admiraldev::format_te
When writing new unit tests, just provide a description in the
test_that() call and if necessary the function name in a
# <function name> ---- comment:
-# arg_name ----
-test_that("arg_name works", {
- expect_equal(arg_name(sym("a")), "a")
- expect_equal(arg_name(call("enquo", sym("a"))), "a")
- expect_error(arg_name("a"), "Could not extract argument name from")
-})
-
-# convert_dtm_to_dtc ----
-test_that("works if dtm is in correct format", {
- expect_equal(
- convert_dtm_to_dtc(as.POSIXct("2022-04-05 15:34:07 UTC")),
- "2022-04-05T15:34:07"
- )
-})
-
-test_that("Error is thrown if dtm is not in correct format", {
- expect_error(
- convert_dtm_to_dtc("2022-04-05T15:26:14"),
- "lubridate::is.instant(dtm) is not TRUE",
- fixed = TRUE
- )
-})
+# derive_vars_merged ----
+test_that( "works if it merges all variables", {
+ actual <- derive_vars_merged(advs,
+ dataset_add = adsl,
+ by_vars = exprs(STUDYID, USUBJID)
+ )
+
+# convert_dtm_to_dtc ----
+test_that("works if dtm is in correct format", {
+ expect_equal(
+ convert_dtm_to_dtc(as.POSIXct("2022-04-05 15:34:07 UTC")),
+ "2022-04-05T15:34:07"
+ )
+})
+
+test_that("Error is thrown if dtm is not in correct format", {
+ expect_error(
+ convert_dtm_to_dtc("2022-04-05T15:26:14"),
+ "lubridate::is.instant(dtm) is not TRUE",
+ fixed = TRUE
+ )
+})
Call the addin and get:
-# arg_name ----
-## Test 1: arg_name works ----
-test_that("arg_name Test 1: arg_name works", {
- expect_equal(arg_name(sym("a")), "a")
- expect_equal(arg_name(call("enquo", sym("a"))), "a")
- expect_error(arg_name("a"), "Could not extract argument name from")
-})
-
-# convert_dtm_to_dtc ----
-## Test 2: works if dtm is in correct format ----
-test_that("convert_dtm_to_dtc Test 2: works if dtm is in correct format", {
- expect_equal(
- convert_dtm_to_dtc(as.POSIXct("2022-04-05 15:34:07 UTC")),
- "2022-04-05T15:34:07"
- )
-})
-
-## Test 3: Error is thrown if dtm is not in correct format ----
-test_that("convert_dtm_to_dtc Test 3: Error is thrown if dtm is not in correct format", {
- expect_error(
- convert_dtm_to_dtc("2022-04-05T15:26:14"),
- "lubridate::is.instant(dtm) is not TRUE",
- fixed = TRUE
- )
-})
+# derive_vars_merged ----
+## Test 1: derive_vars_merged ----
+test_that( "derive_vars_merged Test 1: it merges all variables", {
+ actual <- derive_vars_merged(advs,
+ dataset_add = adsl,
+ by_vars = exprs(STUDYID, USUBJID)
+ )
+
+# convert_dtm_to_dtc ----
+## Test 2: works if dtm is in correct format ----
+test_that("convert_dtm_to_dtc Test 2: works if dtm is in correct format", {
+ expect_equal(
+ convert_dtm_to_dtc(as.POSIXct("2022-04-05 15:34:07 UTC")),
+ "2022-04-05T15:34:07"
+ )
+})
+
+## Test 3: Error is thrown if dtm is not in correct format ----
+test_that("convert_dtm_to_dtc Test 3: Error is thrown if dtm is not in correct format", {
+ expect_error(
+ convert_dtm_to_dtc("2022-04-05T15:26:14"),
+ "lubridate::is.instant(dtm) is not TRUE",
+ fixed = TRUE
+ )
+})
Once you have tested your unit test program, you can run all unit
tests from the console, as follows.
devtools::test()
diff --git a/dev/articles/writing_vignettes.html b/dev/articles/writing_vignettes.html
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--- a/dev/articles/writing_vignettes.html
+++ b/dev/articles/writing_vignettes.html
@@ -34,7 +34,7 @@
admiraldev
- 1.0.0.9025
+ 1.0.0.9026