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Instructions for testers
This script is for alpha-testers. Please make sure you record which section/s you tested and the date. If you feel that any tests reveal serious errors (e.g. Stack traces) please raise an issue and report that you have done so.
Always record your actions and results
details including version
details including version
details of any relevant to pygetpapers
###download software
URL of source
simple commandline with help output.
@Ayush provide simple tests with known outcomes so everyone runs the same.
@Testers. Always record the date as yyyy-mm-dd as EPMC will change.
This search should give 5 hits - maybe one or two more
pygetpapers -q covid20 -n
gave the output
*cut and paste output here*
The rest are much too general
`Make a simple query. Use the exisiting documentation to guide your way.
use the docs to create and submit a query for "tulsi" without download. Record the date, your input and output
repeat for "Ocimum sanctum"
download 50 papers for "tulsi" record what you did, the terminal output, and the disk output
... and so on, testing each feature of pygetpapers one by one...
Tests for each function.
result of test.
result of test
and all other flags, etc. ...
Please run the same query on getpapers and pygetpapers and see if the results are identical. Probably a good idea to use a query that returns a very small number of hits.
test that the output of pygetpapers can be directly read into ami. The name of the ami project should be the same as --outdir. No renaming should be necessary. It should be possible to run:
pygetpapers -q foo -o bar -x -k 10
ami -p bar search --dict country
Attempt to break the system. Examples could be:
- queries which return nothing
- queries which would dump the whole database
- queries with complex syntax and quoting
- non-existing output directory or pre-existing file
- characters outside ANSI 32-127 (e.g. Hindi)
- queries with characters needing to be escaped