class ArticleRankerTest(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
fill_database()
config_ = load_config(file_path="/vagrant/config.yaml", logger=logger)
self.feature_extractor = EsaFeatureExtractor(prefix=config_['prefix'])
self.ranker = ArticleRanker(extractor=self.feature_extractor)
self.article_as_dict = {'news_vendor': 'TechCrunch',
'author': "MG Siegler",
'link': "http://www.techcrunch.com",
'headline': "Again Apple",
'clean_content': "Fooobaaar!",
'content': "<p>Fooobaaar!</p>",
'features': {'version': '1.0',
'data': [(1, 0.5),
(3, 0.6)
]
}
}
def tearDown(self):
clear_database()
def test_get_vendor_false(self):
vendor = self.ranker.get_vendor({'news_vendor': 'not in db'})
self.assertEqual(vendor, None)
def test_get_vendor(self):
vendor = self.ranker.get_vendor(self.article_as_dict)
self.assertEqual(vendor.config, 'vendor config')
def test_save_article_false(self):
vendor = self.ranker.get_vendor(self.article_as_dict)
stored_article = self.ranker.save_article(vendor, {'headline': "Everything else is missing."})
self.assertEqual(stored_article, None)
def test_save_article(self):
vendor = self.ranker.get_vendor(self.article_as_dict)
stored_article = self.ranker.save_article(vendor, self.article_as_dict)
self.assertEqual(stored_article.author, 'MG Siegler')
def test_save_rating(self):
vendor = self.ranker.get_vendor(self.article_as_dict)
stored_article = self.ranker.save_article(vendor, self.article_as_dict)
user = User.objects(email="*****@*****.**").first()
self.ranker.save_rating(user=user, article=stored_article, rating=1.0)
user.reload()
ranked_articles = RankedArticle.objects(user_id=user.id)
self.assertEqual(3, ranked_articles.count())
self.assertEqual(1.0, ranked_articles[0].rating)
def test_rank_article(self):
pass
#some error in gensim. probably because some features are not quite right
self.ranker.rank_article(self.article_as_dict)
class ArticleRankerTest(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
fill_database()
add_vendors()
config_ = load_config(file_path="/vagrant/config.yaml", logger=logger)
self.feature_extractor = TfidfFeatureExtractor(prefix=config_['prefix'])
self.ranker = ArticleRanker(extractor=self.feature_extractor)
self.body = '{"news_vendor": "boingboing", ' \
'"features": ' \
'{"version": "TF-IDF-1.1", ' \
'"data": [[87, 1.0]]}, ' \
'"author": "David Pescovitz", ' \
'"headline": "Documentary about Astro Boy creator Osamu\\u00a0Tezuka",' \
' "content": "<p class=\\"byline permalink\\"><a href=\\"http://boingboing.net/author/david_pescovitz\\" title=\\"Posts by David Pescovitz\\" rel=\\"author\\">David Pescovitz</a> at 9:33 am Wed, Oct 23, 2013 \\n\\n\\n\\n</p>", ' \
'"clean_content": "David Pescovitz at 9:33 am Wed, Oct 23, 2013 ",' \
' "link": "http://rss.feedsportal.com/c/35208/f/653965/s/32d1ba95/sc/38/l/0Lboingboing0Bnet0C20A130C10A0C230Cdocumentary0Eabout0Eastro0Eboy0Ecr0Bhtml/story01.htm"}'
self.article_as_dict = json.loads(self.body)
def tearDown(self):
#clear_database()
pass
def test_get_vendor(self):
vendor = self.ranker.get_vendor(self.article_as_dict)
self.assertEqual(self.article_as_dict.get('news_vendor'), vendor.name)
def test_save_article(self):
vendor = self.ranker.get_vendor(self.article_as_dict)
stored_article = self.ranker.save_article(vendor, self.article_as_dict)
self.assertEqual(stored_article.author, 'David Pescovitz')
def test_save_rating(self):
vendor = self.ranker.get_vendor(self.article_as_dict)
stored_article = self.ranker.save_article(vendor, self.article_as_dict)
user = User.objects(email="*****@*****.**").first()
# Store number of ranked items
ranked_articles = RankedArticle.objects(user_id=user.id)
ranked_articles_before = ranked_articles.count()
# Store new ranked article
self.ranker.save_rating(user=user, article=stored_article, rating=1.0)
user.reload()
ranked_articles_after = RankedArticle.objects(user_id=user.id).count()
self.assertEqual(1, ranked_articles_after - ranked_articles_before)
self.assertEqual(1.0, ranked_articles[ranked_articles_before].rating)
def test_rank_article(self):
pass
#some error in gensim. probably because some features are not quite right
self.ranker.rank_article(self.article_as_dict)
ranker = ArticleRanker(extractor=feature_extractor)
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According to his <a href=\\"http://www.linkedin.com/pub/mikey-dickerson/40/73/b49\\">LinkedIn profile</a>, he\\u2019s a seven-year veteran of Google who also spent five months working on the Obama campaign during the 2012 election. He\\u2019s on leave from Google, according to a person familiar with the situation.</p><a href=\\"http://www.linkedin.com/pub/mikey-dickerson/40/73/b49\\">LinkedIn profile</a><p>A second engineer is Greg Gershman, whose <a href=\\"http://www.linkedin.com/in/greggershman\\">LinkedIn profile </a> lists him as the director of innovation at <a href=\\"http://www.mobomo.com/\\">Mobomo</a>, a Baltimore-based company that has built mobile apps for the U.S. Navy and NASA. He\\u2019s a former presidential innovation fellow who spent six months working on <a href=\\"https://my.usa.gov/\\">Project MyUSA</a>, a site intended to \\u201cre-imagine the relationship between citizens and government through technology.\\u201d</p><a href=\\"http://www.linkedin.com/in/greggershman\\">LinkedIn profile </a><a href=\\"http://www.mobomo.com/\\">Mobomo</a><a href=\\"https://my.usa.gov/\\">Project MyUSA</a><p>The story didn\\u2019t name anyone from Oracle or Red Hat working on the effort, dubbed the \\u201ctech surge,\\u201d to try to get the site running properly. Stephanie Wonderlick, a spokeswoman for Red Hat, didn\\u2019t have any comment. Google had no comment. </p><p>Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle, one of the companies supplying the software underpinning the site, was asked about the effort at a shareholders meeting held today. \\u201cWe think it\\u2019s our responsibility as a technology provider to serve all of our customers, and the government is one of our customers,\\u201d he said. \\u201cWe are helping them in every way we can. I will refrain from editorial comments about what has happened there. I think most of us want to see our government operating effectively.\\u201d (Ellison\\u2019s <a href=\\"http://oracle.com.edgesuite.net/ivt/wc/4000/5204/18806/29569/Lobby/default.htm\\">comments are here</a> at about the 1:15 mark during the Q&A portion of the meeting.) </p><a href=\\"http://oracle.com.edgesuite.net/ivt/wc/4000/5204/18806/29569/Lobby/default.htm\\">comments are here</a><p>The HealthCare.gov site has been plagued by availability problems from the start. And yesterday Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, <a href=\\"http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304655104579166033844245124\\">apologized for the issues</a>. What\\u2019s missing so far is a clear and precise explanation of what went wrong. </p><a href=\\"http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304655104579166033844245124\\">apologized for the issues</a><p>Whatever it is they\\u2019re doing, they better hurry. Those people who haven\\u2019t bought health insurance by March 31 are, under the terms of the Affordable Care Act, subject to fines. </p><div class=\\"clearfix\\"></div>", "clean_content": "Engineers from at least three major tech companies are said to be helping the federal government with its troubled health insurance website, HealthCare.gov.According to a Bloomberg report, at least three employees on leave from Google, Oracle and Red Hat are stepping in to help get the site up and running nearly a month after its disastrous launch. Bloomberg reportOne of those named is Michael Dickerson, a site reliability engineer at Google. According to his LinkedIn profile, he\\u2019s a seven-year veteran of Google who also spent five months working on the Obama campaign during the 2012 election. He\\u2019s on leave from Google, according to a person familiar with the situation.LinkedIn profileA second engineer is Greg Gershman, whose LinkedIn profile lists him as the director of innovation at Mobomo, a Baltimore-based company that has built mobile apps for the U.S. Navy and NASA. He\\u2019s a former presidential innovation fellow who spent six months working on Project MyUSA, a site intended to \\u201cre-imagine the relationship between citizens and government through technology.\\u201dLinkedIn profile MobomoProject MyUSAThe story didn\\u2019t name anyone from Oracle or Red Hat working on the effort, dubbed the \\u201ctech surge,\\u201d to try to get the site running properly. Stephanie Wonderlick, a spokeswoman for Red Hat, didn\\u2019t have any comment. Google had no comment. Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle, one of the companies supplying the software underpinning the site, was asked about the effort at a shareholders meeting held today. \\u201cWe think it\\u2019s our responsibility as a technology provider to serve all of our customers, and the government is one of our customers,\\u201d he said. \\u201cWe are helping them in every way we can. I will refrain from editorial comments about what has happened there. I think most of us want to see our government operating effectively.\\u201d (Ellison\\u2019s comments are here at about the 1:15 mark during the Q&A portion of the meeting.) comments are hereThe HealthCare.gov site has been plagued by availability problems from the start. And yesterday Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, apologized for the issues. What\\u2019s missing so far is a clear and precise explanation of what went wrong. apologized for the issuesWhatever it is they\\u2019re doing, they better hurry. Those people who haven\\u2019t bought health insurance by March 31 are, under the terms of the Affordable Care Act, subject to fines. ", "link": "http://allthingsd.com/20131031/oracle-google-and-red-hat-engineers-ride-to-the-rescue-of-health-care-site/"}'
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According to his <a href=\\"http://www.linkedin.com/pub/mikey-dickerson/40/73/b49\\">LinkedIn profile</a>, he\\u2019s a seven-year veteran of Google who also spent five months working on the Obama campaign during the 2012 election. He\\u2019s on leave from Google, according to a person familiar with the situation.</p><a href=\\"http://www.linkedin.com/pub/mikey-dickerson/40/73/b49\\">LinkedIn profile</a><p>A second engineer is Greg Gershman, whose <a href=\\"http://www.linkedin.com/in/greggershman\\">LinkedIn profile </a> lists him as the director of innovation at <a href=\\"http://www.mobomo.com/\\">Mobomo</a>, a Baltimore-based company that has built mobile apps for the U.S. Navy and NASA. He\\u2019s a former presidential innovation fellow who spent six months working on <a href=\\"https://my.usa.gov/\\">Project MyUSA</a>, a site intended to \\u201cre-imagine the relationship between citizens and government through technology.\\u201d</p><a href=\\"http://www.linkedin.com/in/greggershman\\">LinkedIn profile </a><a href=\\"http://www.mobomo.com/\\">Mobomo</a><a href=\\"https://my.usa.gov/\\">Project MyUSA</a><p>The story didn\\u2019t name anyone from Oracle or Red Hat working on the effort, dubbed the \\u201ctech surge,\\u201d to try to get the site running properly. Stephanie Wonderlick, a spokeswoman for Red Hat, didn\\u2019t have any comment. Google had no comment. </p><p>Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle, one of the companies supplying the software underpinning the site, was asked about the effort at a shareholders meeting held today. \\u201cWe think it\\u2019s our responsibility as a technology provider to serve all of our customers, and the government is one of our customers,\\u201d he said. \\u201cWe are helping them in every way we can. I will refrain from editorial comments about what has happened there. I think most of us want to see our government operating effectively.\\u201d (Ellison\\u2019s <a href=\\"http://oracle.com.edgesuite.net/ivt/wc/4000/5204/18806/29569/Lobby/default.htm\\">comments are here</a> at about the 1:15 mark during the Q&A portion of the meeting.) </p><a href=\\"http://oracle.com.edgesuite.net/ivt/wc/4000/5204/18806/29569/Lobby/default.htm\\">comments are here</a><p>The HealthCare.gov site has been plagued by availability problems from the start. And yesterday Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, <a href=\\"http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304655104579166033844245124\\">apologized for the issues</a>. What\\u2019s missing so far is a clear and precise explanation of what went wrong. </p><a href=\\"http://online.wsj.com/news/articles/SB10001424052702304655104579166033844245124\\">apologized for the issues</a><p>Whatever it is they\\u2019re doing, they better hurry. Those people who haven\\u2019t bought health insurance by March 31 are, under the terms of the Affordable Care Act, subject to fines. </p><div class=\\"clearfix\\"></div>", "clean_content": "Engineers from at least three major tech companies are said to be helping the federal government with its troubled health insurance website, HealthCare.gov.According to a Bloomberg report, at least three employees on leave from Google, Oracle and Red Hat are stepping in to help get the site up and running nearly a month after its disastrous launch. Bloomberg reportOne of those named is Michael Dickerson, a site reliability engineer at Google. According to his LinkedIn profile, he\\u2019s a seven-year veteran of Google who also spent five months working on the Obama campaign during the 2012 election. He\\u2019s on leave from Google, according to a person familiar with the situation.LinkedIn profileA second engineer is Greg Gershman, whose LinkedIn profile lists him as the director of innovation at Mobomo, a Baltimore-based company that has built mobile apps for the U.S. Navy and NASA. He\\u2019s a former presidential innovation fellow who spent six months working on Project MyUSA, a site intended to \\u201cre-imagine the relationship between citizens and government through technology.\\u201dLinkedIn profile MobomoProject MyUSAThe story didn\\u2019t name anyone from Oracle or Red Hat working on the effort, dubbed the \\u201ctech surge,\\u201d to try to get the site running properly. Stephanie Wonderlick, a spokeswoman for Red Hat, didn\\u2019t have any comment. Google had no comment. Larry Ellison, CEO of Oracle, one of the companies supplying the software underpinning the site, was asked about the effort at a shareholders meeting held today. \\u201cWe think it\\u2019s our responsibility as a technology provider to serve all of our customers, and the government is one of our customers,\\u201d he said. \\u201cWe are helping them in every way we can. I will refrain from editorial comments about what has happened there. I think most of us want to see our government operating effectively.\\u201d (Ellison\\u2019s comments are here at about the 1:15 mark during the Q&A portion of the meeting.) comments are hereThe HealthCare.gov site has been plagued by availability problems from the start. And yesterday Kathleen Sebelius, the secretary of health and human services, apologized for the issues. What\\u2019s missing so far is a clear and precise explanation of what went wrong. apologized for the issuesWhatever it is they\\u2019re doing, they better hurry. Those people who haven\\u2019t bought health insurance by March 31 are, under the terms of the Affordable Care Act, subject to fines. ", "link": "http://allthingsd.com/20131031/oracle-google-and-red-hat-engineers-ride-to-the-rescue-of-health-care-site/"}'
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