context("read_gmt")
# Test read_gmt on connections
# Gabriel Odom
# 2019-05-22
# Lily wasn't able to run read_gmt on a connection, because I forgot to write
# that code :/
# I've added a new argument to read_gmt: nChar. Because the file.info() function
# does not work on connections, we need another way to get the number of
# total characters to read from the file. I'm not sure how to check the number
# of characters in a connection without opening the connection, so this will
# probably need some more work in the future. For now, I default the number
# of characters to twice the size of the MSigDB C5 pathway collection (about
# 6k pathways and nearly 5Mb in size, or nearly 5 million characters; there
# isn't a 1-1 correspondence between character size and file size on disk, but
# it's close).
test_that("read_gmt gives correct errors", {
expect_error(read_gmt(
12,
setType = "region",
description = FALSE
),
"'file' must be a character string or connection.")
})
GitHub_path <- "https://raw.githubusercontent.com/gabrielodom/pathwayPCA/master/"
con_path <- paste0(GitHub_path, "inst/extdata/wikipathways_human_symbol.gmt")
test_that("read_gmt opens a connection", {
expect_is(read_gmt(
url(con_path),
description = TRUE
),
c("pathwayCollection", "list"))
})
dataDir_path <- system.file(
"extdata", package = "pathwayPCA", mustWork = TRUE
)
test_that("read_gmt reads a file", {
expect_is(read_gmt(
paste0(dataDir_path, "/wikipathways_human_symbol.gmt"),
description = TRUE
),
c("pathwayCollection", "list"))
})
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