test_that("fig_width works", {
# repeat for several combinations of parameters
for ( journal in c( 'plos', 'pnas' ) ) {
# skipping "mid", which can be NA, don't expect it to fail if the others worked, and is rare option
for ( size in c( 'max', 'min' ) ) {
expect_silent(
w <- fig_width( journal, size )
)
expect_true( is.numeric( w ) )
expect_equal( length( w ), 1 )
expect_true( !is.na( w ) )
expect_true( w >= 0 )
expect_true( w <= 8.5 ) # never bigger than standard page size
}
}
})
test_that("fig_height works", {
# repeat for several combinations of parameters
for ( journal in c( 'plos', 'pnas' ) ) {
expect_silent(
h <- fig_height( journal )
)
expect_true( is.numeric( h ) )
expect_equal( length( h ), 1 )
expect_true( !is.na( h ) )
expect_true( h >= 0 )
expect_true( h <= 11 ) # never bigger than standard page size
}
})
test_that("fig_scale works", {
# repeat for several combinations of parameters
for ( journal in c( 'plos', 'pnas' ) ) {
for ( ratio in c( 3/4, 1, 4/3 ) ) {
expect_silent(
wh <- fig_scale( ratio, journal )
)
# test that overall return value is as expected
expect_true( is.numeric( wh ) )
expect_equal( length( wh ), 2 )
expect_true( !anyNA( wh ) )
expect_true( all( wh >= 0 ) )
# extract values
w <- wh[ 1 ]
h <- wh[ 2 ]
# check that they each are as expected
expect_true( w <= 8.5 ) # never bigger than standard page size
expect_true( h <= 11 ) # never bigger than standard page size
# expected ratio
expect_equal( w/h, ratio )
# tighter bounds given by journal
expect_true( w <= fig_width( journal ) )
expect_true( h <= fig_height( journal ) )
}
}
})
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