def test_chop_on_key_not_in_db():
    gen_demo_data()
    db = connect("DELETEME.dbdb")
    assert db.chop(6.1) == [(6, u'six'), (1, u'one'), (3, u'three'),
                            (4, u'four')]
    db.close()
    purge_demo_data()
def test_commit_necessary():
    gen_demo_data()
    db = connect("DELETEME.dbdb")
    db.set(10, "nonsense")  # this fails
    db.close()

    db = connect("DELETEME.dbdb")
    assert db.get(10) == "ten"
    db.close()

    db = connect("DELETEME.dbdb")
    db.set(10, "nonsense")  # this works
    db.commit()
    db.close()

    db = connect("DELETEME.dbdb")
    assert db.get(10) == "nonsense"
    db.close()
    purge_demo_data()
def gen_demo_data():
    # initialize database
    db = connect("DELETEME.dbdb")
    db.close()

    # fill database
    input_data = [
        (1, "one"),
        (3, "three"),
        (4, "four"),
        (6, "six"),
        (7, "seven"),
        (8, "eight"),
        (10, "ten"),
        (10, "ten"),
        (13, "thirteen"),
        (14, "fourteen"),
    ]
    db = connect("DELETEME.dbdb")
    for key, val in input_data:
        db.set(key, val)
    # db._print_tree() # USE THIS TO VISUALIZE TREE
    db.commit()
    db.close()
def test_balance_successful():
    gen_demo_data()
    # check balance
    # note that in the absence of balancing every node will be entered to the right
    db = connect("DELETEME.dbdb")
    assert db.get_left(6) == (3, "three")
    assert db.get_right(6) == (8, "eight")
    assert db.get_left(3) == (1, "one")
    assert db.get_right(3) == (4, "four")
    assert db.get_left(8) == (7, "seven")
    assert db.get_right(8) == (13, "thirteen")
    assert db.get_left(13) == (10, "ten")
    assert db.get_right(13) == (14, "fourteen")
    db.close()
    purge_demo_data()
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	i : a counter to be appended to the file name where it is stored 
	Returns
	-------
	None. 
    '''
    path = "ts-{}.txt".format(i)
    datafile_id = open(path, 'wb')
    data = np.array([ts._times, ts._values])
    data = data.T

    np.savetxt(datafile_id, data, fmt=['%.3f','%8f'])
    datafile_id.close()

 # Get distance from vantage points from DB, and if its not there then proceed

db = redblackDB.connect("distanceFromVantagePoints.dbdb")
db_vantagepoints = redblackDB.connect("vantagePoints.dbdb")
db_data = redblackDB.connect("timeseriesdata.dbdb")

distances_from_vantage_points = []
v=[]
x=[]

try:

	#try to read the file containing the dictionary of vantagepoint_id:vantagepoint_timeseries

	#try to check if there are 20 redblack trees. One of these will be read in the later part oft he code. 
	#db_data.get('hello')
	#raise KeyError
	file=open('vantagepointids.txt')
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    #print("I'mhere",ts_obj)
    return ts_obj


def encodeVantagePoints(decoded):
    """"""


def decodeVantagePoints(encoded):
    """"""

# Get distance from vantage points from DB, and if its not there then proceed


# os.remove('distanceFromVantagePoints.dbdb')
db = redblackDB.connect("distanceFromVantagePoints.dbdb")
db_vantagepoints = redblackDB.connect("vantagePoints.dbdb")
db_data = redblackDB.connect("timeseriesdata.dbdb")
db_known_ts = redblackDB.connect(sys.argv[1])

dbKey = 'encodedDistance'
dbKey_vantagepoint = 'vantagePoints'
dbKey_data = 'timeseriesdata'
dbKey_known_ts = 'newtimeseries'

distances_from_vantage_points = []
# Check if it is in DB
try:
    #print("getting distances from storage")
    encodedDistances = db.get(dbKey)
    distances_from_vantage_points = decodeVantageDistances(encodedDistances)
def test_get_min():
    gen_demo_data()
    db = connect("DELETEME.dbdb")
    assert db.get_min() == "one"
    db.close()
    purge_demo_data()