def test_stream_accumulate():
''' test the accumulate function and what it expects as input.
'''
# define an acc
def myacc(prevstate, newstate):
''' Accumulate on a state and return a next state.
Note that accumulator could have returned a newstate, nextout pair.
Howevever, in that case, an initializer needs to be defined. This
may be unnecessary overhead.
'''
nextstate = newstate + prevstate
return nextstate
s = Stream()
sacc = s.accumulate(myacc)
# check the start keyword
sacc2 = s.accumulate(myacc, start=1)
L = sacc.sink_to_list()
L2 = sacc2.sink_to_list()
s.emit(1)
s.emit(1)
s.emit(4)
# print(L)
# should emit on first
assert L == [1, 2, 6]
# should emit on first
assert L2 == [2, 3, 7]
def test_stream_accumulate():
''' This tests that the dispatching on the streamdoc's accumulate routine
is working properly.'''
def myacc(prevstate, newstate):
return prevstate + newstate
s = Stream()
sout = s.accumulate(psda(myacc))
L = sout.sink_to_list()
sout.emit(StreamDoc(args=[1]))
sout.emit(StreamDoc(args=[2]))
sout.emit(StreamDoc(args=[3]))
print(L)
def test_accumulate_errors_raises():
a = Stream()
b = a.accumulate(lambda x, y: x / y)
with pytest.raises(ZeroDivisionError):
a.emit(1)
a.emit(0)
def example2():
source = Stream()
source.accumulate(add).sink(print)
source.emit(1)
source.emit(2)
source.emit(3)
def test_accumulate_errors_raises():
a = Stream()
b = a.accumulate(lambda x, y: x / y, with_state=True) # noqa: F841
with pytest.raises(ZeroDivisionError):
a.emit(1)
a.emit(0)