n\t")
audiof = open('output_filenames.txt', 'w+')
# Assuming that we are in the correct directory, now we can go through them
directories = os.listdir(FILE_DIR)
directories.remove('__pycache__')
for directory in directories:
f.write(f"private String[] {directory.lower()}_words = {{\n\t")
audiof.write(f"private Integer[] {directory.lower()}_audio = {{\n\t")
# Let's start with finding audio files
category = Category(directory)
directory_path = getPathTo([FILE_DIR, directory])
# Let's go through each file in here and build the vocabulary
for audio_file in os.listdir(directory_path):
if (idAudioFile(audio_file)):
f.write(f'\t\"{audio_file}\",\n\t')
src = path.join(directory_path, audio_file)
word = Word(audio_file)
category.addWord(word)
dst = path.join(OUTPUT_DIR, word.getAndroidFilename())
audiof.write(f"\tR.raw.{word.getAndroidFilename()},\n\t")
copyfile(src, dst)
f.write(f"}};\n\n\n\t")
audiof.write(f"}};\n\n\n\t")
library.addCategory(category)
# end of loop let's see what we've got
f.close()
audiof.close()
def setUp(self):
'''
create a library to use for these tests.
'''
words = [Word(f"word_{count+1}") for count in range(10)]
categories = [Category(f"category_{count+1}") for count in range(10)]
library = Library()
for category in categories:
library.addCategory(category)
for word in words:
category.addWord(word)
self.tw = TemplateWriter(library)
self.testtemplate = "tests/test_template.txt"
def test_word_name_init_simple(self):
audio_file = 'January.mp3'
word = Word(audio_file)
self.assertEqual('January', word.getDisplayName())
self.assertEqual('january.mp3', word.getAndroidFilename())
def test_get_android_filename(self):
audio_file = 'December.flac'
word = Word(audio_file)
self.category.addWord(word)
self.assertEqual(['january.mp3', 'december.flac'],
self.category.printFilenames())
def setUp(self):
audio_file = 'January.mp3'
word = Word(audio_file)
self.category = Category('Months')
self.category.addWord(word)