Brian S. Stephan
a0a1aa10f4
I think I'm going to move the irc stuff into a separate project in the future so I'm not worried about testing that one yet
48 lines
1.9 KiB
Python
48 lines
1.9 KiB
Python
"""Test the pi models."""
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from unittest import mock
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from django.test import TestCase
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from django.utils.timezone import now
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from pi.models import PiLog
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class PiLogTest(TestCase):
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"""Test pi models."""
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def test_hit_calculation(self):
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"""Test that x,y combinations are properly considered inside or outside the circle."""
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hit_item = PiLog(simulation_x=0.0, simulation_y=0.0, total_count=0, total_count_inside=0)
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miss_item = PiLog(simulation_x=1.0, simulation_y=1.0, total_count=0, total_count_inside=0)
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self.assertTrue(hit_item.hit)
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self.assertFalse(miss_item.hit)
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def test_value_calculation(self):
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"""Test that a simulation's value of pi can be calculated."""
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item = PiLog(simulation_x=0.0, simulation_y=0.0, total_count=1000, total_count_inside=788)
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zero_item = PiLog(simulation_x=0.0, simulation_y=0.0, total_count=0, total_count_inside=0)
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self.assertEqual(item.value, 3.152)
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self.assertEqual(zero_item.value, 0.0)
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def test_string_repr(self):
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"""Test the string repr of a simulation log entry."""
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item = PiLog(simulation_x=0.0, simulation_y=0.0, total_count=1000, total_count_inside=788,
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created=now())
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self.assertIn("(788/1000) @ ", str(item))
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def test_simulation_inside_determination(self):
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"""Test that running a simulation passes the proper inside value."""
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# get at least one simulation in the DB
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original_item, _, _ = PiLog.objects.simulate()
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with mock.patch('random.random', return_value=1.0):
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miss_item, _, _ = PiLog.objects.simulate()
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self.assertEqual(miss_item.total_count_inside, original_item.total_count_inside)
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with mock.patch('random.random', return_value=0.0):
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hit_item, _, _ = PiLog.objects.simulate()
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self.assertGreater(hit_item.total_count_inside, original_item.total_count_inside)
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