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from more_itertools import divide
import bpytop
from bpytop import (CORES, SYSTEM, THREADS, Fx, create_box, floating_humanizer,
get_cpu_core_mapping, get_cpu_name, units_to_bytes)
def test_get_cpu_name():
assert isinstance(get_cpu_name(), str)
def test_get_cpu_core_mapping():
cpu_core_mapping = get_cpu_core_mapping()
assert isinstance(cpu_core_mapping, list)
# Assert cpu submappings are sequential
for submapping in divide(THREADS//CORES, cpu_core_mapping):
submapping = list(submapping)
for a, b in zip(submapping[:-1], submapping[1:]):
assert b - a == 1
def test_create_box():
assert len(create_box(x=1, y=1, width=10, height=10, title="", title2="", line_color=None, title_color=None, fill=True, box=None)) > 1
def test_floating_humanizer():
assert floating_humanizer(100) == "100 Byte"
assert floating_humanizer(100<<10) == "100 KiB"
assert floating_humanizer(100<<20, bit=True) == "800 Mib"
assert floating_humanizer(100<<20, start=1) == "100 GiB"
assert floating_humanizer(100<<40, short=True) == "100T"
assert floating_humanizer(100<<50, per_second=True) == "100 PiB/s"
def test_units_to_bytes():
assert units_to_bytes("10kbits") == 1280
assert units_to_bytes("100Mbytes") == 104857600
assert units_to_bytes("1gbit") == 134217728
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