def test_create_dictionaries_many2():
"""
Should return array with dictionaries as elements if splitting each spatial field on
semicolons produces multiple strings in any spatial field.
"""
INPUT = [
{
"city": "La Jolla;Pasadena",
"county": "San Diego;Los Angeles;Buncombe",
"state": "California;North Carolina",
"country": "United States",
"iso3166-2": "US-CA;US-NC",
}
]
EXPECTED = [
{
"city": "La Jolla",
"county": "San Diego",
"state": "California",
"country": "United States",
"iso3166-2": "US-CA",
},
{"city": "Pasadena", "county": "Los Angeles", "state": "North Carolina", "iso3166-2": "US-NC"},
{"county": "Buncombe"},
]
OUTPUT = create_dictionaries(INPUT)
assert OUTPUT == EXPECTED
def test_create_dictionaries_many2():
"""
Should return array with dictionaries as elements if splitting each spatial field on
semicolons produces multiple strings in any spatial field.
"""
INPUT = [{
"city": "La Jolla;Pasadena",
"county": "San Diego;Los Angeles;Buncombe",
"state": "California;North Carolina",
"country": "United States",
"iso3166-2": "US-CA;US-NC"
}]
EXPECTED = [
{
"city": "La Jolla",
"county": "San Diego",
"state": "California",
"country": "United States",
"iso3166-2": "US-CA"
},
{
"city": "Pasadena",
"county": "Los Angeles",
"state": "North Carolina",
"iso3166-2": "US-NC"
},
{
"county": "Buncombe"
}
]
OUTPUT = create_dictionaries(INPUT)
assert OUTPUT == EXPECTED
def test_create_dictionaries_one():
"""
Should return array with one dictionary as the only element if splitting each spatial field on
semicolons produces only one string for each spatial field.
"""
INPUT = [
{
"city": "Asheville",
"county": "Buncombe",
"state": "North Carolina;",
"country": "United States",
"iso3166-2": "US-NC",
}
]
EXPECTED = [
{
"city": "Asheville",
"county": "Buncombe",
"state": "North Carolina",
"country": "United States",
"iso3166-2": "US-NC",
}
]
OUTPUT = create_dictionaries(INPUT)
assert OUTPUT == EXPECTED
def test_create_dictionaries_one():
"""
Should return array with one dictionary as the only element if splitting each spatial field on
semicolons produces only one string for each spatial field.
"""
INPUT = [{
"city": "Asheville",
"county": "Buncombe",
"state": "North Carolina;",
"country": "United States",
"iso3166-2": "US-NC"
}]
EXPECTED = [{
"city": "Asheville",
"county": "Buncombe",
"state": "North Carolina",
"country": "United States",
"iso3166-2": "US-NC"
}]
OUTPUT = create_dictionaries(INPUT)
assert OUTPUT == EXPECTED
