test_that("use", {
expect_silent(check_protein_sequences(protein_sequences = "FAMILY"))
expect_silent(check_protein_sequences(c("FAMILYVW", "FAMILYVW")))
# I assume PureseqTM ignores selenocysteines,
# better to give an error message,
# than to give half-baked results.
# See https://github.com/PureseqTM/PureseqTM_Package/issues/12
expect_error(
check_protein_sequences(protein_sequences = c("FAMILYVW", "U")),
"Character 'U' is not a valid amino acid symbol"
)
expect_error(
check_protein_sequences("???"),
"Character '\\?' is not a valid amino acid symbol"
)
expect_error(
check_protein_sequences("FAMILY#VW"),
"Character '#' is not a valid amino acid symbol"
)
expect_error(
check_protein_sequences("nonsense"),
"Character 'n' is not a valid amino acid symbol"
)
expect_error(
check_protein_sequences("VW"),
"A protein sequence must contain at least three amino acids"
)
expect_error(
check_protein_sequences(NULL),
"'protein_sequences' must have at least one element"
)
expect_error(check_protein_sequences(Inf))
expect_error(
check_protein_sequences(c()),
"'protein_sequences' must have at least one element"
)
expect_error(
check_protein_sequences(NA),
"'protein_sequences' must be of type character"
)
})
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