local_testthat {inlabru} | R Documentation |
Unit test helpers
Description
Local helper functions for package unit tests
Usage
local_bru_testthat_assign(x, values, envir = parent.frame())
local_bru_testthat_tolerances(
tolerances = c(0.0001, 0.01, 0.1),
envir = parent.frame()
)
local_bru_options_set(..., .reset = FALSE, envir = parent.frame())
local_basic_intercept_testdata()
local_basic_fixed_effect_testdata()
local_mrsea_convert(x, use_km = FALSE)
local_bru_safe_inla(multicore = FALSE, quietly = TRUE, envir = parent.frame())
local_bru_testthat_setup(envir = parent.frame())
Arguments
x |
character; Name of variable to assign to |
values |
the object to assign to |
envir |
environment for exit handlers |
tolerances |
numeric vector of length 3; |
.reset |
For |
multicore |
logical; if |
quietly |
logical; if |
Details
local_bru_options_set()
is used to set global package options.
Value
local_bru_options_set()
returns a copy of the global override
options (not including the defaults), invisibly.
Functions
-
local_bru_testthat_assign()
: Assign local variable. Useful for easy cleanup of global workspace withwithr::deferred_run()
when running tests interactively. -
local_bru_testthat_tolerances()
: Assign test tolerances Assign local tolerance variables. Useful for easy cleanup of global workspace withwithr::deferred_run()
when running tests interactively. -
local_bru_options_set()
: Callsbru_options_set()
in a reversible way -
local_bru_safe_inla()
: Tests should set num.threads = "1:1" to ensure within-system repeatability by callinglocal_bru_safe_inla()
; see alsobru_safe_inla()
-
local_bru_testthat_setup()
: Initialise environment for tests. Assigns tolerance variables. To be called either at the top of a testfile, or inside tests. Does not calllocal_bru_safe_inla()
, since that may invoke a skip and should be called inside each test that relies on INLA.
See Also
bru_options_set()
, bru_options_default()
, bru_options_get()
Examples
my_fun <- function(val) {
local_bru_options_set(bru_verbose = val)
bru_options_get("bru_verbose")
}
# Inside the function, the bru_verbose option is changed.
# Outside the function, the bru_verbose option is unchanged.
print(my_fun(TRUE))
print(bru_options_get("bru_verbose"))
print(my_fun(FALSE))
print(bru_options_get("bru_verbose"))