tests/test_gr_amka.doctest


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test_gr_amka.doctest - more detailed doctests for stdnum.gr.amka module

Copyright (C) 2019 Arthur de Jong

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This file contains more detailed doctests for the stdnum.gr.amka module. It
tries to test more corner cases and detailed functionality that is not really
useful as module documentation.

>>> from stdnum.gr import amka


Tests for some corner cases.

>>> amka.get_gender('01014719866')
'F'
>>> amka.get_birth_date('29020012349')  # the year 1900 wasn't a leap year
datetime.date(2000, 2, 29)
>>> amka.get_birth_date('99887712349')
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
InvalidComponent: ...


These have been found online and should all be valid numbers.

>>> numbers = '''
...
... 01015734500
... 01017902501
... 01037200308
... 01086004429
... 01086104112
... 01115904128
... 02027000252
... 02037500945
... 02065702405
... 03016601845
... 03026603674
... 03037202441
... 03076103047
... 03106501681
... 03117200869
... 04087402360
... 04116301831
... 05086500989
... 06067504867
... 06097603465
... 06105502253
... 07017100129
... 07018502224
... 07106303022
... 07107300886
... 08016701602
... 08017702609
... 08017704126
... 08036603580
... 08116303002
... 08117501117
... 09106001291
... 09116602260
... 10026004050
... 10047602601
... 10096900187
... 11014803107
... 11016400969
... 11025702967
... 11046703861
... 12047200899
... 12105704402
... 13077802109
... 13096701340
... 13125502677
... 14025500902
... 14046001336
... 14066303158
... 14067000407
... 15017306430
... 16016804169
... 16056702307
... 16077801260
... 17025100797
... 17116903224
... 18025400765
... 18058302342
... 19017803057
... 19025503111
... 19055702252
... 19076801638
... 20017802123
... 20035603156
... 20036305348
... 20057401257
... 21028001986
... 21086800642
... 21117500724
... 22016501151
... 22027901325
... 22065701165
... 22105800084
... 23096100682
... 24047005699
... 24086202793
... 25036505284
... 25047902066
... 25088700387
... 25098700203
... 25125700721
... 26107300183
... 26126301089
... 27056500807
... 27065801162
... 27087200989
... 27116400865
... 27126702243
... 28036104546
... 28057902661
... 28087800729
... 28096101861
... 28126002196
... 29095401419
... 30046801046
... 30067201225
... 30096101065
... 30126002077
... 31035902076
... 31057004512
... 31085501570
...
... '''
>>> [x for x in numbers.splitlines() if x and not amka.is_valid(x)]
[]