import pytest from model_data.epc_attributes.MainheatControlAttributes import MainheatControlAttributes from model_data.tests.test_data.test_mainheat_control_attributes_cases import mainheat_control_cases class TestMainHeatControlAttributes: def test_init(self): # Test initialization with a valid description valid_description = 'Flat rate charging, no thermostatic control of room temperature' attr = MainheatControlAttributes(valid_description) assert attr.description == valid_description.lower() # Test initialization with a description that contains none of the keywords with pytest.raises(ValueError): MainheatControlAttributes('description without keywords') @pytest.mark.parametrize( "test_case", mainheat_control_cases ) def test_process_mainheat(self, test_case): expected_result = test_case.copy() del expected_result["original_description"] result = MainheatControlAttributes(test_case['original_description']).process() assert sorted(result.items()) == sorted(expected_result.items()) def test_invalid_description(self): # Test that invalid descriptions raise a ValueError invalid_descriptions = [ "invalid description", "description with no known heating control data_types", ] for description in invalid_descriptions: with pytest.raises(ValueError): MainheatControlAttributes(description).process() def test_process_with_no_data(self): # Create an instance of MainheatControlAttributes with no description attributes = MainheatControlAttributes(description="") # Call the process method result = attributes.process() # Assert that the result matches the expected dictionary assert result == { "thermostatic_control": False, "charging_system": False, "switch_system": False, "no_control": False, "dhw_control": False, "community_heating": False, "multiple_room_thermostats": False, "auxiliary_systems": False, "trvs": False }