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Fix typos
hugo-valle May 22, 2020
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Update starting module numbers
hugo-valle May 26, 2020
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Fix test for sensor_app
hugo-valle May 26, 2020
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8 changes: 4 additions & 4 deletions 8 sensor/sensor_app.py
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Expand Up @@ -4,16 +4,16 @@
##############################
# Do not remove these two lines
# They are needed to validate your unittest
recs = 0
data = []
print("Sensor Data App")
##############################

# Module 1 code here:

# Module 2 code here:

# Module 3 code here:

# Module 4 code here:

# Module 5 code here:
# Module 5 code here:

# Module 6 code here:
76 changes: 21 additions & 55 deletions 76 tests/test_module1.py
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Expand Up @@ -328,70 +328,32 @@ def test_load_data_load_recs_module1(parse):

@pytest.mark.test_sensor_app_load_data_return_module1
def test_sensor_app_load_data_return_module1(parse):
# First, let's verify the user did not accidentally deleted
# the two lines provided for them.

# from load_data import load_sensor_data
# data = [] # list to store data read from files
# print("Sensor Data App")

sensor = parse("sensor_app")
assert sensor.success, sensor.message

original_data = (
sensor.assign_().match(
{
"0_type": "Assign",
"0_targets_0_type": "Name",
"0_targets_0_id": "data",
"0_value_type": "List",
}
)
.exists()
)
assert (
original_data
), """Do you have a `data` variable set to an empty list on top of the file?
You need to have these two lines of code before you being testing Module1
data = []
print("Sensor Data App")
"""
#
# data = load_sensor_data()
# print("Loaded records {}".format(len(data)))

print_app = (
sensor.calls().match(
{
"type": "Expr",
"value_type": "Call",
"value_func_type": "Name",
"value_func_id": "print",
"value_args_0_type": "Constant",
"value_args_0_value": "Sensor Data App"
}
)
.exists()
)
assert (
print_app
), """Do you have a `print("Sensor Data App")` statement?
You need to have these two lines of code before you being testing Module1
data = []
print("Sensor Data App")"""
test_file = "sensor_app"
test_class = "HouseInfo"
test_method = "__init__"


######################################################
# Now we can test the actual module
######################################################
my_file = parse(test_file)
assert my_file.success, my_file.message

# from load_data import load_sensor_data
# data = load_sensor_data()
# print("Loaded records {}".format(len(data)))

load_sensor_data_import = sensor.from_imports(
my_file_import = my_file.from_imports(
"load_data", "load_sensor_data")
assert load_sensor_data_import, "Are you importing `load_sensor_data` from load_data?"
assert my_file_import, "Are you importing `load_sensor_data` from `load_data`?"

data = (
sensor.assign_().match(
my_file.assign_().match(
{
"0_type": "Assign",
"0_targets_0_type": "Name",
"0_targets_0_id": "data",
"0_value_type": "List",
"1_type": "Assign",
"1_targets_0_type": "Name",
"1_targets_0_id": "data",
Expand All @@ -404,4 +366,8 @@ def test_sensor_app_load_data_return_module1(parse):
)
assert (
data
), "Are you creating a variable called `data` set equal to `load_sensor_data()` function?"
), """Do you have a `data` variable set to an empty list on top of the file?
Did you delete the starting code ?
data = []
print("Sensor Data App")
In a new line, are you setting `data` to `load_sensor_data()` function call?"""
4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions 4 tests/test_module2.py
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Expand Up @@ -525,7 +525,7 @@ def test_sensor_app_house_info_by_date_module2(parse):

my_file_import = my_file.from_imports(
"datetime", "date")
assert my_file_import, "Are you importing `datetime` from `datetime` module?"
assert my_file_import, "Are you importing `date` from `datetime` module?"

# debug_test_case(my_file)

Expand All @@ -550,7 +550,7 @@ def test_sensor_app_house_info_by_date_module2(parse):
)
assert (
test_code
), """Are you creating an instance of the `datetime` class called `record_date`
), """Are you creating an instance of the `datetime` class called `test_date`
which takes `"5/9/20"` and `"%m/%d/%y"` as the two arguments?"""

test_code = (
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14 changes: 8 additions & 6 deletions 14 tests/test_module3.py
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Expand Up @@ -243,7 +243,8 @@ def test_temperature_by_area_method_module3(parse):
test_code
), """Are you creating a variable called `recs` set equal to
the `{}` method from the `{}` parent class?
Are you passing "temperature" as the only argument to the method call?""".format(test_method, parent_class)
Are you passing `"temperature"` as the first argument to the method call?
Are you passing `rec_area` as the second argument to the method call?""".format(test_method, parent_class)

@pytest.mark.test_temperature_by_area_method_return_module3
def test_temperature_by_area_method_return_module3(parse):
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -310,7 +311,7 @@ def test_temperature_by_date_method_module3(parse):

my_file_import = my_file.from_imports(
"datetime", "date")
assert my_file_import, "Are you importing `date` from datetime in `{}`".format(test_file)
assert my_file_import, "Are you importing `date` from `datetime` in `{}`".format(test_file)

my_class = my_file.query("class {0}({1}): ??".format(test_class, parent_class))
assert (
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -379,7 +380,8 @@ def test_temperature_by_date_method_module3(parse):
test_code
), """Are you creating a variable called `recs` set equal to
the `{}` method from the `{}` parent class?
Are you passing "temperature" as the only argument to the method call?""".format(test_method, parent_class)
Are you passing `"temperature"` as the first argument to the method call?
Are you passing `rec_date` as the second argument to the method call?""".format(test_method, parent_class)

@pytest.mark.test_temperature_by_date_method_return_module3
def test_temperature_by_date_method_return_module3(parse):
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -449,7 +451,7 @@ def test_sensor_app_temp_info_by_area_module3(parse):

my_file_import = my_file.from_imports(
"temperature_info", "TemperatureData")
assert my_file_import, "Are you importing `TemperatureData` from `temperature_info` in `{}`".format(test_file)
assert my_file_import, "Are you importing `{0}` from `temperature_info` in `{}`".format(test_file)

# debug_test_case(my_file)

Expand All @@ -470,8 +472,8 @@ def test_sensor_app_temp_info_by_area_module3(parse):
)
assert (
test_code
), """Are you creating an instance of the '{}' class with
`data` list as the initialization argument for the constructor?
), """Are you creating an instance of the '{}' class called `temperature_data`?
Are you passing `data` list as the initialization argument for the constructor?
""".format(test_class)

test_code = (
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Expand Up @@ -92,7 +92,7 @@ def test_humidity_convert_loop_module4(parse):
assert (
my_class.exists()
), """Have you created a class called `{0}`?
Is your class inheritings the properties of the `{1}` class?""".format(test_class, parent_class)
Is your class inheriting the properties of the `{1}` class?""".format(test_class, parent_class)

my_method = my_file.class_(test_class).method(test_method)
assert (
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -141,7 +141,7 @@ def test_humidity_convert_loop_module4(parse):
)
assert (
test_code
), """Inside your loop, are you converting `rec` value to `float()` and multipling it by `100`
), """Inside your loop, are you converting `rec` value to `float()` and multiplying it by `100`?
Are you appending it to `recs` list?"""

test_code= (
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -237,7 +237,8 @@ def test_humidity_by_area_and_method_module4(parse):
test_code
), """Are you creating a variable called `recs` set equal to
the `{}` method from the `{}` parent class?
Are you passing "humidity" as the only argument to the method call?""".format(test_method, parent_class)
Are you passing `"humidity"` as the first argument to the method call?
Are you passing `rec_area` as the second argument to the method call?""".format(test_method, parent_class)

test_code = (
my_method.returns_call().match(
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -347,7 +348,8 @@ def test_humidity_by_date_method_module4(parse):
test_code
), """Are you creating a variable called `recs` set equal to
the `{}` method from the `{}` parent class?
Are you passing "humidity" as the only argument to the method call?""".format(test_method, parent_class)
Are you passing `"humidity"` as the first argument to the method call?
Are you passing `rec_date` as the second argument to the method call?""".format(test_method, parent_class)

test_code = (
my_method.returns_call().match(
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -392,9 +394,6 @@ def test_sensor_app_temp_info_by_area_module4(parse):
"humidity_info", "HumidityData")
assert my_file_import, "Are you importing `HumidityData` from `humidity_info` in `{}`".format(test_file)

my_file_import = my_file.from_imports(
"statistics", "mean")
assert my_file_import, "Are you importing `mean` from `statistics` in `{}`".format(test_file)

# debug_test_case(my_file)

Expand All @@ -415,8 +414,8 @@ def test_sensor_app_temp_info_by_area_module4(parse):
)
assert (
test_code
), """Are you creating an instance of the '{}' class with
`data` list as the initialization argument for the constructor?
), """Are you creating an instance of the '{}' class called `humidity_data`?
Are you passing `data` as the initialization argument for the constructor?
""".format(test_class)

test_code = (
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -726,7 +725,8 @@ def test_particle_by_area_and_date_methods_module4(parse):
test_code
), """Are you creating a variable called `recs` set equal to
the `{}` method from the `{}` parent class?
Are you passing "particle" as the only argument to the method call?""".format(test_method, parent_class)
Are you passing `"particulate"` as the first argument to the method call?
Are you passing `rec_area` as the second argument to the method call?""".format(test_method, parent_class)

test_code = (
my_method.returns_call().match(
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -819,7 +819,8 @@ def test_particle_by_area_and_date_methods_module4(parse):
test_code
), """Are you creating a variable called `recs` set equal to
the `{}` method from the `{}` parent class?
Are you passing "particle" as the only argument to the method call?""".format(test_method, parent_class)
Are you passing `"particulate"` as the first argument to the method call?
Are you passing `rec_date`as the second argument to the method call?""".format(test_method, parent_class)

test_code = (
my_method.returns_call().match(
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -1031,8 +1032,8 @@ def test_sensor_app_particle_info_by_area_module4(parse):
)
assert (
test_code
), """Are you creating an instance of the '{}' class with
`data` list as the initialization argument for the constructor?
), """Are you creating an instance of the '{}' class called `particle_data`?
Are you passing `data` as the initialization argument for the constructor?
""".format(test_class)

test_code = (
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Expand Up @@ -25,9 +25,9 @@ def test_energy_create_class_module5(parse):
assert (
my_class.exists()
), """Have you created a class called `{0}`?
Is your class inheritings the properties of the `{1}` class?""".format(test_class, parent_class)
Is your class inheriting the properties of the `{1}` class?""".format(test_class, parent_class)

# debug_test_case_class(my_class, test_method)
debug_test_case_class(my_class, test_method)

test_code = (
my_class.assign_().match(
Expand All @@ -37,18 +37,7 @@ def test_energy_create_class_module5(parse):
"0_targets_0_id": "ENERGY_PER_BULB",
"0_value_type": "Constant",
"0_value_value": "#<float>",
}
)
.exists()
)
assert (
test_code
), """Are you declararing a constant `ENERGY_PER_BULB`?
Did you set it to `0.2` float number?"""

test_code = (
my_class.assign_().match(
{

"1_type": "Assign",
"1_targets_0_type": "Name",
"1_targets_0_id": "ENERGY_BITS",
Expand All @@ -60,8 +49,11 @@ def test_energy_create_class_module5(parse):
)
assert (
test_code
), """Are you declararing a constant `ENERGY_BITS`?
), """Are you declararing a constant `ENERGY_PER_BULB`?
Did you set it to `0.2` float number?
Are you declararing a constant `ENERGY_BITS`?
Did you set it to `0x0F0` hex number?"""


@pytest.mark.test_energy_get_energy_method_module5
def test_energy_get_energy_method_module5(parse):
Expand All @@ -70,7 +62,6 @@ def test_energy_get_energy_method_module5(parse):
# rec = rec & ENERGY_BITS # mask ENERGY bits
# rec = rec >> 4 # shift right
# return rec

test_file = "energy_info"
parent_class = "HouseInfo"
test_class = "EnergyData"
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -670,8 +661,8 @@ def test_sensor_app_energy_info_by_area_module5(parse):
)
assert (
test_code
), """Are you creating an instance of the '{}' class with
`data` list as the initialization argument for the constructor?
), """Are you creating an instance of the '{}' class called `energy_data`
Are you passing `data` as the initialization argument for the constructor?
""".format(test_class)

test_code = (
Expand Down Expand Up @@ -789,6 +780,5 @@ def test_sensor_app_energy_info_by_date_module5(parse):
assert (
test_code
), """Are you setting `total_energy` to the method call `calculate_energy` from the `energy_data` object?
Are you pasing `get_data_by_date` method of the same object as input argument?
Are you passing `rec_date=test_date` as the argument to `get_data_by_date` method?
Are you passing `data=recs` as the only argument to the method?
"""
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