Python get_time_unit_from_string Examples

Example #1

 def test_decade(self):
     ct = get_time_unit_from_string('decade')
     self.assertEqual(ct, TimeUnit.DECADE)

Example #2

 def test_month(self):
     ct = get_time_unit_from_string('month')
     self.assertEqual(ct, TimeUnit.MONTH)

Example #3

 def test_year(self):
     ct = get_time_unit_from_string('year')
     self.assertEqual(ct, TimeUnit.YEAR)

Example #4

 def test_day(self):
     ct = get_time_unit_from_string('day')
     self.assertEqual(ct, TimeUnit.DAY)

Example #5

 def test_week(self):
     ct = get_time_unit_from_string('week')
     self.assertEqual(ct, TimeUnit.WEEK)

Example #6

 def test_hour(self):
     ct = get_time_unit_from_string('hour')
     self.assertEqual(ct, TimeUnit.HOUR)

Example #7

 def test_minute(self):
     ct = get_time_unit_from_string('minute')
     self.assertEqual(ct, TimeUnit.MINUTE)

Example #8

 def test_second(self):
     ct = get_time_unit_from_string('second')
     self.assertEqual(ct, TimeUnit.SECOND)

Example #9

 def test_none_or_empty(self):
     ct = get_time_unit_from_string(None)
     self.assertIsNone(ct)
     ct = get_time_unit_from_string('')
     self.assertIsNone(ct)

Example #10

 def test_invalid(self):
     with self.assertRaises(InvalidArgument):
         get_time_unit_from_string('foo')