Exemplo n.º 1
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def test_filters_order():
    l = ListCollection([Bunch(a='b', b=5), Bunch(a='c', c='c')])
    filterd_l = l.filtered(a='b').select(lambda o: o.b > 4)
    assert len(filterd_l) == 1

    with pytest.raises(AttributeError):
        filterd_l = l.select(lambda o: o.b > 4)
Exemplo n.º 2
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def test_collections_slicing():
    L = ListCollection("abcdef")
    assert L[0] == 'a'
    assert L[-1] == 'f'
    assert L[:2] == list('ab')
    assert L[-2:] == list('ef')
    assert L[::2] == list('ace')
    assert L[::-2] == list('fdb')
Exemplo n.º 3
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def test_collection_reprs():
    def check(lst):
        str(lst)
        repr(lst)

    check(L)
    check(L.filtered(id=5))

    NL = ListCollection(L, name='lst')

    check(NL)
    check(NL.filtered(id=5))

    O = SimpleObjectCollection(L, ID_ATTRIBUTE='name')

    check(O)
    check(O.filtered(id=5))

    NO = SimpleObjectCollection(L, ID_ATTRIBUTE='name', name='objs')

    check(NO)
    check(NO.filtered(id=5))
Exemplo n.º 4
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def test_collection_sample():
    l = ListCollection("abcdef")
    assert len(l.sample(2.0)) == 2

    with pytest.raises(AssertionError):
        l.sample(1.5)
Exemplo n.º 5
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def test_collection_filter():
    lst = ListCollection("abcdef")
    assert lst.filtered(lambda c: c == 'a').sample(1) == ['a']
Exemplo n.º 6
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import pytest
from easypy.collections import separate
from easypy.collections import ListCollection, SimpleObjectCollection, partial_dict, UNIQUE, ObjectNotFound
from easypy.bunch import Bunch
from collections import Counter


class Obj(Bunch):
    def __repr__(self):
        return "%(name)s:%(id)s:%(v)s" % self


L = ListCollection(
    Obj(name=n, id=i, v=v)
    for n, i, v in zip("aabcdddeff", "1234567890", "xxxyyyxxyz")
    for _ in range(100))


def test_collection_filter():
    lst = ListCollection("abcdef")
    assert lst.filtered(lambda c: c == 'a').sample(1) == ['a']


def test_collection_reprs():
    def check(lst):
        str(lst)
        repr(lst)

    check(L)
    check(L.filtered(id=5))