view tests/test-csv-destinations.sh @ 77:adce5f7e2917 qt5

Don't need to check for Dataquay, and in fact we can pick up the wrong version if we do. Just assume it is available (building in e.g. sv subdir configuration)

#!/bin/bash

mypath=`dirname $0`
r=$mypath/../sonic-annotator

infile1=$mypath/audio/3clicks8.wav
infile2=$mypath/audio/6clicks8.wav

outfile1=$mypath/audio/3clicks8_vamp_vamp-example-plugins_percussiononsets_onsets.csv
outfile2=$mypath/audio/6clicks8_vamp_vamp-example-plugins_percussiononsets_onsets.csv

infile1dot=$mypath/audio/3.clicks.8.wav
outfile1dot=$mypath/audio/3.clicks.8_vamp_vamp-example-plugins_percussiononsets_onsets.csv

outfile3=$mypath/audio/3clicks8_vamp_vamp-example-plugins_percussiononsets_onsets.csv
outfile4=$mypath/audio/3clicks8_vamp_vamp-example-plugins_percussiononsets_detectionfunction.csv

testplug=vamp:vamp-example-plugins:percussiononsets
tmpcsv=$mypath/tmp_1_$$.csv

trap "rm -f $tmpcsv $outfile1 $outfile2 $outfile3 $outfile4 $infile1dot $outfile1dot" 0

fail() {
    echo "Test failed: $1"
    exit 1
}

transformpfx=$mypath/transforms/transforms-rdf-writer-percussiononsets

check_csv() {
    test -f $1 || \
	fail "Fails to write output to expected location $1 for $2"
    # every line must contain the same number of commas
    formats=`awk -F, '{ print NF; }' $1 | sort | uniq | wc | awk '{ print $1 }'`
    if [ "$formats" != "1" ]; then
	fail "Output is not consistently formatted comma-separated file for $2"
    fi
    rm -f $1
}    


ctx="onsets transform, one audio file, default CSV writer destination"

rm -f $outfile1

$r -t $transformpfx-onsets.n3 -w csv $infile1 2>/dev/null || \
    fail "Fails to run with $ctx"

check_csv $outfile1 "$ctx"


ctx="onsets transform, one audio file with dots in filename, default CSV writer destination"

rm -f $outfile1

cp $infile1 $infile1dot

$r -t $transformpfx-onsets.n3 -w csv $infile1dot 2>/dev/null || \
    fail "Fails to run with $ctx"

check_csv $outfile1dot "$ctx"

rm -f $infile1dot $outfile1dot


ctx="onsets and df transforms, one audio file, default CSV writer destination"

rm -f $outfile1

$r -t $transformpfx-onsets.n3 -t $transformpfx-detectionfunction.n3 -w csv $infile1 2>/dev/null || \
    fail "Fails to run with $ctx"

check_csv $outfile1 "$ctx"


ctx="onsets transform, two audio files, default CSV writer destination"

rm -f $outfile1
rm -f $outfile2

$r -t $transformpfx-onsets.n3 -w csv $infile1 $infile2 2>/dev/null || \
    fail "Fails to run with $ctx"

check_csv $outfile1 "$ctx"
check_csv $outfile2 "$ctx"


ctx="onsets transform, two audio files, one-file CSV writer"

$r -t $transformpfx-onsets.n3 -w csv --csv-one-file $tmpcsv $infile1 $infile2 2>/dev/null || \
    fail "Fails to run with $ctx"

check_csv $tmpcsv "$ctx"


ctx="onsets transform, two audio files, stdout CSV writer"

$r -t $transformpfx-onsets.n3 -w csv --csv-stdout $infile1 $infile2 2>/dev/null >$tmpcsv || \
    fail "Fails to run with $ctx"

check_csv $tmpcsv "$ctx"


ctx="existing output file and no --csv-force"

touch $outfile1

$r -t $transformpfx-onsets.n3 -w csv $infile1 2>/dev/null && \
    fail "Fails by completing successfully when output file already exists (should refuse and bail out)"


ctx="existing output file and --csv-force"

touch $outfile1

$r -t $transformpfx-onsets.n3 -w csv --csv-force $infile1 2>/dev/null || \
    fail "Fails to run with $ctx"

check_csv $outfile1 "$ctx"


exit 0