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#!/usr/bin/python
#tests.py - test codebase
import unittest
import pyscholar
class TestResolver(unittest.TestCase):
def test_pyscholar_resolver(self):
'''test pyscholar.resolve()'''
#pyscholar.resolve(some_search_result) should go grab the pdf and metadata for a result object
pass
class TestGoogleScholar(unittest.TestCase):
def test_google_search(self):
'''test pyscholar.packages.GoogleScholar'''
google_scholar = pyscholar.packages.GoogleScholar(lang=en)
results = google_scholar.query("PDMS", count=100)
#there must be at least one result for that query
self.assertTrue(len(results)>0)
#in fact, we might as well demand there's 100 results
self.assertTrue(len(results)==100)
#not sure what else to test
return
def test_google_search_proxy(self):
#TODO: test pyscholar.packages.GoogleScholar() with ezproxy proxy
pass
class TestScienceDirect(unittest.TestCase):
def test_sciencedirect_search(self):
num_results = 50
sciencedirect = pyscholar.packages.ScienceDirect()
results = sciencedirect.query("PDMS", count=num_results)
#there must be at least one result for that query
self.assertTrue(len(results)>0)
#in fact, we might as well demand there's num_results results
self.assertTrue(len(results)==num_results)
#test values
for result in results:
real_result = pyscholar.resolve(result)
#check that the values in 'result' match those in 'real_result' (the article page scrape)
return
def test_sciencedirect_article(self):
sciencedirect = pyscholar.packages.ScienceDirect()
article = sciencedirect.fetch("some article name here")
#do what now?
pass
if __name__ == '__main__':
unittest.main()
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