File: test-decimal64.rb

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class TestDecimal64 < Test::Unit::TestCase
  def test_new_string_invalid
    message =
      "[decimal64][new][string]: Invalid: " +
      "The string '1,1' is not a valid decimal64 number"
    error = assert_raise(Arrow::Error::Invalid) do
      Arrow::Decimal64.new("1,1")
    end
    assert_equal(message,
                 error.message.lines.first.chomp)
  end

  def test_copy
    decimal = Arrow::Decimal64.new("234.23445")
    assert_equal(decimal, decimal.copy)
  end

  def test_to_string_scale
    integer_data = 23423445
    string_data = "234.23445"
    decimal = Arrow::Decimal64.new(integer_data)
    assert_equal(string_data, decimal.to_string_scale(5))
  end

  def test_to_string
    string_data = "999999999999999999"
    decimal = Arrow::Decimal64.new(string_data)
    assert_equal(string_data, decimal.to_s)
  end

  def test_to_bytes
    decimal = Arrow::Decimal64.new("12.3")
    assert_equal([123].pack("q*"),
                 decimal.to_bytes.to_s)
  end

  def test_abs
    absolute_value = "230492239423435324"
    negative_value = "-230492239423435324"
    decimal = Arrow::Decimal64.new(negative_value)
    decimal.abs
    assert_equal(absolute_value, decimal.to_s)
  end

  def test_negate
    positive_value = "230492239423435324"
    negative_value = "-230492239423435324"
    decimal = Arrow::Decimal64.new(positive_value)
    decimal.negate
    assert_equal(negative_value, decimal.to_s)
    decimal.negate
    assert_equal(positive_value, decimal.to_s)
  end

  def test_plus
    integer_data1 = 23423445
    integer_data2 = 5443
    decimal1 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(integer_data1)
    decimal2 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(integer_data2)
    decimal3 = decimal1.plus(decimal2)
    assert_equal((integer_data1 + integer_data2).to_s,
                 decimal3.to_s)
  end

  def test_multiply
    integer_data1 = 23423445
    integer_data2 = 5443
    decimal1 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(integer_data1)
    decimal2 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(integer_data2)
    decimal3 = decimal1.multiply(decimal2)
    assert_equal((integer_data1 * integer_data2).to_s,
                 decimal3.to_s)
  end

  def test_divide
    integer_data1 = 23423445
    integer_data2 = -5443
    decimal1 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(integer_data1)
    decimal2 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(integer_data2)
    result, remainder = decimal1.divide(decimal2)
    assert_equal([
                   integer_data1.quo(integer_data2).truncate.to_s,
                   integer_data1.remainder(integer_data2).to_s,
                 ],
                 [result.to_s, remainder.to_s])
  end

  def test_divide_zero
    decimal1 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(23423445)
    decimal2 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(0)
    message =
      "[decimal64][divide]: Invalid: Division by 0 in Decimal"
    assert_raise(Arrow::Error::Invalid.new(message)) do
      decimal1.divide(decimal2)
    end
  end

  def test_equal
    decimal = Arrow::Decimal64.new(10)
    other_decimal1 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(10)
    other_decimal2 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(11)
    assert_equal([
                   true,
                   false,
                 ],
                 [
                   decimal == other_decimal1,
                   decimal == other_decimal2,
                 ])
  end

  def test_not_equal
    decimal = Arrow::Decimal64.new(10)
    other_decimal1 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(10)
    other_decimal2 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(11)
    assert_equal([
                   false,
                   true,
                 ],
                 [
                   decimal != other_decimal1,
                   decimal != other_decimal2,
                 ])
  end

  def test_less_than
    decimal = Arrow::Decimal64.new(10)
    other_decimal1 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(11)
    other_decimal2 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(9)
    assert_equal([
                   true,
                   false,
                   false
                 ],
                 [
                   decimal < other_decimal1,
                   decimal < other_decimal2,
                   decimal < decimal,
                 ])
  end

  def test_less_than_or_equal
    decimal = Arrow::Decimal64.new(10)
    other_decimal1 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(11)
    other_decimal2 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(9)
    assert_equal([
                   true,
                   false,
                   true
                 ],
                 [
                   decimal <= other_decimal1,
                   decimal <= other_decimal2,
                   decimal <= decimal
                 ])
  end

  def test_greater_than
    decimal = Arrow::Decimal64.new(10)
    other_decimal1 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(11)
    other_decimal2 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(9)
    assert_equal([
                   false,
                   true,
                   false
                 ],
                 [
                   decimal > other_decimal1,
                   decimal > other_decimal2,
                   decimal > decimal
                 ])
  end

  def test_greater_than_or_equal
    decimal = Arrow::Decimal64.new(10)
    other_decimal1 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(11)
    other_decimal2 = Arrow::Decimal64.new(9)
    assert_equal([
                   false,
                   true,
                   true
                 ],
                 [
                   decimal >= other_decimal1,
                   decimal >= other_decimal2,
                   decimal >= decimal
                 ])
  end

  def test_rescale
    decimal = Arrow::Decimal64.new(10)
    assert_equal(Arrow::Decimal64.new(1000),
                 decimal.rescale(1, 3))
  end

  def test_rescale_fail
    decimal = Arrow::Decimal64.new(10)
    message =
      "[decimal64][rescale]: Invalid: " +
      "Rescaling Decimal value would cause data loss"
    assert_raise(Arrow::Error::Invalid.new(message)) do
      decimal.rescale(1, -1)
    end
  end
end