33 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
33 lines
1.1 KiB
Python
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import pytest
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from tantivy import Query
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def test_escape_quote_parse_query(ram_index):
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index = ram_index
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with pytest.raises(ValueError) as ex:
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# This test to show that surrounding quotes are required to allow
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# a single to be escaped the quote, otherwise it will raise `ValueError`.
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_ = index.parse_query(r'sea\"', ["title", "body"])
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def test_escape_quote_parse_query_with_quotes(ram_index):
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index = ram_index
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# We verify only that `parse_query` doesn't raise. We are not testing
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# whether tantivy's `parse_query` is correct.
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query = index.parse_query(r'"sea\""', ["title", "body"])
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def test_escape_quote_parse_query_quoted(ram_index):
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index = ram_index
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# We verify only that `parse_query` doesn't raise. We are not testing
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# whether tantivy's `parse_query` is correct.
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query = index.parse_query(r'title:"sea \"whale"')
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def test_escape_quote_term_query(ram_index):
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index = ram_index
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# We verify only that `parse_query` doesn't raise. We are not testing
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# whether tantivy's `parse_query` is correct.
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query = Query.term_query(index.schema, "title", "sea\" whale")
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