Example #1
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def test_reverse_geocoding_of_nothing():
    try:
        geodata.regions_xy(-30.0, -30.0, 'city')
    except ValueError as e:
        assert str(e).startswith(
            'No objects were found for [-30.000000, -30.000000].\n')
        return

    assert False, 'Should fail with nothing found exceptuion'
Example #2
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def test_reverse_geocoding_of_list_(lons, lats):
    r = geodata.regions_xy(lons, lats, 'city')
    assert_row(r.to_data_frame(),
               index=0,
               request='[-71.057083, 42.361145]',
               found_name='Boston')
    assert_row(r.to_data_frame(),
               index=1,
               request='[-73.935242, 40.730610]',
               found_name='New York City')
Example #3
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def test_only_one_sevastopol():
    sevastopol = geodata.regions_xy(SEVASTOPOL_LON, SEVASTOPOL_LAT, 'city')

    assert_row(sevastopol.to_data_frame(), id=SEVASTOPOL_ID)
Example #4
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def test_reverse_geocoding_of_nyc():
    r = geodata.regions_xy(NYC_LON, NYC_LAT, 'city')

    assert_row(r.to_data_frame(), found_name='New York City')
Example #5
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def test_reverse_moscow(level, expected_name):
    r = geodata.regions_xy(lon=MOSCOW_LON, lat=MOSCOW_LAT, level=level)
    assert_row(r.to_data_frame(), found_name=expected_name)