def test_io(doc = DOC_1):
p = docstring_to_file(doc, "test_yaml_doc.txt")
assert doc == "\n".join([x[0] for x in yield_csv_rows(p)])
y = get_yaml(p)
assert y[0][0] == 'Something looking like a yaml'
assert y[1]["key1"] == 'with two documents'
delete_file(p)
def test_io(doc=DOC_1):
p = docstring_to_file(doc, "test_yaml_doc.txt")
assert doc == "\n".join([x[0] for x in yield_csv_rows(p)])
y = get_yaml(p)
assert y[0][0] == 'Something looking like a yaml'
assert y[1]["key1"] == 'with two documents'
delete_file(p)
def cfg_tests():
# is cfg string equavalent to its reading?
import yaml
assert list(yaml.load_all(doc_cfg_file_content)) == ref_reading_of_cfg_file
# is file with cfg string equavalent to its reading?
from kep.file_io.specification import get_yaml
assert get_yaml(cfg_path) == ref_reading_of_cfg_file
# does file with cfg string specify correct data structure?
assert load_cfg(cfg_path) == ref_qualified_cfg_contents
def cfg_tests():
# is cfg string equavalent to its reading?
import yaml
assert list(yaml.load_all(doc_cfg_file_content)) == ref_reading_of_cfg_file
# is file with cfg string equavalent to its reading?
from kep.file_io.specification import get_yaml
assert get_yaml(cfg_path) == ref_reading_of_cfg_file
# does file with cfg string specify correct data structure?
assert load_cfg(cfg_path) == ref_qualified_cfg_contents
def test_io(self):
p = docstring_to_file(self.DOC_1, "test_yaml_doc.txt")
self.assertEqual(self.DOC_1, "\n".join([x[0] for x in yield_csv_rows(p)]))
y = get_yaml(p)
self.assertEqual(y[0][0], 'Something looking like a yaml')
self.assertEqual(y[1]["key1"], 'with two documents')
