def test_create_test_builds_correctly():
t = Tackle('some_filename.txt')
assert len(t._tests) == 0
assert len(t._results.keys()) == 0
t.create_test(
test_name='test the test',
input_routing_key='test key 1',
output_routing_key='test key 2',
dataset=None, # not actually running the test so not a problem
)
assert len(t._tests) == 1
assert len(t._results.keys()) == 1
assert t._results.get('test the test') != None
import asyncio
import json
import logging
from tackle import Tackle
logging.basicConfig(level="DEBUG")
log = logging.getLogger(__name__)
t = Tackle(output_path='any.txt')
input = json.loads(
'{"type": "PUBLISH_NEW_CITATION", "user": "******", "timestamp": "definitely right now", "payload": {"text": "oh hi there, some very interesting! sample! text!", "GUID": "fake-citation-3599", "tags": [], "meta": {}}}'
)
output = json.loads(
'{"type": "CITATION_PUBLISHED", "user": "******", "timestamp": "definitely right now", "priority": 1, "payload": {"text": "oh hi there, some very interesting! sample! text!", "GUID": "fake-citation-3599", "tags": [], "meta": {}}}'
)
data = [{'in': input, 'out': output}]
t.create_test(test_name='Test setup',
input_routing_key='command.writemodel',
output_routing_key='event.emitted',
dataset=data)
t.run_tests()
results = t.results()
