charming 0.6.0

A visualization library for Rust
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#[cfg(test)]
mod tests {

    use charming::{df, dz};

    /// Testing using snippt of data from https://github.com/yuankunzhang/charming/blob/main/gallery/src/scatter/bubble_chart.rs.
    /// dz_test1 is testing input as named_variable of various data type vectors.
    /// dz_test2 is testing input as direct input of various data type vectors.
    /// The result of dz! are checked againt df!'s result - which should be equal.

    #[test]
    fn dz_test1() {
        // Set up test data
        let d1 = vec![44056, 13334];
        let d2 = vec![81.8, 76.9];
        let d3 = vec![23968973, 1376048943];
        let d4 = vec!["Australia", "China"];
        let d5 = vec![2015, 2015];

        // expected output
        let df_out = df![
            [44056, 81.8, 23968973, "Australia", 2015],
            [13334, 76.9, 1376048943, "China", 2015]
        ];

        // Call the macro
        let dz_out = dz!(d1, d2, d3, d4, d5);

        // Assert expected output
        assert_eq!(dz_out, df_out);
    }

    #[test]
    fn dz_test2() {
        // expected output
        let df_out = df![
            [44056, 81.8, 23968973, "Australia", 2015],
            [13334, 76.9, 1376048943, "China", 2015]
        ];

        // Call the macro
        let dz_out = dz!(
            [44056, 13334],
            [81.8, 76.9],
            [23968973, 1376048943],
            ["Australia", "China"],
            [2015, 2015]
        );

        // Assert expected output
        assert_eq!(dz_out, df_out);
    }
}