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context("build_condition")
test_that("existing_intervals returns an expected value", {
## Connect to the RegulonDB database if necessary
if (!exists("regulondb_conn")) {
regulondb_conn <- connect_database()
}
## Build a regulondb object
regdb <-
regulondb(
database_conn = regulondb_conn,
organism = "prueba",
genome_version = "prueba",
database_version = "prueba"
)
existing_intervals <- build_condition(
regdb,
dataset = "GENE",
filters = list(
posright = c("2000", "40000"),
posleft = c("2000", "40000")
),
operator = NULL,
interval = c("posright", "posleft"),
partialmatch = NULL
)
expect_match(existing_intervals, ">=")
# Having partial match
existing_intervals_and_pm <-
build_condition(
regdb,
dataset = "GENE",
filters = list(
name = c("ara"),
strand = c("forward"),
posright = c("2000", "40000")
),
operator = "AND",
interval = "posright",
partialmatch = "name"
)
# Type character
expect_type(existing_intervals_and_pm, "character")
# Length 1
expect_length(existing_intervals_and_pm, 1)
# Having more that 2 values for intervales
expect_warning(
build_condition(
regdb,
dataset = "GENE",
filters = list(
posright = c("2000", "40000", "50000"),
name = c("ara")
),
operator = NULL,
interval = "posright",
partialmatch = NULL
),
"Only the first two values of interval will be considered."
)
# Having only one value
expect_error(
build_condition(
regdb,
dataset = "GENE",
filters = list(posright = c("2000")),
operator = NULL,
interval = "posright",
partialmatch = NULL
),
"Two values in the interval filter are required. "
)
})
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