context("plotLoadings.mint.pls")
# Create a MINT PLS object for testing
data(stemcells)
studies <- stemcells$study
levels(studies) <- c("Study_A", "Study_B", "Study_C", "Study_D")
mint.spls.obj <- mint.pls(X = stemcells$gene[,20:25], Y = stemcells$gene[,1:10], ncomp = 3, study = studies)
# Unit test 1: Test default behavior
test_that("Test default behavior with graphics style", {
skip_on_cran()
skip_on_ci()
png(tempfile(), width = 1200, height = 1000, res = 150)
old_par <- par(no.readonly = TRUE) # Save current par settings
par(mar = c(8, 4, 4, 2)) # Increase bottom margin to fit long names
result <- plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, comp = 1, style = "graphics")
par(old_par) # Restore original par settings
dev.off()
expect_equal(class(result), "list")
expect_true(all(sapply(result, is.data.frame)))
})
# Unit test 2: Test incorrect 'col' value
test_that("Test invalid 'col' argument", {
expect_error(plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, comp = 1, col = "nonexistent_color"),
"'col' must be a single valid color.")
})
# Unit test 3: Test invalid 'comp' value
test_that("Test invalid 'comp' argument", {
expect_error(plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, comp = 0),
"'comp' must be a positive integer.")
})
# Unit test 4: Test 'ndisplay' argument
test_that("Test invalid 'ndisplay' argument", {
expect_error(plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, comp = 1, ndisplay = -5),
"'ndisplay' must be a positive integer.")
})
# Unit test 5: Test invalid 'study' argument
test_that("Test invalid 'study' argument", {
expect_error(plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, comp = 1, study = "Invalid_Study"),
"study' must from one of 'object\\$study', 'global' or 'all.partial', see help file.")
})
# Unit test 6: Test invalid 'block' argument with all.partial
test_that("Test invalid 'block' argument with all.partial", {
expect_error(plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, comp = 1, study = "all.partial", block = c("X", "Y")),
"When study = 'all.partial' or a specific study is specified, only one block can be plotted at a time")
})
## ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ##
## vdiffr testing - "graphics"
library(vdiffr)
test_that("plotLoadings works for mint.pls graphics", {
skip_on_ci() # only run the vdiffr tests locally
# simple plot
invisible(capture.output(
expect_doppelganger(
title = "Loadings plot mint.pls - graphics",
fig = plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj))
))
# plot with all.partial
invisible(capture.output(
expect_doppelganger(
title = "Loadings plot mint.pls all.partial - graphics",
fig = plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, study = "all.partial"))
))
# plot specific study
invisible(capture.output(
expect_doppelganger(
title = "Loadings plot mint.pls specific study - graphics",
fig = plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, study = "Study_A"))
))
# change gene names
new_names <- list(c(paste0("Gene_", 1:1:ncol(mint.spls.obj$X))), c(paste0("Clinical_", 1:1:ncol(mint.spls.obj$Y))))
names(new_names) <- c("X", "Y")
invisible(capture.output(
expect_doppelganger(
title = "Loadings plot mint.pls change gene names - graphics",
fig = plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, name.var = new_names))
))
# change labels and label sizes
invisible(capture.output(
expect_doppelganger(
title = "Loadings plot mint.pls change labels and label sizes - graphics",
fig = plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, X.label = "X", Y.label = "Y", title = "Title Test",
size.labs = 2, size.title = 3, size.subtitle = 1, size.axis = 1))
))
# change colours and borders
invisible(capture.output(
expect_doppelganger(
title = "Loadings plot mint.pls change cols and borders - graphics",
fig = plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, col = "red", border = "grey", xlim = c(-1, 1)))
))
# change layout
invisible(capture.output(
expect_doppelganger(
title = "Loadings plot mint.pls change layout - graphics",
fig = plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, study = c("Study_A", "Study_B"), layout = c(2,1)))
))
})
## ------------------------------------------------------------------------ ##
## vdiffr testing - "ggplot2"
test_that("plotLoadings works for mint.pls ggplot2", {
skip_on_ci() # only run the vdiffr tests locally
# simple plot
invisible(capture.output(
expect_doppelganger(
title = "Loadings plot mint.pls simple - ggplot2",
fig = plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, style = "ggplot2"))
))
# plot with all.partial
invisible(capture.output(
expect_doppelganger(
title = "Loadings plot mint.pls all.partial - ggplot2",
fig = plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, study = "all.partial", style = "ggplot2"))
))
# plot specific study
invisible(capture.output(
expect_doppelganger(
title = "Loadings plot mint.pls specific study - ggplot2",
fig = plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, study = "Study_A", style = "ggplot2"))
))
# change gene names
new_names <- list(c(paste0("Gene_", 1:1:ncol(mint.spls.obj$X))), c(paste0("Clinical_", 1:1:ncol(mint.spls.obj$Y))))
names(new_names) <- c("X", "Y")
invisible(capture.output(
expect_doppelganger(
title = "Loadings plot mint.pls change gene names - ggplot2",
fig = plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, name.var = new_names, style = "ggplot2"))
))
# change labels and label sizes
invisible(capture.output(
expect_doppelganger(
title = "Loadings plot mint.pls change labels and label sizes - ggplot2",
fig = plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, style = "ggplot2", X.label = "X", Y.label = "Y", title = "Title Test",
size.labs = 2, size.title = 3, size.axis = 1))
))
# change colours and borders
invisible(capture.output(
expect_doppelganger(
title = "Loadings plot mint.pls change cols and borders - ggplot2",
fig = plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, style = "ggplot2", col = "green", border = "grey", xlim = c(-1, 1)))
))
# change layout
invisible(capture.output(
expect_doppelganger(
title = "Loadings plot mint.pls change layout - ggplot2",
fig = plotLoadings(mint.spls.obj, study = c("Study_A", "Study_B"), layout = c(2,1), style = "ggplot2"))
))
})
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