process_mining 0.5.5

Process Mining library for working with (object-centric) event data
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use crate::{
    core::event_data::case_centric::{
        event_log_struct::XESEditableAttribute,
        xes::import_xes::{import_xes_path, XESImportOptions},
    },
    test_utils::get_test_data_path,
};

mod ocel_gz_io_tests;
mod ocel_xml_import_tests;
mod xes_classifier_tests;
mod xes_import_tests;

#[test]
fn test_event_log_attribute_helpers() {
    let path = get_test_data_path().join("xes").join("RepairExample.xes");
    let mut log = import_xes_path(&path, XESImportOptions::default()).unwrap();
    // Global trace attribute for "concept:name" is set to "__INVALID__"
    let trace = log.traces.last_mut().unwrap();
    // Last trace has a "concept:name" value 999
    let concept_name = trace
        .attributes
        .get_by_key_or_global("concept:name", &log.global_trace_attrs)
        .and_then(|a| a.value.try_as_string())
        .unwrap();
    assert_eq!(concept_name, "999");
    // ...but if we remove this attribute...
    trace.attributes.remove_with_key("concept:name");
    // ...the global attribute value ("__INVALID__") will be returned :)
    let concept_name_after = trace
        .attributes
        .get_by_key_or_global("concept:name", &log.global_trace_attrs)
        .and_then(|a| a.value.try_as_string())
        .unwrap();
    assert_eq!(concept_name_after, "__INVALID__");
}