context("uniprot-access.R")
test_that("Can access uniprot downstream IDs", {
expect_true({
# Get Brassicaceae species
ids <- uniprot_downstream_ids(3700)
# As UniProt grows, the number of species will increase, so I just test for
# the species present as of 2017.
# NOTE: this test may need to be updated as UniProt content changes
is.integer(ids) &&
all( c(81972L, 3702L, 3708L, 109376L, 51351L, 81985L, 72664L) %in% ids)
})
})
# FIXME: this used to be handled gracefully with a warning, but now it raises
# an extemely cryptic error about being unable to read a temporary file (the
# file actually exists and has read permissions but is empty). This used to
# work, I'm not sure what is wrong.
test_that("uniprot_map2pfam handles missing stuff gracefully", {
expect_error(uniprot_map2pfam("asdf"))
})
virus <- NULL
test_that("Can retrieve UniProt proteomes", {
expect_message({
unlink('virus', recursive=TRUE)
virus <<- uniprot_retrieve_proteome(128952, dir='virus', dryrun=TRUE)
})
expect_false({
# the dryrun above should not have downloaded anything
file.exists(virus)
})
expect_true({
# download the ebola virus to your computer
ebola_prot <- uniprot_retrieve_proteome(128952, dir='virus')
file.exists(ebola_prot)
})
expect_true({
# repeating the download should be super fast (just returns the existing file)
system.time(uniprot_retrieve_proteome(128952, dir='virus'))['elapsed'] < 0.1
})
})
unlink('virus', recursive=TRUE)
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