def test_version_none():
"""
If it doesn't have a version string, it should get the current one.
"""
oil = Oil('XXXXXX')
oil.metadata.name = 'An oil name'
pyjs = oil.py_json()
# remove the version:
pyjs.pop('adios_data_model_version', None)
oil = Oil.from_py_json(pyjs)
assert oil.adios_data_model_version == ADIOS_DATA_MODEL_VERSION
def test_json_minimal(self):
"""
When we convert our dataclass into a JSON struct, empty fields
will be sparse. The field will not be included in the struct.
So if we create an Oil with only a name, it will look like this:
{'name': 'A name for an oil'}
"""
oil = Oil(oil_id=OIL_ID)
assert oil.oil_id == OIL_ID
py_json = oil.py_json()
assert py_json["oil_id"] == OIL_ID
assert py_json['adios_data_model_version'] == str(
ADIOS_DATA_MODEL_VERSION)
print(py_json)
assert len(py_json) == 3
def test_json_minimal_nonsparse(self):
oil = Oil(oil_id=OIL_ID)
py_json = oil.py_json(sparse=False)
pprint(py_json)
assert len(py_json) == 8
for attr in [
'oil_id',
'adios_data_model_version',
'metadata',
'sub_samples',
'status',
'permanent_warnings',
'extra_data',
'review_status',
]:
assert attr in py_json