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Slamd update 3 dichtebasierte angaben beim blending #125

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Ein Gedanke noch: Wie viel Aufwand wäre es, mit find+replace/refactor tools die Variablen "density", die die specific gravity enthalten, in "gravity" umzubennen?


list_of_normalized_ratios_lists = RatioParser.create_list_of_normalized_ratio_lists(all_ratios_as_string,
RATIO_DELIMITER)

print(list_of_normalized_ratios_lists)
print(base_materials_as_dict)
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Debug print statements können raus

@@ -46,7 +46,7 @@ def submit_blending():
def add_min_max_entry(material_type, count):
data = json.loads(request.data)
min_max_form, complete = BlendedMaterialsService.create_min_max_form(material_type, count, data)
body = {'template': render_template('min_max_form.html', min_max_form=min_max_form, complete=complete)}
body = {'template': render_template('min_max_form.html', material_type=material_type, count=count, min_max_form=min_max_form, complete=complete)}
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Verständnisfrage: Wo werden material_type und count im min_max_form template verwendet?

@@ -27,3 +27,20 @@ def _to_normalized_ratio_list(cls, ratio, delimiter):
ratio_list = [string_to_number(piece) for piece in pieces]
sum_ratio_list = sum(ratio_list)
return [ratio / sum_ratio_list for ratio in ratio_list]

@classmethod
def weight_to_density_ratios(cls, normalized_ratios, base_materials):
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Diese Funktion nimmt Volumen-Ratios, wandelt sie durch Multiplikation mit Dichte in Massen-Ratios um, und renormalisiert dann diese, richtig?

Wäre also ein Name wie "volume_to_weight_ratios" nicht passender? (Und ggf. "weight_ratio" als variablenname besser als "density ratio")

dto = all_materials[1]
assert dto.name == 'test powder'
assert dto.type == 'Powder'
assert dto.all_properties == 'Fe₂O₃ (m%): 23.3, Specific gravity: 12, test prop: test value'
assert dto.all_properties == 'Fe₂O₃ (m%): 23.3, Density (t/m³): 3, test prop: test value'
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Warum ist es hier Density und nicht Specific Gravity?

@@ -21,6 +21,7 @@ def mock_query_by_type(input):

html = response.data.decode('utf-8')
assert 'Blended base materials' in html
assert 'Blended base materials' in html
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Duplikat

@@ -204,9 +182,10 @@ def mock_save(material_type, material):
if material_type == 'aggregates':
nonlocal mock_save_called_with_first_blended_material
nonlocal mock_save_called_with_second_blended_material
if material.name == 'test blend 1-0.4/0.4/0.2':
print(material.name)
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base_materials_dict = create_test_base_materials_dict()
weights_to_density_ratios = RatioParser.weight_to_density_ratios(normalized_ratios, base_materials_dict)

assert weights_to_density_ratios == [[0.36, 0.64], [0.46, 0.54], [0.57, 0.43]]
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Newline am ende der datei


assert result.ctx == 'blended materials'
assert mock_delete_by_type_and_uuid_called_with == (
'powder', 'uuid to delete')

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def test_weights_to_density_ratio(monkeypatch):
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Dieser Test testet, ob diese Funktion inhaltlich korrekt ist, aber ich habe keinen Test gesehen, der testet, ob sie im korrekten Kontext aufgerufen wird. Würde ich noch hinzufügen. Für so einen Test würde ich save_blended_materials aufrufen, weight_to_density_ratios mocken, und checken dass der mock einmal aufgerufen wird

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