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* fix: extract_statistics misses comma-less numbers and drops trailing % * fix: same extract_statistics number/percent bug in services copy * test: extract_statistics captures full numbers and percent signs
26 lines
914 B
Python
26 lines
914 B
Python
"""Tests for extract_statistics (src/search/content.py)."""
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import pytest
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pytest.importorskip("bs4") # content.py imports BeautifulSoup at module load
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from src.search.content import extract_statistics
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def test_captures_comma_less_large_number():
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# Regression: `\d{1,3}(?:,\d{3})*` matched only the first 3 digits of a
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# comma-less number, so "50000" was never captured whole.
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assert any(s.startswith("50000") for s in extract_statistics("about 50000 users"))
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def test_keeps_percent_sign():
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# Regression: a trailing `\b` after the optional unit dropped the "%".
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assert "12%" in extract_statistics("conversion rose to 12% this quarter")
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def test_comma_grouped_number():
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assert any(s.startswith("1,000,000") for s in extract_statistics("revenue of 1,000,000 dollars"))
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def test_four_digit_year_captured():
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assert any("2024" in s for s in extract_statistics("released in 2024"))
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