def test_set_separate_dimension_args(self):
# Tests the case where .set() is called correctly. Use the
# way of calling .set() where we pass in every dimension
# separately. Verify the data is stored and can be retrieved
# using .get().
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
# Write a TypeOfDevice and a DeviceCost:
doc.set("solar:TypeOfDevice",
"ModuleMember",
duration="forever",
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember")
now = datetime.now()
doc.set("solar:DeviceCost",
100,
instant=now,
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
unit_name="USD")
typeFact = doc.get(
"solar:TypeOfDevice",
Context(duration="forever",
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember"))
self.assertEqual(typeFact.value, "ModuleMember")
costFact = doc.get(
"solar:DeviceCost",
Context(instant=now,
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember"))
self.assertEqual(costFact.value, 100)
self.assertEqual(costFact.unit, "USD")
def test_set_context_arg(self):
# Tests the case where .set() is called correctly, using
# the way of calling .set() where we pass in a Context
# object. Verify the data is stored and can be retrieved
# using .get().
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
ctx = Context(duration="forever",
entity="JUPITER",
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember")
doc.set("solar:TypeOfDevice", "ModuleMember", context=ctx)
now = datetime.now(),
ctx = Context(instant=now,
entity="JUPITER",
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember")
doc.set("solar:DeviceCost", 100, context=ctx, unit_name="USD")
# Get the data bacK:
typeFact = doc.get(
"solar:TypeOfDevice",
Context(duration="forever",
entity="JUPITER",
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember"))
self.assertEqual(typeFact.value, "ModuleMember")
costFact = doc.get(
"solar:DeviceCost",
Context(instant=now,
entity="JUPITER",
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember"))
self.assertEqual(costFact.value, 100)
def test_get_table_for_concept(self):
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
# The CutSheet instance should know that RevenueMeterFrequency
# is a concept that belongs in the CutSheetDetailsTable
table = doc.get_table_for_concept("solar:RevenueMeterFrequency")
self.assertEqual(table.name(), "solar:CutSheetDetailsTable")
table = doc.get_table_for_concept(
"solar:InverterEfficiencyAtVmaxPercent")
self.assertEqual(table.name(), "solar:InverterPowerLevelTable")
# but if we ask for something that is not a line item concept,
# we should get back the non-table:
table = doc.get_table_for_concept("solar:CutSheetDetailsTable")
self.assertEqual(table.name(), UNTABLE)
def test_instantiate_empty_entrypoint(self):
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
# The newly initialized CutSheet should have a correct list of
# allowable concepts as defined by the taxonomy for CutSheets.
# TypeOfDevice is allowed in CutSheets:
self.assertTrue(doc.can_write_concept('solar:TypeOfDevice'))
# AppraisalCounterparties is not allowed in CutSheets:
self.assertFalse(
doc.can_write_concept('solar:AppraisalCounterparties'))
# The newly initialized CutSheet should have a correct list of tables
# and each table should have a correct list of axes, as defined by
# the taxonomy for CutSheets:
tables = doc.get_table_names()
self._check_arrays_equivalent(
tables,
["solar:InverterPowerLevelTable", "solar:CutSheetDetailsTable"])
self._check_arrays_equivalent(
doc.get_table("solar:InverterPowerLevelTable").axes(), [
"solar:ProductIdentifierAxis",
"solar:InverterPowerLevelPercentAxis"
])
self._check_arrays_equivalent(
doc.get_table("solar:CutSheetDetailsTable").axes(),
["solar:ProductIdentifierAxis", "solar:TestConditionAxis"])
def test_conversion_to_json(self):
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
doc.set(
"solar:TypeOfDevice",
"ModuleMember",
entity="JUPITER",
duration="forever",
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
)
now = datetime.now()
doc.set("solar:DeviceCost",
100,
entity="JUPITER",
instant=now,
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
unit_name="USD")
jsonstring = doc.to_JSON_string()
root = json.loads(jsonstring)
# should have 2 facts:
self.assertEqual(len(root['facts']), 2)
# each should have expected 'value' and 'aspects':
typeFacts = [
x for x in root['facts']
if x['aspects']['xbrl:concept'] == 'solar:TypeOfDevice'
]
self.assertEqual(len(typeFacts), 1)
typeFact = typeFacts[0]
self.assertEqual(typeFact['value'], "ModuleMember")
self.assertEqual(typeFact['aspects']['solar:ProductIdentifierAxis'],
'placeholder')
self.assertEqual(typeFact['aspects']['solar:TestConditionAxis'],
"solar:StandardTestConditionMember")
self.assertEqual(typeFact['aspects']['xbrl:entity'], 'JUPITER')
self.assertEqual(typeFact['aspects']['xbrl:period'], 'forever')
# TODO if there's no unit is it correct to write 'xbrl:unit':'None' or to leave out
# xbrl:unit? Currently assuming we leave it out:
self.assertNotIn("xbrl:unit", typeFact["aspects"])
costFacts = [
x for x in root['facts']
if x['aspects']['xbrl:concept'] == 'solar:DeviceCost'
]
self.assertEqual(len(costFacts), 1)
costFact = costFacts[0]
self.assertEqual(costFact['value'], '100')
self.assertEqual(costFact['aspects']['solar:ProductIdentifierAxis'],
'placeholder')
self.assertEqual(costFact['aspects']['solar:TestConditionAxis'],
"solar:StandardTestConditionMember")
self.assertEqual(costFact['aspects']['xbrl:entity'], 'JUPITER')
self.assertEqual(costFact['aspects']['xbrl:instant'],
now.strftime("%Y-%m-%d"))
self.assertEqual(costFact['aspects']['xbrl:unit'], 'USD')
def test_reject_missing_or_invalid_units(self):
# issue #28
# -- reject attempt to set a fact if it doesn't have a unit and the unit is required
# -- reject attempt to set a fact using a unit name that doesn't match taxonomy
# -- reject attempt to set a fact using a unit that is the wrong type
now = datetime.now()
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
# Unit is required but not provided, so this should fail:
doc.set("solar:DeviceCost",
100,
entity="JUPITER",
instant=now,
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember")
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
# Zorkmids is not a real unit, so this should fail:
doc.set("solar:DeviceCost",
100,
entity="JUPITER",
instant=now,
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
unit_name="zorkmids")
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
# kWh is a real unit but the wrong type, so this should fail:
doc.set("solar:DeviceCost",
100,
entity="JUPITER",
instant=now,
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
unit_name="kWh")
# USD is a valid unit, so this should succeed:
doc.set("solar:DeviceCost",
100,
entity="JUPITER",
instant=now,
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
unit_name="USD")
def test_can_write_concept(self):
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
# Not every concept is writable. For instance, we shouldn't be able
# to write a value for an Abstract concept, a LineItem group, an Axis,
# a Domain, etc. even though those are part of this entrypoint.
self.assertFalse(
doc.canWriteConcept('solar:ProductIdentifierModuleAbstract'))
self.assertTrue(doc.canWriteConcept('solar:TypeOfDevice'))
self.assertFalse(doc.canWriteConcept('solar:CutSheetDetailsLineItems'))
self.assertFalse(doc.canWriteConcept('solar:CutSheetDetailsTable'))
self.assertFalse(doc.canWriteConcept('solar:TestConditionDomain'))
self.assertFalse(doc.canWriteConcept('solar:ProductIdentifierAxis'))
self.assertTrue(doc.canWriteConcept('solar:ProductIdentifier'))
def test_concepts_can_type_check(self):
# Try passing in wrong data type to a typed concept:
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
concept = doc.get_concept_by_name(
"solar:TrackerNumberOfControllers") # integer
self.assertTrue(concept.validate_datatype("3"))
self.assertFalse(concept.validate_datatype("3.5"))
self.assertFalse(concept.validate_datatype("a few"))
concept = doc.get_concept_by_name("solar:TransformerStyle") # string
self.assertTrue(concept.validate_datatype("Autobot"))
self.assertTrue(concept.validate_datatype("Decepticon"))
self.assertFalse(concept.validate_datatype(99.99))
concept = doc.get_concept_by_name(
"solar:TransformerDesignFactor") # decimal
self.assertTrue(concept.validate_datatype("0.99"))
self.assertTrue(concept.validate_datatype("1"))
self.assertFalse(concept.validate_datatype("pretty good"))
concept = doc.get_concept_by_name("solar:MeterRevenueGrade") # boolean
self.assertTrue(concept.validate_datatype("True"))
self.assertTrue(concept.validate_datatype("False"))
self.assertTrue(concept.validate_datatype(True))
self.assertTrue(concept.validate_datatype(False))
self.assertFalse(concept.validate_datatype("yes"))
self.assertFalse(concept.validate_datatype("7"))
def test_hypercube_rejects_context_with_unwanted_axes(self):
# Test that giving a context an *extra* axis that is invalid for the table
# causes it to be rejected as well.
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
twoAxisContext = Context(
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
instant=datetime.now())
self.assertTrue(
doc.sufficient_context("solar:DeviceCost", twoAxisContext))
threeAxisContext = Context(
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
InverterPowerLevelPercentAxis=
'solar:InverterPowerLevel50PercentMember',
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
instant=datetime.now())
# InverterPowerLevelPercentAxis is a valid axis and this is a valid value for it,
# but the table that holds DeviceCost doesn't want this axis:
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
doc.sufficient_context("solar:DeviceCost", threeAxisContext)
def test_set_raises_exception(self):
# Tests the case where .set() is called incorrectly. It should
# raise exceptions if required information is missing.
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
doc.set("solar:TypeOfDevice", "ModuleMember", {})
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
doc.set("solar:DeviceCost", 100, {})
def test_sufficient_context_instant_vs_duration(self):
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
# in order to set a concept value, sufficient context must be
# provided. what is sufficient context varies by concept.
# in general the context must provide the correct time information
# (either duration or instant)
# We shouldn't even be able to instantiate a context with no time info:
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
noTimeContext = Context(
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember")
# solar:DeviceCost has period_type instant
# so it requires a context with an instant. A context without an instant
# should be insufficient:
instantContext = Context(
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
instant=datetime.now())
durationContext = Context(
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
duration="forever")
self.assertTrue(
doc.sufficient_context("solar:DeviceCost", instantContext))
# A context with a duration instead of an instant should also be
# rejected:
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
doc.sufficient_context("solar:DeviceCost", durationContext)
# solar:ModuleNameplateCapacity has period_type duration.
# A context with an instant instead of a duration should also be
# rejected:
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
doc.sufficient_context("solar:ModuleNameplateCapacity",
instantContext)
self.assertTrue(
doc.sufficient_context("solar:ModuleNameplateCapacity",
durationContext))
def test_set_and_get(self):
# Tests the case where .set() is called correctly. Verify the
# data is stored and can be retrieved using .get().
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet")
# Write a TypeOfDevice and a DeviceCost:
doc.set(
"solar:TypeOfDevice", "Module", {
"duration": "forever",
"solar:ProductIdentifierAxis": "placeholder",
"solar:TestConditionAxis": "placeholder"
})
doc.set(
"solar:DeviceCost", 100, {
"instant": datetime.now(),
"solar:ProductIdentifierAxis": "placeholder",
"solar:TestConditionAxis": "placeholder"
})
self.assertEqual(doc.get("solar:TypeOfDevice", {}), "Module")
self.assertEqual(doc.get("solar:DeviceCost", {}), 100)
def test_set_context_arg(self):
# Tests the case where .set() is called correctly, using
# the way of calling .set() where we pass in a Context
# object. Verify the data is stored and can be retrieved
# using .get().
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
ctx = Context(duration="forever",
entity="JUPITER",
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="placeholder")
doc.set("solar:TypeOfDevice", "Module", context=ctx)
ctx = Context(instant=datetime.now(),
entity="JUPITER",
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="placeholder")
doc.set("solar:DeviceCost", 100, context=ctx, unit="dollars")
def test_sufficient_context_axes(self):
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
# The context must also provide all of the axes needed to place the
# fact within the right table.
# DeviceCost is on the CutSheetDetailsTable so it needs a value
# for ProductIdentifierAxis and TestConditionAxis.
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
doc.sufficientContext("solar:DeviceCost", {})
context = Context(instant=datetime.now(),
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="placeholder")
self.assertTrue(doc.sufficientContext("solar:DeviceCost", context))
badContext = Context(instant=datetime.now(),
TestConditionAxis="placeholder")
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
doc.sufficientContext("solar:DeviceCost", badContext)
badContext = Context(instant=datetime.now(),
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder")
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
doc.sufficientContext("solar:DeviceCost", badContext)
# How do we know what are valid values for ProductIdentifierAxis and
# TestConditionAxis? (I think they are meant to be UUIDs.)
# Note: TestConditionAxis is part of the following relationships:
# solar:TestConditionAxis -> dimension-domain -> solar:TestConditionDomain
# solar:TestConditionAxis -> dimension-default -> solar:TestConditionDomain
# i wonder what that "dimension-default" means
#'solar:InverterOutputRatedPowerAC' is on the 'solar:InverterPowerLevelTable' which requires axes: [u'solar:ProductIdentifierAxis', u'solar:InverterPowerLevelPercentAxis']. it's a duration.
concept = 'solar:InverterOutputRatedPowerAC'
context = Context(duration="forever",
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
InverterPowerLevelPercentAxis="placeholder")
self.assertTrue(doc.sufficientContext(concept, context))
badContext = Context(instant=datetime.now(),
InverterPowerLevelPercentAxis="placeholder")
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
doc.sufficientContext(concept, badContext)
badContext = Context(instant=datetime.now(),
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder")
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
doc.sufficientContext(concept, badContext)
def test_sufficient_context(self):
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet")
# in order to set a concept value, sufficient context must be
# provided. what is sufficient context varies by concept.
# in general the context must provide the correct time information
# (either duration or instant)
# solar:DeviceCost has period_type instant
# so it requires a context with an instant. A context without an instant
# should be insufficient:
noTimeContext = {
"solar:ProductIdentifierAxis": "placeholder",
"solar:TestConditionAxis": "placeholder"
}
instantContext = {
"solar:ProductIdentifierAxis": "placeholder",
"solar:TestConditionAxis": "placeholder",
"instant": datetime.now()
}
durationContext = {
"solar:ProductIdentifierAxis": "placeholder",
"solar:TestConditionAxis": "placeholder",
"duration": "forever"
}
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
doc.sufficientContext("solar:DeviceCost", noTimeContext)
self.assertTrue(
doc.sufficientContext("solar:DeviceCost", instantContext))
# A context with a duration instead of an instant should also be
# rejected:
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
doc.sufficientContext("solar:DeviceCost", durationContext)
# solar:ModuleNameplateCapacity has period_type duration. A context
# without a duration should be insufficient:
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
doc.sufficientContext("solar:ModuleNameplateCapacity",
noTimeContext)
# A context with an instant instead of a duration should also be
# rejected:
with self.assertRaises(Exception):
doc.sufficientContext("solar:ModuleNameplateCapacity",
instantContext)
self.assertTrue(
doc.sufficientContext("solar:ModuleNameplateCapacity",
durationContext))
def test_set_default_context_values(self):
# Test setting default values, for example something like:
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
now = datetime.now()
doc.set_default_context({
"entity": "JUPITER",
"solar:TestConditionAxis": "solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
PeriodType.instant: now,
PeriodType.duration: "forever"
})
# Could also support setting default unit, even though that's not part of context:
# If we set a fact that wants an instant context, it should use 'now':
doc.set("solar:DeviceCost",
"100",
unit_name="USD",
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder")
# This would normally raise an exception because it's missing instant, entity, and
# TestConditionAxis. But we set defaults for those, so they should be filled in:
fact = doc.get(
"solar:DeviceCost",
Context(ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
entity="JUPITER",
instant=now))
self.assertEqual(fact.value, "100")
self.assertEqual(fact.unit, "USD")
self.assertEqual(fact.context.entity, "JUPITER")
self.assertEqual(fact.context.instant, now)
# TODO test method of calling set() where we pass in Context object.
# If we set a fact that wants a duration context, it should use jan 1 - jan 31:
doc.set("solar:ModuleNameplateCapacity",
"0.3",
unit_name="W",
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder")
# Would normally raise an exception because missing duration, entity, and
# TestConditionAxis. But we set defaults for those, so they should be filled in:
fact = doc.get(
"solar:ModuleNameplateCapacity",
Context(ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
entity="JUPITER",
duration="forever"))
self.assertEqual(fact.value, "0.3")
self.assertEqual(fact.unit, "W")
self.assertEqual(fact.context.entity, "JUPITER")
self.assertEqual(fact.context.duration, "forever")
# Try setting ALL the fields in set_default_context and then pass in NO context fields,
# that should work too:
doc.set_default_context({
"entity": "JUPITER",
"solar:TestConditionAxis": "solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
PeriodType.instant: now,
"solar:ProductIdentifierAxis": "placeholder"
})
doc.set("solar:DeviceCost", "99", unit_name="USD")
fact = doc.get(
"solar:DeviceCost",
Context(ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
entity="JUPITER",
instant=now))
self.assertEqual(fact.value, "99")
def test_conversion_to_xml(self):
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
doc.set("solar:TypeOfDevice",
"ModuleMember",
entity="JUPITER",
duration="forever",
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember")
now = datetime.now()
doc.set("solar:DeviceCost",
100,
entity="JUPITER",
instant=now,
ProductIdentifierAxis="placeholder",
TestConditionAxis="solar:StandardTestConditionMember",
unit_name="USD")
xml = doc.to_XML_string()
root = etree.fromstring(xml)
self.assertEqual(len(root.getchildren()), 6)
# top-level xml should have child <link:schemaRef>, one <unit>, two <context>s and two <fact>s.
schemaRef = root.getchildren()[0]
self.assertEqual(schemaRef.tag,
"{http://www.xbrl.org/2003/linkbase}schemaRef")
# expect to see 2 contexts with id "solar:CutSheetDetailsTable_0" and "solar:CutSheetDetailsTable_1"
contexts = root.findall('{http://www.xbrl.org/2003/instance}context')
self.assertEqual(len(contexts), 2)
for context in contexts:
# both should have entity tag containing identifier containing text JUPITER
self.assertTrue( context.attrib["id"] == 'solar:CutSheetDetailsTable_0' or \
context.attrib["id"] == 'solar:CutSheetDetailsTable_1' )
entity = context.find("{http://www.xbrl.org/2003/instance}entity")
identifier = entity.find(
"{http://www.xbrl.org/2003/instance}identifier")
self.assertEqual(identifier.text, "JUPITER")
# both should have segment containing xbrldi:explicitMember dimension="<axis name>"
# containing text "placeholder"
# (wait i have segment inside of entity? is that correct?)
segment = entity.find("{http://www.xbrl.org/2003/instance}segment")
axes = segment.findall("{http://xbrl.org/2006/xbrldi}typedMember")
axis_names = [x.attrib["dimension"] for x in axes]
self._check_arrays_equivalent(
axis_names,
['solar:ProductIdentifierAxis', 'solar:TestConditionAxis'])
for axis in axes:
if axis.attrib["dimension"] == 'solar:ProductIdentifierAxis':
self.assertEqual(
axis.getchildren()[0].tag,
"{http://xbrl.us/Solar/v1.2/2018-03-31/solar}ProductIdentifierDomain"
)
self.assertEqual(axis.getchildren()[0].text, "placeholder")
elif axis.attrib["dimension"] == 'solar:TestConditionsAxis':
self.assertEqual(
axis.getchildren()[0].tag,
"{http://xbrl.us/Solar/v1.2/2018-03-31/solar}TestConditionDomain"
)
self.assertEqual(axis.getchildren()[0].text,
"solar:StandardTestConditionMember")
# one should have period containing <forever/> other should have period containing <instant> containing today's date.
period = context.find("{http://www.xbrl.org/2003/instance}period")
tag = period.getchildren()[0].tag
self.assertTrue(tag == "{http://www.xbrl.org/2003/instance}instant" or\
tag == "{http://www.xbrl.org/2003/instance}forever")
# Expect one unit tag with id=USD containing <measure>units:USD</measure>
unit_tag = root.findall("{http://www.xbrl.org/2003/instance}unit")
self.assertEqual(len(unit_tag), 1)
self.assertEqual(unit_tag[0].attrib["id"], "USD")
self.assertEqual(unit_tag[0].getchildren()[0].text, "units:USD")
# Expect to see two facts solar:DeviceCost and solar:TypeOfDevice,
# each containing text of the fact value
costFact = root.find(
'{http://xbrl.us/Solar/v1.2/2018-03-31/solar}DeviceCost')
typeFact = root.find(
'{http://xbrl.us/Solar/v1.2/2018-03-31/solar}TypeOfDevice')
self.assertEqual(costFact.text, "100")
self.assertEqual(typeFact.text, "ModuleMember")
# They should have contextRef and (in the case of cost) unitRef attributes:
self.assertEqual(typeFact.attrib['contextRef'],
"solar:CutSheetDetailsTable_0")
self.assertEqual(costFact.attrib['unitRef'], "USD")
self.assertEqual(costFact.attrib['contextRef'],
"solar:CutSheetDetailsTable_1")
def test_valid_unit_method(self):
doc = Entrypoint("CutSheet", self.taxonomy)
# Basic data types:
self.assertTrue(
doc.valid_unit("solar:TrackerNumberOfControllers",
None)) # pure integer
self.assertTrue(doc.valid_unit("solar:TransformerStyle",
None)) # string
self.assertTrue(doc.valid_unit("solar:TransformerDesignFactor",
None)) # decimal
self.assertTrue(doc.valid_unit("solar:MeterRevenueGrade",
None)) # boolean
# Advanced data types:
self.assertTrue(doc.valid_unit("solar:DeviceCost",
"USD")) # xbrli:monetaryItemType
self.assertTrue(doc.valid_unit("solar:CutSheetDocumentLink",
None)) #:xbrlianyURIItemType
self.assertTrue(doc.valid_unit("solar:CECListingDate",
None)) #xbrli:dateItemType
self.assertTrue(doc.valid_unit("solar:InverterHarmonicsTheshold",
None)) #num:percentItemType
# Physics data types:
self.assertTrue(doc.valid_unit("solar:RevenueMeterFrequency",
"Hz")) #num-us:frequencyItemType
self.assertTrue(doc.valid_unit("solar:InverterWidth",
"cm")) #:num:lengthItemType
self.assertTrue(doc.valid_unit("solar:BatteryRating",
"kW")) #:num:powerItemType
self.assertTrue(
doc.valid_unit("solar:InverterInputMaximumOperatingCurrentDC",
"A")) #:num-us:electricCurrentItemType
self.assertTrue(
doc.valid_unit("solar:InverterInputMaximumVoltageDC",
"V")) #:num-us:voltageItemType
self.assertTrue(
doc.valid_unit("solar:InverterOperatingTemperatureRangeMaximum",
"Cel")) #:num-us:temperatureItemType
# self.assertTrue( doc.valid_unit("solar:TrackerStowWindSpeed:num-us:speedItemType", "???"))
self.assertTrue(
doc.valid_unit("solar:OrientationMaximumTrackerRotationLimit",
"Degree")) #:num-us:planeAngleItemType
self.assertTrue(doc.valid_unit("solar:TrackerStyle",
None)) #solar-types:trackerItemType
self.assertTrue(doc.valid_unit(
"solar:BatteryStyle", None)) #solar-types:batteryChemistryItemType
self.assertTrue(doc.valid_unit("solar:TypeOfDevice",
None)) #solar-types:deviceItemType
