Creating a budget overview from a SuperX export.
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import pytest
@pytest.fixture
def example_file(example_root):
return example_root / "Verbrauchsmittel-Toto-2020.xlsx"
@pytest.fixture
def example_workbook(example_file):
import openpyxl
yield openpyxl.open(example_file)
@pytest.fixture
def example_sheet(example_workbook):
sheets = example_workbook.sheetnames
first = sheets[0]
yield example_workbook[first]
def test_check_table_header_raises_error():
from superx_budget.budget import _check_table_header
from superx_budget.exceptions import BudgetParserError
row = ["not", "the", "expected", "row"]
with pytest.raises(BudgetParserError):
_check_table_header(row)
def test_skip_empty_lines():
from superx_budget.budget import _skip_empty_lines
rows = [[""], ["one"], [None], [""], ["two"], [""]]
result = _skip_empty_lines(rows)
assert list(result) == [(1, ["one"]), (4, ["two"])]
def test_parse_data_table():
from superx_budget.budget import _parse_data_table
rows = [
list("ABCDEFG"),
[None for i in range(7)],
list("tuvwxyzX"), # one item more
]
result = _parse_data_table(rows)
first, last = list(result)
assert first.row == 2
assert first.number == "A"
assert first.rest == "G"
assert last.row == 4
assert last.number == "t"
assert last.rest == "z"
def test_parse_budget_data(example_sheet):
from superx_budget.budget import parse_budget_data
result = parse_budget_data(example_sheet)
first, last = result[0], result[-1]
assert len(result) == 18
assert first.row == 3
assert first.number == 1
assert first.project_name == "Safegurard I (neu)"
assert first.rest == "=E3-F3"
assert last.row == 54
assert last.number == "=A51+1"
assert last.project_name == "ZIM Microcoat II"
assert last.rest == "=E54-F54"