def test_one_more_syllable(self):
''' Tests that a couplet can be made if the lines are one syllable difference '''
poem = couplet.couplet('couplet_test1')
poem = [t.text for t in poem.tweets]
print poem
self.assertTrue((poem[0] == 'Boy I like the bay' and poem[1] == 'We will go there today!')
or (poem[1] == 'Boy I like the bay' and poem[0] == 'We will go there today!'))
def test_one_more_syllable(self):
''' Tests that a couplet can be made if the lines are one syllable difference '''
poem = couplet.couplet('couplet_test1')
poem = [t.text for t in poem.tweets]
print poem
self.assertTrue((poem[0] == 'Boy I like the bay'
and poem[1] == 'We will go there today!')
or (poem[1] == 'Boy I like the bay'
and poem[0] == 'We will go there today!'))
def test_same_syllables(self):
''' Tests that a couplet can be made with two lines w/ same # syllables '''
corpus = [parse('Well gosh, I hate the bay'),
parse('You must go there today!'),
parse('some filler')]
poem = couplet.couplet('couplet_test2')
poem = [t.text for t in poem.tweets]
print poem
self.assertTrue((poem[0] == 'Well gosh, I hate the bay' and poem[1] == 'You must go there today!')
or (poem[1] == 'Well gosh, I hate the bay' and poem[0] == 'You must go there today!'))
def test_same_syllables(self):
''' Tests that a couplet can be made with two lines w/ same # syllables '''
corpus = [
parse('Well gosh, I hate the bay'),
parse('You must go there today!'),
parse('some filler')
]
poem = couplet.couplet('couplet_test2')
poem = [t.text for t in poem.tweets]
print poem
self.assertTrue((poem[0] == 'Well gosh, I hate the bay'
and poem[1] == 'You must go there today!')
or (poem[1] == 'Well gosh, I hate the bay'
and poem[0] == 'You must go there today!'))