def test_v6_monthly(self):
fixture_path = join(self.fixture_dir, 'v6--views--2021-11-01_2021-11-30.json')
fixture = json.load(open(fixture_path, 'r'))
# it's a 2021-11 fixture but we'll use 2021-12 dates so that the v6 module is picked.
from_dt, to_dt = datetime(2021, 12, 1), datetime(2021, 12, 31) # monthly
with patch('article_metrics.ga_metrics.core.query_ga_write_results', return_value=(fixture, fixture_path)):
with patch('article_metrics.ga_metrics.core.output_path', return_value=fixture_path):
ga_table_id = '0xdeadbeef'
results = core.article_views(ga_table_id, from_dt, to_dt, cached=False, only_cached=False)
expected_num_results = 11738
expected_total = Counter(full=712582, abstract=0, digest=0)
# representative sample of `/article` and `/article/executable`, /article?foo=...
expected_sample = [
(61268, Counter(full=209, abstract=0, digest=0)),
(60066, Counter(full=814, abstract=0, digest=0)),
(61523, Counter(full=127, abstract=0, digest=0)),
(64909, Counter(full=422, abstract=0, digest=0)),
(60095, Counter(full=64, abstract=0, digest=0)),
(30274, Counter(full=82, abstract=0, digest=0)),
(48, Counter(full=2, abstract=0, digest=0)),
(78, Counter(full=3, abstract=0, digest=0)),
]
self.assertEqual(expected_num_results, len(results))
self.assertEqual(expected_total, elife_v1.count_counter_list(results.values()))
for msid, expected_count in expected_sample:
self.assertEqual(expected_count, results[utils.msid2doi(msid)])
def test_v5_daily(self):
"the daily `/article/123` and `/article/123/executable` sums add up"
fixture_path = join(self.fixture_dir, 'v5--views--2020-02-22.json')
fixture = json.load(open(fixture_path, 'r'))
from_dt = to_dt = datetime(2020, 2, 22) # daily
with patch('article_metrics.ga_metrics.core.query_ga_write_results', return_value=(fixture, fixture_path)):
with patch('article_metrics.ga_metrics.core.output_path', return_value=fixture_path):
ga_table_id = '0xdeadbeef'
results = core.article_views(ga_table_id, from_dt, to_dt, cached=False, only_cached=False)
expected_total_results = 4491 # total results after counting (not rows in fixture)
expected_total = Counter(full=379200, abstract=0, digest=0) # total of all results
# mix of `/article` and `/article/executable`
expected_sample = {
48: Counter(full=48, abstract=0, digest=0),
68: Counter(full=2, abstract=0, digest=0),
78: Counter(full=30, abstract=0, digest=0),
90: Counter(full=38, abstract=0, digest=0)
}
self.assertEqual(expected_total_results, len(results))
self.assertEqual(expected_total, elife_v1.count_counter_list(results.values()))
for msid, expected_count in expected_sample.items():
self.assertEqual(expected_count, results[utils.msid2doi(msid)])
def test_one_bad_apple(self):
"bad article objects are removed from results"
cases = {
'1111': ([1, 1, 1], 1, 1),
'2222': ([2, 2, 2], 2, 2),
}
base.insert_metrics(cases)
# skitch doi
# this is the particular bad doi I'm dealing with right now
bad_doi = '10.7554/eLife.e30552' # preceeding 'e'
models.Article.objects.filter(doi=utils.msid2doi('1111')).update(
doi=bad_doi)
url = reverse('v2:summary')
resp = self.c.get(url)
self.assertEqual(resp.status_code, 200)
expected_response = {
'total':
1,
'items': [{
'id': 2222,
'views': 2,
'downloads': 2,
models.CROSSREF: 2,
models.PUBMED: 2,
models.SCOPUS: 2
}]
}
self.assertEqual(resp.json(), expected_response)
def test_v6_daily(self):
fixture_path = join(self.fixture_dir, 'v6--views--2021-11-30.json')
fixture = json.load(open(fixture_path, 'r'))
from_dt = to_dt = datetime(2021, 12, 1) # daily
with patch('article_metrics.ga_metrics.core.query_ga_write_results', return_value=(fixture, fixture_path)):
with patch('article_metrics.ga_metrics.core.output_path', return_value=fixture_path):
ga_table_id = '0xdeadbeef'
results = core.article_views(ga_table_id, from_dt, to_dt, cached=False, only_cached=False)
expected_num_results = 7265
expected_total = Counter(full=31275, abstract=0, digest=0)
# representative sample of `/article` and `/article/executable`, /article?foo=...
expected_sample = [
(61268, Counter(full=7, abstract=0, digest=0)),
(60066, Counter(full=4, abstract=0, digest=0)),
(61523, Counter(full=5, abstract=0, digest=0)),
(64909, Counter(full=17, abstract=0, digest=0)),
(60095, Counter(full=1, abstract=0, digest=0)),
(30274, Counter(full=8, abstract=0, digest=0)),
(48, Counter(full=1, abstract=0, digest=0)),
(78, Counter(full=1, abstract=0, digest=0)),
]
self.assertEqual(expected_num_results, len(results))
self.assertEqual(expected_total, elife_v1.count_counter_list(results.values()))
for msid, expected_count in expected_sample:
self.assertEqual(expected_count, results[utils.msid2doi(msid)])
def test_one_bad_apple(self):
"articles with bad dois don't prevent an entire summary from being returned"
cases = {
'1111': ([1, 1, 1], 1, 1),
'2222': ([2, 2, 2], 2, 2),
}
base.insert_metrics(cases)
# skitch doi
# this is the particular bad doi I'm dealing with right now
bad_doi = '10.7554/eLife.00000'
models.Article.objects.filter(doi=utils.msid2doi('1111')).update(
doi=bad_doi)
# expect just one result
resp = self.c.get(reverse('v2:summary'))
expected_response = {
'total':
1,
'items': [
{
'id': 2222,
'views': 2,
'downloads': 2,
models.CROSSREF: 2,
models.PUBMED: 2,
models.SCOPUS: 2
},
]
}
self.assertEqual(resp.json(), expected_response)
def enplumpen(artid):
"takes an article id like e01234 and returns a DOI like 10.7554/eLife.01234"
if isint(artid):
return msid2doi(artid)
ensure(artid[0] == 'e', 'cannot convert article id %s to doi' % artid)
return artid.replace('e', '10.7554/eLife.')
def test_msid_to_doi(self):
cases = [(3, '10.7554/eLife.00003'), (10627, '10.7554/eLife.10627')]
for given, expected in cases:
self.assertEqual(utils.msid2doi(given), expected)
def count_for_msid(msid):
return count_for_doi(utils.msid2doi(msid))
def count_for_msid(msid):
return count_for_obj(models.Article.objects.get(doi=utils.msid2doi(msid)))