# -*- coding: utf-8 -*-
# This file is part of pygal
#
# A python svg graph plotting library
# Copyright © 2012-2014 Kozea
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from pygal_maps_fr.maps import (
    Regions, Departments,
    REGIONS, DEPARTMENTS, aggregate_regions)

datas = {}
for dept in DEPARTMENTS.keys():
    datas[dept] = int(''.join([x for x in dept if x.isdigit()])) * 10


def test_departments():
    fmap = Departments()
    fmap.add('departements', datas)
    q = fmap.render_pyquery()
    assert len(
        q('#departements .departement,#dom-com .departement')
    ) == len(DEPARTMENTS)


def test_regions():
    fmap = Regions()
    fmap.add('regions', aggregate_regions(datas))
    q = fmap.render_pyquery()
    assert len(q('#regions .region,#dom-com .region')) == len(REGIONS)

    assert aggregate_regions(datas.items()) == aggregate_regions(datas)
