tests/test_mz_nuit.doctest


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test_mz_nuit.doctest - more detailed doctests for stdnum.mz.nuit module

Copyright (C) 2023 Leandro Regueiro

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

>>> from stdnum.mz import nuit


Tests for some corner cases.

>>> nuit.validate('400339910')
'400339910'
>>> nuit.validate('400 005 834')
'400005834'
>>> nuit.validate('100.033.593')
'100033593'
>>> nuit.validate('12345')
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
InvalidLength: ...
>>> nuit.validate('VV3456789')
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
InvalidFormat: ...
>>> nuit.validate('101935626')
Traceback (most recent call last):
    ...
InvalidChecksum: ...
>>> nuit.format('400339910')
'400 339 910'
>>> nuit.format('100.033.593')
'100 033 593'


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

>>> numbers = '''
...
... 400339910
... 400 005 834
... 500171650
... 700152855
... 400 005 834
... 400027145
... 400001391
... 400584291
... 103017602
... 400872120
... 500001615
... 400786704
... 500 024 240
... 400066183
... 500006005
... 401 191 607
... 400 102 961
... 105564724
... 500003545
... 400787451
... 116773767
... 111878641
... 154695168
... 102889010
... 101908372
... 149349324
... 400339910
... 400509182
... 400 006 245
... 400778922
... 400015546
... 401343261
... 401120807
... 400 108 791
... 400 415 870
... 108 755 423
... 108 755 385
... 400007225
... 401508317
... 400535825
... 400418810
... 401129006
... 400058172
... 400267839
... 500017341
... 700074854
... 401215298
... 400786704
... 400058921
... 400238685
... 400005516
... 500050012
... 400 052 786
... 400 111 200
... 400824037
... 400 410 151
... 120883275
... 100002892
... 118924045
... 400157715
... 400370028
... 129926945
... 400364001
... 101002561
... 400551847
... 400 769 052
... 400 120 323
... 100.033.593
... 105032031
... 401430989
... 103709776
... 500171650
... 400316341
... 400509182
... 400021260
... 400129551
... 400187398
... 600000063
... 400102961
... 400994579
... 400905649
... 500003839
... 401041877
... 400068038
...
... '''
>>> [x for x in numbers.splitlines() if x and not nuit.is_valid(x)]
[]