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# parse_special_use(): pulls the folder name and its special-use attribute
# from each "* LIST (...) sep name" line, skipping folders without one.
test_that("special-use folders are extracted with their attribute", {
resp <- paste0(
'* LIST (\\HasNoChildren \\Sent) "/" "[Gmail]/Sent Mail"\r\n',
'* LIST (\\HasNoChildren \\Trash) "/" "[Gmail]/Trash"\r\n',
'* LIST (\\HasNoChildren \\Drafts) "/" "Drafts"\r\n')
x <- mRpostman:::parse_special_use(resp)
expect_s3_class(x, "data.frame")
expect_identical(x$folder,
c("[Gmail]/Sent Mail", "[Gmail]/Trash", "Drafts"))
expect_identical(x$special_use, c("\\Sent", "\\Trash", "\\Drafts"))
})
test_that("folders without a special-use attribute are skipped", {
resp <- paste0(
'* LIST (\\HasNoChildren) "/" "INBOX"\r\n',
'* LIST (\\HasNoChildren \\Junk) "/" "Spam"\r\n')
x <- mRpostman:::parse_special_use(resp)
expect_identical(x$folder, "Spam")
expect_identical(x$special_use, "\\Junk")
})
test_that("no special-use folders yields an empty data.frame", {
x <- mRpostman:::parse_special_use("A001 OK done\r\n")
expect_s3_class(x, "data.frame")
expect_equal(nrow(x), 0L)
})
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