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"""Tests for unicode specific handling."""
import pytest
from ical.parsing.unicode import SAFE_CHAR, VALUE_CHAR
from ical.parsing.emoji import EMOJI
import emoji
def test_safe_char_excludes() -> None:
"""Test that the safe char definition excludes the right set of characters."""
assert '"' not in SAFE_CHAR
assert ";" not in SAFE_CHAR
assert "," not in SAFE_CHAR
assert "a" in SAFE_CHAR
def test_safe_char() -> None:
"""Test some basic values that should be in safe char."""
assert "a" in SAFE_CHAR
assert "-" in SAFE_CHAR
assert "🎄" in SAFE_CHAR
def test_value_char() -> None:
"""Test some basic values that should be in value char."""
assert "a" in VALUE_CHAR
assert "-" in VALUE_CHAR
assert '"' in VALUE_CHAR
assert ";" in VALUE_CHAR
assert "," in VALUE_CHAR
assert "🎄" in VALUE_CHAR
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"word",
[
"žmogus",
"ä¸æ–‡",
"кириллица",
"Ελληνικά",
"עִברִית",
"日本語",
"í•œêµì–´",
"ไทย",
"देवनागरी",
],
)
def test_languages(word: str) -> None:
"""Test basic values in non-english character sets are valid."""
for char in word:
assert char in VALUE_CHAR
def test_emoji_import() -> None:
"""Test that the emoji library import is in sync"""
# Verify every emoji is a valid character
for char in emoji.EMOJI_DATA.keys():
assert char in VALUE_CHAR
# Verify at a lower level they are equivalent in the EMOJI set
found = set(EMOJI)
expected = set(emoji.EMOJI_DATA.keys())
assert found == expected
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