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# 0. Set up --------------------------------------------------------------
## skip tests on CRAN because they take too much time
skip_if(Sys.getenv("TEST_ONE") != "")
testthat::skip_on_cran()
testthat::skip_if_not_installed("duckdb")
testthat::skip_if_not_installed("duckspatial")
## create duckdb connection
conn_test <- duckh3::ddbh3_create_conn()
## Load example data
points_tbl <- read.csv(
system.file("extdata/example_pts.csv", package = "duckh3")
)
# 1. ddbs_get_resolution() -----------------------------------------------
## 1.1. Input data in different formats ----------
testthat::describe("ddbh3_get_resolution() works in different formats", {
## Get h3strings
test_data <- ddbh3_lonlat_to_h3(points_tbl, resolution = 10)
## FORMAT 1 - TBL_DUCKDB_CONNECTION
testthat::it("returns the correct resolution for tbl_duckdb_connection", {
## Check class
res <- ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data)
expect_s3_class(res, "tbl_duckdb_connection")
## Check resolution is the same as created
res_col <- dplyr::collect(res)
expect_all_equal(res_col$h3resolution, 10)
})
## FORMAT 2 - DATA.FRAME
testthat::it("returns the correct resolution for data.frame", {
## Check class
test_data_df <- dplyr::collect(test_data)
res <- ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data_df)
expect_s3_class(res, "tbl_duckdb_connection")
## Check resolution is the same as created
res_col <- dplyr::collect(res)
expect_all_equal(res_col$h3resolution, 10)
})
## FORMAT 3 - SF
testthat::it("returns the correct resolution for sf", {
## Convert to sf
test_data_sf <- test_data |>
dplyr::collect() |>
sf::st_as_sf(coords = c("lon", "lat"), crs = 4326)
## Check class
res <- ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data_sf)
expect_s3_class(res, "duckspatial_df")
## Check resolution is the same as created
res_col <- duckspatial::ddbs_collect(res)
expect_all_equal(res_col$h3resolution, 10)
})
## FORMAT 4 - DUCKSPATIAL_DF
testthat::it("returns the correct resolution for duckspatial_df", {
## Convert to duckspatial_df
test_data_ddbs <- test_data |>
dplyr::collect() |>
duckspatial::ddbs_as_points(coords = c("lon", "lat"), crs = 4326)
## Check class
res <- ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data_ddbs)
expect_s3_class(res, "duckspatial_df")
## Check resolution is the same as created
res_col <- duckspatial::ddbs_collect(res)
expect_all_equal(res_col$h3resolution, 10)
})
## FORMAT 5 - TABLE IN DUCKDB
testthat::it("returns the correct resolution for table", {
## Create connection
conn_test <- ddbh3_create_conn()
## Convert to duckspatial_df
test_data_sf <- test_data |>
dplyr::collect() |>
sf::st_as_sf(coords = c("lon", "lat"), crs = 4326)
## Store table in connection
duckspatial::ddbs_write_table(conn_test, test_data_sf, "sf_pts")
## Apply operation
res <- ddbh3_get_resolution("sf_pts", conn = conn_test)
## Check
expect_s3_class(res, "duckspatial_df")
## Check resolution is the same as created
res_col <-duckspatial::ddbs_collect(res)
expect_all_equal(res_col$h3resolution, 10)
})
})
## 1.2. Arguments work ------------
testthat::describe("ddbh3_get_resolution() arguments work", {
## Get h3strings
test_data <- ddbh3_lonlat_to_h3(points_tbl, resolution = 8)
## ARGUMENT 1 - H3
testthat::it("h3 argument works", {
## Rename h3string column
test_data_mod <- test_data |>
dplyr::rename(h3 = h3string)
## Apply operation with new h3 column name
res <- ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data_mod, h3 = "h3")
## Checks
expect_true("h3resolution" %in% colnames(res))
res_col <- dplyr::collect(res)
expect_all_equal(res_col$h3resolution, 8)
})
## ARGUMENT 2 - NEW_COLUMN
testthat::it("new_column argument works", {
res <- ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data, new_column = "res")
expect_true("res" %in% colnames(res))
res_col <- dplyr::collect(res)
expect_all_equal(res_col$res, 8)
})
## ARGUMENT 3 - DATABASE ARGUMENTS
testthat::it("database arguments work", {
## Create connection
conn_test <- ddbh3_create_conn()
## Apply operation with connection
expect_message(ddbh3_get_resolution(
dplyr::collect(test_data),
new_column = "res",
conn = conn_test,
name = "test_data_tbl"
))
## Apply operation with connection
expect_no_message(ddbh3_get_resolution(
dplyr::collect(test_data),
new_column = "res",
conn = conn_test,
name = "test_data_tbl2",
quiet = TRUE
))
## Doesn't overwrite existing table
expect_error(ddbh3_get_resolution(
dplyr::collect(test_data),
new_column = "res",
conn = conn_test,
name = "test_data_tbl"
))
## Overwrites existing table when overwrite = TRUE
expect_true(ddbh3_get_resolution(
dplyr::collect(test_data),
new_column = "res",
conn = conn_test,
name = "test_data_tbl",
overwrite = TRUE
))
})
})
## 1.3. Errors on weird inputs -----------
describe("errors", {
## Get h3strings
test_data <- ddbh3_lonlat_to_h3(points_tbl, resolution = 8)
conn_test <- ddbh3_create_conn()
duckdb::dbWriteTable(conn_test, "test_data_tbl", dplyr::collect(test_data))
## Tests
it("requires h3 argument as character", {
expect_error(ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data, h3 = NULL))
expect_error(ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data, h3 = TRUE))
expect_error(ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data, h3 = 2))
})
it("requires new_column argument as character", {
expect_error(ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data, new_column = NULL))
expect_error(ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data, new_column = FALSE))
expect_error(ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data, new_column = 25))
})
it("requires connection when using table names", {
expect_warning(
expect_true(is.na(ddbh3_get_resolution("test_data_tbl", conn = NULL)))
)
})
it("validates x argument type", {
expect_error(ddbh3_get_resolution(x = 999))
})
it("validates conn argument type", {
expect_error(ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data, conn = 999))
})
it("validates overwrite argument type", {
expect_error(ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data, overwrite = 999))
})
it("validates quiet argument type", {
expect_error(ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data, quiet = 999))
})
it("validates table name exists", {
expect_error(ddbh3_get_resolution(x = "999", conn = conn_test))
})
it("requires name to be single character string", {
expect_error(ddbh3_get_resolution(test_data, conn = conn_test, name = c('banana', 'banana')))
})
})
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