def test_save_invalidates_cache(self, dataset, local_csvs):
pds = PartitionedDataSet(str(local_csvs), dataset)
first_load = pds.load()
data = pd.DataFrame({"foo": 42, "bar": ["a", "b", None]})
part_id = "new/data.csv"
pds.save({part_id: data})
assert part_id not in first_load
assert part_id in pds.load()
def test_overwrite(self, local_csvs, overwrite, expected_num_parts):
pds = PartitionedDataSet(str(local_csvs),
"pandas.CSVDataSet",
overwrite=overwrite)
original_data = pd.DataFrame({"foo": 42, "bar": ["a", "b", None]})
part_id = "new/data"
pds.save({part_id: original_data})
loaded_partitions = pds.load()
assert part_id in loaded_partitions
assert len(loaded_partitions.keys()) == expected_num_parts
def test_save(self, dataset, mocked_csvs_in_s3):
pds = PartitionedDataSet(mocked_csvs_in_s3, dataset)
original_data = pd.DataFrame({"foo": 42, "bar": ["a", "b", None]})
part_id = "new/data.csv"
pds.save({part_id: original_data})
s3 = s3fs.S3FileSystem()
assert s3.exists("/".join([mocked_csvs_in_s3, part_id]))
loaded_partitions = pds.load()
assert part_id in loaded_partitions
reloaded_data = loaded_partitions[part_id]()
assert_frame_equal(reloaded_data, original_data)
def test_save(self, dataset, local_csvs, suffix):
pds = PartitionedDataSet(str(local_csvs),
dataset,
filename_suffix=suffix)
original_data = pd.DataFrame({"foo": 42, "bar": ["a", "b", None]})
part_id = "new/data"
pds.save({part_id: original_data})
assert (local_csvs / "new" / ("data" + suffix)).is_file()
loaded_partitions = pds.load()
assert part_id in loaded_partitions
reloaded_data = loaded_partitions[part_id]()
assert_frame_equal(reloaded_data, original_data)
def test_save_s3a(self, mocked_csvs_in_s3, mocker):
"""Test that save works in case of s3a protocol"""
s3a_path = "s3a://{}".format(mocked_csvs_in_s3.split("://", 1)[1])
# any type is fine as long as it passes isinstance check
# since _dataset_type is mocked later anyways
pds = PartitionedDataSet(s3a_path,
"pandas.CSVDataSet",
filename_suffix=".csv")
assert pds._protocol == "s3a"
mocked_ds = mocker.patch.object(pds, "_dataset_type")
mocked_ds.__name__ = "mocked"
new_partition = "new/data"
data = "data"
pds.save({new_partition: data})
mocked_ds.assert_called_once_with(
filepath="{}/{}.csv".format(s3a_path, new_partition))
mocked_ds.return_value.save.assert_called_once_with(data)
def test_save_invalidates_cache(self, local_csvs, mocker):
"""Test that save calls invalidate partition cache"""
pds = PartitionedDataSet(str(local_csvs), "pandas.CSVDataSet")
mocked_fs_invalidate = mocker.patch.object(pds._filesystem,
"invalidate_cache")
first_load = pds.load()
assert pds._partition_cache.currsize == 1
mocked_fs_invalidate.assert_not_called()
# save clears cache
data = pd.DataFrame({"foo": 42, "bar": ["a", "b", None]})
new_partition = "new/data.csv"
pds.save({new_partition: data})
assert pds._partition_cache.currsize == 0
# it seems that `_filesystem.invalidate_cache` calls itself inside,
# resulting in not one, but 2 mock calls
# hence using `assert_any_call` instead of `assert_called_once_with`
mocked_fs_invalidate.assert_any_call(pds._normalized_path)
# new load returns new partition too
second_load = pds.load()
assert new_partition not in first_load
assert new_partition in second_load