-def test_fetch_existing_words_phrases_basic(special_phrases_importer, word_table,
- temp_db_cursor):
- """
- Check for the fetch_existing_words_phrases() method.
- It should return special phrase term added to the word
- table.
- """
- query ="""
- INSERT INTO word VALUES(99999, 'lookup_token', 'normalized_word',
- 'class', 'type', null, 0, 'near');
- """
- temp_db_cursor.execute(query)
-
- assert not special_phrases_importer.words_phrases_to_delete
- special_phrases_importer._fetch_existing_words_phrases()
- contained_phrase = special_phrases_importer.words_phrases_to_delete.pop()
- assert contained_phrase == ('normalized_word', 'class', 'type', 'near')
-
-@pytest.mark.parametrize("house_type", ['house', 'postcode'])
-def test_fetch_existing_words_phrases_special_cases(special_phrases_importer, word_table,
- house_type, temp_db_cursor):
- """
- Check for the fetch_existing_words_phrases() method.
- It should return nothing as the terms added correspond
- to a housenumber and postcode term.
- """
- query ="""
- INSERT INTO word VALUES(99999, 'lookup_token', 'normalized_word',
- 'place', %s, null, 0, 'near');
- """
- temp_db_cursor.execute(query, (house_type,))
-
- special_phrases_importer._fetch_existing_words_phrases()
- assert not special_phrases_importer.words_phrases_to_delete
-
-def test_fetch_existing_place_classtype_tables(special_phrases_importer, temp_db_cursor):