Exemplo n.º 1
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 def test_with_data_as_tuple_with_strings(self):
     mytuple = (
         ('2019-01-01', 0),
         (timestamp_converter('2019-01-01'), 1),
     )
     ts = TimeSeries(*mytuple, default=10)
     expected = {timestamp_converter(key): value for key, value in mytuple}
     assert ts.items() == expected.items()
     assert ts.default == 10
Exemplo n.º 2
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 def test_with_dict_keys_being_strings(self):
     dct = {
         '2019-01-01': 1,
         '2019-02-01': 2,
         timestamp_converter('2019-03-01'): 3,
     }
     ts = TimeSeries(dct, default=10)
     expected = {
         timestamp_converter(key): value
         for key, value in dct.items()
     }
     assert ts.items() == expected.items()
     assert ts.default == 10
Exemplo n.º 3
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    def test_update(self, smallts):
        og_ts = deepcopy(smallts)
        last_index = smallts.index[-1]
        new_index = last_index + pd.Timedelta('2 days')
        new_value = 10

        # Updating with TimeSeries
        other = TimeSeries({new_index: new_value, last_index: new_value})
        og_ts.update(other)

        assert og_ts[new_index] == new_value
        assert og_ts[last_index] == new_value

        # Updating with tuple
        og_ts = deepcopy(smallts)
        other_tuple = tuple(other.items())
        og_ts.update(other_tuple)

        assert og_ts[new_index] == new_value

        # Updating with *args
        og_ts = deepcopy(smallts)
        other_new_index = new_index + pd.Timedelta('2 hours')
        other_new = TimeSeries({other_new_index: new_value})
        og_ts.update([other, other_new])

        assert og_ts[new_index] == new_value
        assert og_ts[other_new_index] == new_value

        # Updating with dict
        og_ts = deepcopy(smallts)
        og_ts.update({new_index: new_value})

        assert og_ts[new_index] == new_value

        # Updating with **kwargs
        og_ts = deepcopy(smallts)
        with pytest.raises(TypeError):
            og_ts.update(**{new_index: new_value})