def test_reset(self):
"""
Tests: sadface.reset()
A sadface document is created and manipulated then reset is used
to return the document to it's initial state
"""
# Iniitialise a SADFace document
sf.initialise()
expected = None
out = sf.get_title()
self.assertEqual(out, expected)
# Explicitly alter it
expected = "DAKA DAKA"
sf.set_title(expected)
out = sf.get_title()
self.assertEqual(out, expected)
# Reset the document - this should now be in the pre-init, empty-dict state
sf.reset()
expected = {}
out = sf.sd
self.assertEqual(out, expected)
def test_set_title(self):
"""
Tests: sadface.get_title() & set_title
"""
sf.initialise()
t = "test title"
sf.set_title(t)
out = sf.get_title()
expected = t
self.assertEqual(out, expected)
def addPrompt(prompt):
#set metadata
#create sf doc
sf.initialise()
#add prompt statement
sf.add_atom(prompt)
#set prompt as claim
sf.set_claim(sf.get_atom_id(prompt))
#set title
sf.set_title(prompt)
#create file
sfJSON = sf.export_json()
fm.createFile(sfJSON)
return None
#add vote
#argument = array with title and argument voted for
#returns status
import json
import sadface as sf
sf.config.init("etc/test.cfg")
sf.initialise()
sf.set_title("very important")
sf.add_notes("some nonsense about stuff...")
sf.append_notes("yet more notes n stuff")
sf.set_description("a cohesive description of this argument document")
con1 = "You should treasure every moment"
prem1 = ["if you are going to die then you should treasure every moment", "You are going to die"]
arg1 = sf.add_argument(con_text=con1, prem_text=prem1, con_id=None, prem_id=None)
t1 = sf.get_atom_id("You are going to die")
prem2 = ["Every person is going to die", "You are a person"]
arg2 = sf.add_support(con_text=None, prem_text=prem2, con_id=t1, prem_id=None)
prem3 = "YOLO"
arg3 = sf.add_conflict(arg_id=t1, conflict_text=prem3)
print(sf.prettyprint())
dot = sf.export_dot()#trad=False) # Uncomment to use the brewer colourscheme
with open('out.dot', 'w') as file:
file.write(dot)
def createTestFile():
sf.initialise()
sf.set_title("test file")
return sf.export_json()