def test_query_chart_by_indices(self, new_indices, result):
bg = BaseGraph()
bg.chart_type = "test"
bg.x = "a"
bg_1 = BaseGraph()
bg_1.chart_type = "test"
bg_1.x = "b"
new_indices = new_indices
df = cudf.DataFrame({"a": [1, 2, 3, 4], "b": [3, 4, 5, 6]})
bg.nodes = df
self.result = None
def t_func(data):
self.result = data
# creating a dummy reload chart fn as its not implemented in core
# non aggregate chart class
bg.reload_chart = t_func
bg.query_chart_by_indices(
active_chart=bg_1,
old_indices=[],
new_indices=new_indices,
datatile=None,
)
assert self.result.to_string() == result
def test_query_chart_by_indices(self, df_type, new_indices, result, index):
bg = BaseGraph()
bg.chart_type = "test"
bg.x = "a"
bg_1 = BaseGraph()
bg_1.chart_type = "test"
bg_1.x = "b"
new_indices = new_indices
df = initialize_df(df_type, {"a": [1, 2, 3, 4], "b": [3, 4, 5, 6]})
bg.nodes = df
self.result = None
def t_func(data):
self.result = data
# creating a dummy reload chart fn as its not implemented in core
# non aggregate chart class
bg.reload_chart = t_func
bg.query_chart_by_indices(
active_chart=bg_1,
old_indices=[],
new_indices=new_indices,
datatile=None,
)
result = initialize_df(df_type, result, index)
assert df_equals(self.result, result)