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import pytest
import reader
from unittest.mock import patch, mock_open
import unittest.mock as mock
def open_mockfile(data):
with patch("builtins.open", mock_open(read_data=data)) as mock_file:
return open(mock_file)
def test_read_note():
data = """---
categories: [Book-notes]
title: Hell Yeah or No - Derek Sivers
date: 2020-12-07
excerpt_separator: <!--more-->
resources:
- name: cover
src: cover.jpeg
featuredImagePreview: cover.jpeg
---
## ☘️ How the Book Changed Me
How my life / behavior / thoughts / ideas have changed as a result of reading the book.
I've become more aware of my priorities and keeping enough time to engage in what is important to me.
I no longer define myself through my job achievements.
I believe that it is most valuable to follow your passion.
## 📒 Summary + Notes
### Doing
Actions, not words, reveal our real values.
"As an example, a friend was trying to decide whether to stick with his frustrating job or quit to start his own company. Options: build company outside of office hours and quit when its sustainable; show up at work and secretly work on your own company until they fire you; propose the idea to the boss and start it as a division..."
### Goals
Goals shape the present, not the future. If it was a great goal, you would have jumped into action already.
I've become more aware of my priorities and keeping enough time to engage in what is important to me."""
read = reader.NoteReader(open_mockfile(data))
notes = [
"Actions, not words, reveal our real values.",
'"As an example, a friend was trying to decide whether to stick with his frustrating job or quit to start his own company. Options: build company outside of office hours and quit when its sustainable; show up at work and secretly work on your own company until they fire you; propose the idea to the boss and start it as a division..."',
"Goals shape the present, not the future. If it was a great goal, you would have jumped into action already.",
"I've become more aware of my priorities and keeping enough time to engage in what is important to me.",
]
for note in notes:
assert read.get_note() == note
cases = [
(
"""---
categories: [Book-notes]
title: Hell Yeah or No - Derek Sivers
date: 2020-12-07
excerpt_separator: <!--more-->
resources:
- name: cover
src: cover.jpeg
featuredImagePreview: cover.jpeg
---""",
"Derek Sivers",
"Hell Yeah or No",
"2020-12-07",
),
(
"""---
categories: [Book-notes]
title: Never split the differences - Chris Voss
date: 2020-09-26
resources:
- name: cover
src: cover.jpeg
featuredImagePreview: cover.jpeg
---
""",
"Chris Voss",
"Never split the differences",
"2020-09-26",
),
(
"""---
categories: [Book-notes]
title: The 4-Hour Work Week - Tim Ferris
date: 2021-03-10
excerpt_separator: <!--more-->
resources:
- name: cover
src: cover.jpeg
featuredImagePreview: cover.jpeg
---
""",
"Tim Ferris",
"The 4-Hour Work Week",
"2021-03-10",
),
]
def test_dateearlier():
date_time_str = "2022-02-25"
res = reader.shift_date(date_time_str, -1)
assert res == "2022-02-24"
@pytest.mark.parametrize("txt, author, title, date", cases)
def test_metadata(txt, author, title, date):
for case in cases:
metadata = reader.MetaReader(open_mockfile(txt))
assert metadata.title == title
assert metadata.author == author
assert metadata.date == date