Michael Hanke
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The idea is that all information is generated using `things/v2+` features only. This would make this tool compatible with any `things`-derived schema, and not specific to something like `research-information`. The adaptation to a specific, derived schema could then be implemented by a generic (not BIDS-specific) tool that looks for information in a record that can be expressed (more natively) using predefined structural slots of a concrete class in a derived schema.
50 lines
1.4 KiB
Python
50 lines
1.4 KiB
Python
"""Collection of fixtures for facilitation test implementations"""
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from __future__ import annotations
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from shutil import which
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import pytest
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def _which_cmd(cmd: str) -> str:
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binary = which(cmd)
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if not binary:
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pytest.skip(f'`{cmd}` is not available.')
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# we cannot get here, but return a str to satisfy
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# the type-checker
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return ''
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return binary
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# function-scope to be able to skip each "calling" test
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@pytest.fixture(autouse=False, scope='function') # noqa: PT003
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def cat_util() -> list[str]:
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"""Returns command(args) list of a `cat` utility
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Skips the underlying test if no `cat` is available.
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In the future, this fixture may provide a Python-based
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`cat` replacement for testing purposed.
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"""
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return [_which_cmd('cat')]
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# function-scope to be able to skip each "calling" test
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@pytest.fixture(autouse=False, scope='function') # noqa: PT003
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def ls_util() -> list[str]:
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"""Returns command(args) list of a `ls` utility
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Skips the underlying test if no `ls` is available.
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"""
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return [_which_cmd('ls')]
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# function-scope to be able to skip each "calling" test
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@pytest.fixture(autouse=False, scope='function') # noqa: PT003
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def funzip_util() -> list[str]:
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"""Returns command(args) list of a `funzip` utility
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Skips the underlying test if no `funzip` is available.
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"""
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return [_which_cmd('funzip')]
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