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converted ingredient parser to class and added automation beta hint

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vabene1111
2021-09-16 17:52:11 +02:00
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cookbook/tests/other/test_ingredient_parser.py
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from cookbook.helper.ingredient_parser import parse
from cookbook.helper.ingredient_parser import IngredientParser
def test_ingredient_parser():
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"2L Wasser": (2, "L", "Wasser", ""),
"1 (16 ounce) package dry lentils, rinsed": (1, "package", "dry lentils, rinsed", "16 ounce"),
"2-3 c Water": (2, "c", "Water", "2-3"),
"Pane (raffermo o secco) 80 g": (0, "", "Pane 80 g", "raffermo o secco"), #TODO this is actually not a good result but currently expected
"Pane (raffermo o secco) 80 g": (0, "", "Pane 80 g", "raffermo o secco"), # TODO this is actually not a good result but currently expected
}
# for German you could say that if an ingredient does not have
# an amount # and it starts with a lowercase letter, then that
# is a unit ("etwas", "evtl.") does not apply to English tho
ingredient_parser = IngredientParser(None, False, ignore_automations=True)
count = 0
for key, val in expectations.items():
count += 1
parsed = parse(key)
parsed = ingredient_parser.parse(key)
assert val == parsed