def test_find_address_err_mess():
"""Error message provides lat & lon in correct order."""
try:
utils.find_address(lat=40, lon=-200)
except ValueError as err:
message = str(err)
assert ("lat=40" in message) and ("lon=-200" in message)
def __init__(self, lat, lon):
"""Initialize a Watershed object
:param lon: Longitude of point in decimal degrees.
:type lon: float
:param lat: Latitude of point in decimal degrees.
:type lat: float
:param simplify: Whether to simplify the polygon representation.
:type simplify: bool
"""
self.lat, self.lon = lat, lon
self.state = utils.find_state(utils.find_address(lat=lat, lon=lon))
self.data = self._delineate()
self.workspace = self.data['workspaceID']
self.parameters = self.data['parameters']
def test_canada_raises_errors():
"""Points outside the U.S. should raise errors."""
with pytest.raises(AssertionError):
utils.find_address(lat=45.5017, lon=-73.5673)
def test_find_state():
"""Verify that the correct state is returned."""
address = utils.find_address(lat=40.0076, lon=-105.2659)
state = utils.find_state(address)
assert state == 'CO'
def test_find_address():
"""Verify that addresses are retrieved."""
address = utils.find_address(lat=40.0076, lon=-105.2659)
assert address['city'] == 'Boulder'
assert address['state'] == 'Colorado'
def address():
"""A fixture for the address of Boulder, CO."""
return utils.find_address(lat=40.0076, lon=-105.2659)