def test_good_data(self):
data_lines = \
[
'Temperature1=56',
'Temperature2=54 ',
'Temperature3=53',
'Temperature3=52',
'Temperature1=666',
]
expected_result = \
{
1:
[
56,
666
],
2:
[
54
],
3:
[
53,
52
],
}
parser = DataParser()
for line in data_lines:
parser.parse(line)
parsing_results = parser.get_results()
self.assertEqual(expected_result, parsing_results)
def test_bad_data(self):
data_lines = \
[
'Temperature1: 56',
'Temperature2=54 ',
'Temperature3=53',
'Temperature3=52',
'Temperature1=666',
'Temperature1',
'Error',
'Temperature1=666degrees',
'Temperature4=No data',
]
expected_result = \
{
1:
[
666
],
2:
[
54
],
3:
[
53,
52
],
}
parser = DataParser()
for line in data_lines:
parser.parse(line)
parsing_results = parser.get_results()
self.assertEqual(expected_result, parsing_results)