Source code for unit.config.dateformatparser

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"""
Tests for the DateFormatParser class.

:doc:`Source is found here <timelinelib_config_dateformatparser>`.
"""


from timelinelib.config.dateformatparser import DateFormatParser
from timelinelib.config.dateformatparser import YEAR, MONTH, DAY
from timelinelib.test.cases.unit import UnitTestCase


[docs]class describe_date_fromat_parser(UnitTestCase):
[docs] def test_valid_parse_returns_separator_tuple(self): """ """ data = ( ("yyyy-mm/dd", ("-", "/")), ("yyyy-dd/mm", ("-", "/")), ("dd-yyyy/mm", ("-", "/")), ("dd-mm/yyyy", ("-", "/")), ("mm-yyyy/dd", ("-", "/")), ("mm-dd/yyyy", ("-", "/")), ("yyyy-mmm/dd", ("-", "/")), ("yyyy-dd/mmm", ("-", "/")), ("dd-yyyy/mmm", ("-", "/")), ("dd-mmm/yyyy", ("-", "/")), ("mmm-yyyy/dd", ("-", "/")), ("mmm-dd/yyyy", ("-", "/")), ) for format_string, expected_separator_tuple in data: parser_result = self.parser.parse(format_string) self.assertEqual(expected_separator_tuple, parser_result.get_separators())
[docs] def test_parse_recognizes_muliple_char_separators(self): """ """ self.parser.parse("yyyy-mm-xx-dd") self.assertEqual(self.parser.get_separators(), ("-", "-xx-"))
[docs] def test_parse_recognizes_month_names_format(self): """ """ self.parser.parse("yyyy-mmm-dd") self.assertEqual(self.parser.get_separators(), ("-", "-"))
[docs] def test_valid_formats(self): """ """ formats = ("yyyy-mm-dd", "yyyy-dd-mm", "mm-yyyy-dd", "mm-dd-yyyy", "dd-yyyy-mm", "dd-mm-yyyy", "mm-dd-yyyy", "dd-yyyy-mm", "yyyy-dd-mm", "dd-mm-yyyy", "mm-yyyy-dd", "yyyy-xx-mm-dd", ) for fmt in formats: self.assertTrue(self.parser.is_valid(fmt))
[docs] def test_invalid_formats(self): """ """ formats = ("yyyy-mm", "mm-dd-", "xxxxxxxxxx", "yyyy-xxxxx", "yyyy-mm-xx", "yyyy-mm-mm-dd", "-yyyy-xx-mm-dd", "yyyy-mm-dd-", ) for fmt in formats: self.assertFalse(self.parser.is_valid(fmt))
[docs] def test_parse_regions(self): """ """ self.parser.parse("yyyy-mm-dd") self.assertEqual(self.parser.regions, [[0, 4, "", YEAR], [5, 2, "-", MONTH], [8, 2, "-", DAY]])
[docs] def test_can_parse_region_order(self): """ """ self.parser.parse("yyyy-mm-dd") self.assertEqual(self.parser.get_region_order(), (0, 1, 2))
[docs] def test_can_parse_different_region_order(self): """ """ self.parser.parse("dd-yyyy-mm") self.assertEqual(self.parser.get_region_order(), (1, 2, 0))
[docs] def test_can_detect_usage_of_abbreviated_month_names(self): """ """ self.parser.parse("dd-yyyy-mmm") self.assertEqual(self.parser.use_abbreviated_month_names(), True)
[docs] def setUp(self): UnitTestCase.setUp(self) self.parser = DateFormatParser()