# Create a data frame 'random_de'. This data frame is created by:
# 1. Generating a vector 't' with random t-distribution values. The 'rt' function is used to generate
# these values, where 'nrow(degradation_tstats)' specifies the number of values and '5' is the degrees of freedom.
# 2. Setting the row names of 'random_de' to a random sample of the row names from 'degradation_tstats'.
# 'sample' function is used for sampling, and 'nrow(degradation_tstats)' gives the number of samples to draw.
# 3. The data frame 'random_de' is then used as input for the function 'DEqual' to generate a ggplot object.
random_de <- data.frame(
t = rt(nrow(degradation_tstats), 5),
row.names = sample(rownames(degradation_tstats), nrow(degradation_tstats))
)
# Test if DEqual throws an error when input is not a dataframe
test_that("DEqual throws an error for non-dataframe input", {
# Test if DEqual throws an error when input is not a dataframe
expect_error(DEqual(rse_tx), "The input to DEqual is not a dataframe.")
})
# Test when 't' is not in the columns
test_that("DE does not have column 't'", {
DE_without_t <- random_de
DE_without_t$t <- NULL
expect_error(DEqual(DE_without_t), "'t' is not a column in 'DE'.")
})
# Test that the output is a ggplot object
test_that("output is a ggplot", {
expect_equal(class(DEqual(random_de)), c("gg", "ggplot"))
})
# Test for rownames starting with "ENST"
test_that("DEqual correctly processes random_de", {
# If random_de is correctly structured and all rownames start with "ENST", expect no error
expect_silent(DEqual(random_de))
})
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