Example #1
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    def test_create_size_dictionary(self, mock_isdir, mock_walk, mock_getsize):
        '''
        Test that create_size_dictionary() correctly reports
        files' sizes in bytes.
        '''
        # Assign side effects
        mock_isdir.side_effect = fx.isdir_side_effect
        mock_walk.side_effect = fx.walk_side_effect
        mock_getsize.side_effect = fx.getsize_side_effect

        sizes = tools.create_size_dictionary('test_files')

        self.assertEqual(len(sizes), 3)

        # Check that test.txt and test.jpg are in the dictionary
        root_path = [path for path in sizes.keys() \
                    if re.search('root_file.txt$', path)]
        pdf_path  = [path for path in sizes.keys() \
                     if re.search('test.pdf$', path)]

        self.assertTrue(bool(root_path))
        self.assertTrue(bool(pdf_path))

        # Check that the size dictionary reports these files' correct sizes in bytes
        self.assertEqual(sizes[root_path[0]], 100)
        self.assertEqual(sizes[pdf_path[0]], 1000)

        # Check that the function raises an error when its path argument
        # is not a directory.
        with self.assertRaises(ReleaseError), nostderrout():
            sizes = tools.create_size_dictionary('nonexistent_directory')
        # The path argument must be a string
        with self.assertRaises(TypeError), nostderrout():
            sizes = tools.create_size_dictionary(10)
Example #2
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    def testIllegalSyntax(self):
        # missing arguments
        for ext in ['lyx', 'tex']:
            with nostderrout():
                error = tablefill(input   = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tables_appendix.txt ' + \
                                            '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tables_appendix_two.txt', 
                                  template = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tablefill_template.%s' % ext)
            self.assertIn('KeyError', error)

        # non-existent input 1
        for ext in ['lyx', 'tex']:
            with nostderrout():
                error = tablefill(input    = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/fake_file.txt ' + \
                                             '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tables_appendix_two.txt', 
                                  template = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tablefill_template_breaks.%s' % ext, 
                                  output   = './build/tablefill_template_filled.%s' % ext)
            self.assertIn('IOError', error)

        # non-existent input 2
        for ext in ['lyx', 'tex']:
            with nostderrout():
                error = tablefill(input    = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tables_appendix.txt ' + \
                                             '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/fake_file.txt', 
                                  template = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tablefill_template_breaks.%s' % ext, 
                                  output   = './build/tablefill_template_filled.%s' % ext)
            self.assertIn('IOError', error)
Example #3
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    def test_illegal_syntax(self):
        # missing arguments
        with nostderrout():
            error = textfill(
                input='../../gslab_fill/tests/input/legal.log',
                template='../../gslab_fill/tests/input/textfill_template.lyx')
        self.assertIn('KeyError', error)

        # non-existent input 1
        with nostderrout():
            error = textfill(
                input='../../gslab_fill/tests/input/fake_file.log',
                template='../../gslab_fill/tests/input/textfill_template.lyx',
                output='./build/textfill_template_filled.lyx')

        self.assertIn('IOError', error)

        # non-existent input 2
        with nostderrout():
            error = textfill(
                input='./log/stata.log ./input/fake_file.log',
                template='../../gslab_fill/tests/input/textfill_template.lyx',
                output='./build/textfill_template_filled.lyx')

        self.assertIn('IOError', error)
Example #4
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    def test_argument_order(self):

        with nostderrout():
            message = textfill(input    = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/legal.log', 
                               output   = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/textfill_template_filled.lyx', 
                               template = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/textfill_template.lyx')

        self.assertIn('filled successfully', message)                                
            
        with nostderrout():            
            message = textfill(template = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/textfill_template.lyx',
                               output   = './build/textfill_template_filled.lyx',
                               input    = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/legal.log')

        self.assertIn('filled successfully', message)
Example #5
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 def test_tags_not_closed(self):
     with nostderrout():
         error = textfill(
             input='../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tags_not_closed.log',
             template='../../gslab_fill/tests/input/textfill_template.lyx',
             output='./build/textfill_template_filled.lyx')
     self.assertIn('HTMLParseError', error)
Example #6
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 def test_tags_dont_match(self):
     with nostderrout():
         error = textfill(
             input='../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tags_dont_match.log',
             template='../../gslab_fill/tests/input/textfill_template.lyx',
             output='./build/textfill_template_filled.lyx')
     self.assertIn('ValueError', error)
Example #7
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 def testBreaksRoundingString(self):
     with nostderrout():
         error = tablefill(input    =  '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tables_appendix.txt ' + 
                                       '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tables_appendix_two.txt', 
                           template =  '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tablefill_template_breaks.lyx', 
                           output   =  './build/tablefill_template_filled.lyx')
     self.assertIn('InvalidOperation', error)
Example #8
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 def test_remove_echoes(self):
     with nostderrout():
         textfill(input    = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/legal.log',
                  template = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/textfill_template.lyx',
                  output   = './build/textfill_template_filled.lyx',
                  remove_echoes = True)
     log_remove_string = '. '
     log = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/legal.log'
     self.check_log_in_LyX(log, log_remove_string, "textfill_")
Example #9
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 def test_input(self):
     with nostderrout():
         message = textfill(input    = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/legal.log', 
                            template = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/textfill_template.lyx', 
                            output   = './build/textfill_template_filled.lyx')
     self.assertIn('filled successfully', message)
     log_remove_string = '. insert_tag'
     log = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/legal.log'
     self.check_log_in_LyX(log, log_remove_string, "textfill_")
Example #10
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    def test_tags_incorrectly_specified(self):
        with nostderrout():
            textfill(input    = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tags_incorrectly_named.log',
                     template = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/textfill_template.lyx',
                     output   = './build/textfill_template_filled.lyx')
        
        log_remove_string = '. insert_tag'

        with self.assertRaises(AssertionError):
            log = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tags_incorrectly_named.log'
            self.check_log_in_LyX(log, log_remove_string, "textfill_")
Example #11
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 def testInput(self):
     with nostderrout():
         message = tablefill(input    = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tables_appendix.txt ' + \
                                        '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tables_appendix_two.txt', 
                             template = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tablefill_template.lyx', 
                             output   = './build/tablefill_template_filled.lyx')
     self.assertIn('filled successfully', message)                        
     tag_data = open('../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tablefill_template.lyx', 'rU').readlines()
     filled_data = open('./build/tablefill_template_filled.lyx', 'rU').readlines()
     self.assertEqual(len(tag_data) + 13, len(filled_data))
     for n in range(len(tag_data)):
         self.tag_compare(tag_data[n], filled_data[n + 13]) 
 def test_error_traceback(self, mock_tablefill):
     '''
     Test that build_tables() properly outputs traceback.
     '''
     mock_tablefill.side_effect = self.table_fill_side_effect_error
     source = [
         './input/tablefill_template.lyx', './input/tables_appendix.txt',
         './input/tables_appendix_two.txt'
     ]
     target = './build/tablefill_template_filled.lyx'
     with self.assertRaises(ExecCallError), nostderrout():
         gs.build_tables(target, source, {})
Example #13
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    def test_up_to_date(self, mock_call):
        '''
        Test that up_to_date() correctly recognises
        an SCons directory as up-to-date or out of date.
        '''
        # The mode argument needs to be one of the valid options
        with self.assertRaises(ReleaseError), nostderrout():
            gslab_scons._release_tools.up_to_date(mode='invalid')

        # The mock of subprocess call should write pre-specified text
        # to stdout. This mock prevents us from having to set up real
        # SCons and git directories.
        mock_call.side_effect = \
            fx.make_call_side_effect('Your branch is up-to-date')
        self.assertTrue(gslab_scons._release_tools.up_to_date(mode='git'))

        mock_call.side_effect = \
            fx.make_call_side_effect('modified:   .sconsign.dblite')
        self.assertFalse(gslab_scons._release_tools.up_to_date(mode='git'))

        mock_call.side_effect = \
            fx.make_call_side_effect("scons: `.' is up to date.")
        self.assertTrue(gslab_scons._release_tools.up_to_date(mode='scons'))

        mock_call.side_effect = \
            fx.make_call_side_effect('python some_script.py')
        self.assertFalse(gslab_scons._release_tools.up_to_date(mode='scons'))

        # The up_to_date() function shouldn't work in SCons or git mode
        # when it is called outside of a SCons directory or a git
        # repository, respectively.
        mock_call.side_effect = \
            fx.make_call_side_effect("Not a git repository")
        with self.assertRaises(ReleaseError), nostderrout():
            gslab_scons._release_tools.up_to_date(mode='git')

        mock_call.side_effect = \
            fx.make_call_side_effect("No SConstruct file found")
        with self.assertRaises(ReleaseError), nostderrout():
            gslab_scons._release_tools.up_to_date(mode='scons')
Example #14
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    def test_upload_asset_bad_file(self, mock_session):
        '''
        Test that upload_asset() raises an error when its file_name
        argument isn't valid.
        '''
        mock_session.return_value = mock.MagicMock(post=mock.MagicMock())

        with self.assertRaises(ReleaseError), nostderrout():
            tools.upload_asset(token='test_token',
                               org='gslab-econ',
                               repo='gslab_python',
                               release_id='test_release',
                               file_name='nonexistent_file',
                               content_type='text/markdown')
Example #15
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    def testArgumentOrder(self):
        with nostderrout():
            message = tablefill(input    = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tables_appendix.txt ' + \
                                           '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tables_appendix_two.txt', 
                                output   = './build/tablefill_template_filled.lyx',
                                template = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tablefill_template.lyx')
        self.assertIn('filled successfully', message)
        
        with open('./build/tablefill_template_filled.lyx', 'rU') as filled_file:
            filled_data_args1 = filled_file.readlines()

        
        with nostderrout():
            message = tablefill(output   = './build/tablefill_template_filled.lyx', 
                                template = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tablefill_template.lyx', 
                                input    = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tables_appendix.txt ' + \
                                           '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tables_appendix_two.txt')
        self.assertIn('filled successfully', message)

        with open('./build/tablefill_template_filled.lyx', 'rU') as filled_file:
            filled_data_args2 = filled_file.readlines()

        self.assertEqual(filled_data_args1, filled_data_args2)
    def test_target_extension(self):
        '''Test that build_tables() recognises an inappropriate file extension'''

        # Specify the sources and the target.
        source = [
            './input/tablefill_template.lyx', './input/tables_appendix.txt',
            './input/tables_appendix_two.txt'
        ]
        target = './build/tablefill_template_filled.BAD'

        # Calling build_tables() with a target argument whose file extension
        # is unexpected should raise a BadExtensionError.
        with self.assertRaises(BadExtensionError), nostderrout():
            gs.build_tables(target, source, '')
Example #17
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    def test_check_code_extension(self):
        '''Unit tests for check_code_extension()

        This method tests that check_code_extensions() associates software with 
        file extensions as intended. The function should return None in cases 
        where the extension is correctly specified and raise an error otherwise.
        '''
        self.assertEqual(misc.check_code_extension('test.do', '.do'), None)
        self.assertEqual(misc.check_code_extension('test.r', '.r'), None)
        self.assertEqual(misc.check_code_extension('test.lyx', '.lyx'), None)
        self.assertEqual(misc.check_code_extension('test.py', '.py'), None)
        self.assertEqual(misc.check_code_extension('test.m', '.m'), None)
        self.assertEqual(misc.check_code_extension('test.M', '.M'), None)

        with self.assertRaises(ex_classes.BadExtensionError), nostderrout():
            misc.check_code_extension('test.badextension', '.py')
Example #18
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 def testInput(self):
     for ext in ['lyx', 'tex']:
         with nostderrout():
             message = tablefill(input    = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tables_appendix.txt ' + \
                                            '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tables_appendix_two.txt', 
                                 template = '../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tablefill_template.%s' % ext, 
                                 output   = './build/tablefill_template_filled.%s' % ext)
         self.assertIn('filled successfully', message)
         tag_data = open('../../gslab_fill/tests/input/tablefill_template.%s' % ext, 'rU').readlines()
         filled_data = open('./build/tablefill_template_filled.%s' % ext, 'rU').readlines()
         self.assertEqual(len(tag_data), len(filled_data))
         for n in range(len(tag_data)):
             if ext == 'tex':
                 self.tag_compare_latex(tag_data[n], filled_data[n])
             elif ext == 'lyx':
                 self.tag_compare_lyx(tag_data[n], filled_data[n]) 
Example #19
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    def test_create_size_dictionary(self, mock_isdir, mock_walk, mock_getsize):
        '''
        Test that create_size_dictionary() correctly reports
        files' sizes in bytes.
        '''
        # Assign side effects
        mock_isdir.side_effect = isdir_dict_side_effect
        mock_walk.side_effect = make_walk_side_effect('create_size_dictionary')
        mock_getsize.side_effect = getsize_dict_side_effect

        # Test when one directory is provided
        sizes = sw.create_size_dictionary(['test_files'])

        self.assertEqual(len(sizes), 3)

        # Check that root_file.txt and test.pdf are in the dictionary
        root_path = [k for k in sizes.keys() if re.search('root_file.txt$', k)]
        pdf_path = [k for k in sizes.keys() if re.search('test.pdf$', k)]
        self.assertTrue(len(root_path) > 0)
        self.assertTrue(len(pdf_path) > 0)

        # Check that the size dictionary reports these files' correct sizes in bytes
        self.assertEqual(sizes[root_path[0]], 100)
        self.assertEqual(sizes[pdf_path[0]], 1000)

        # Check when two directories are provided
        sizes = sw.create_size_dictionary(['test_files', 'release'])
        self.assertEqual(len(sizes), 4)
        path = [k for k in sizes.keys() if re.search('output.txt$', k)]
        self.assertTrue(len(path) > 0)
        self.assertEqual(sizes[path[0]], 16)

        # Check when '.' is provided
        sizes = sw.create_size_dictionary(['.'])
        self.assertEqual(len(sizes), 4)

        # Check that the function does not raise an error when its path argument
        # is not a directory.
        sizes = sw.create_size_dictionary(['nonexistent_directory'])
        self.assertEqual(sizes, dict())

        # The path argument must be a string
        with self.assertRaises(TypeError), nostderrout():
            sizes = sw.create_size_dictionary([10])
Example #20
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 def test_start_log_no_lfs(self, mock_check_lfs):
     # Check that start_log() fails if check_lfs() finds that
     # git-lfs is not installed
     mock_check_lfs.side_effect = self.check_lfs_effect
     with self.assertRaises(ex_classes.LFSError), nostderrout():
         gs.start_log()