Source code for iodata.test.test_gromacs
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"""Test iodata.formats.gromacs module."""
from importlib.resources import as_file, files
from numpy.testing import assert_allclose, assert_equal
from ..api import load_many, load_one
from ..utils import nanometer, picosecond
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def test_load_water():
# test gro file of one water
with as_file(files("iodata.test.data").joinpath("water.gro")) as fn_gro:
mol = load_one(str(fn_gro))
check_water(mol)
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def check_water(mol):
"""Test some things on a water file."""
assert mol.title == "MD of 2 waters"
assert mol.atcoords.shape == (6, 3)
assert_allclose(mol.atcoords[-1] / nanometer, [1.326, 0.120, 0.568])
assert mol.atffparams["attypes"][2] == "HW3"
assert mol.atffparams["resnames"][-1] == "WATER"
assert_equal(mol.atffparams["resnums"][2:4], [1, 2])
assert_allclose(mol.cellvecs[0][0], 1.82060 * nanometer, atol=1.0e-5)
assert mol.extra["velocities"].shape == (6, 3)
vel = mol.extra["velocities"][-1]
assert_allclose(vel * (picosecond / nanometer), [1.9427, -0.8216, -0.0244])
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def test_load_many():
with as_file(files("iodata.test.data").joinpath("water2.gro")) as fn_gro:
mols = list(load_many(str(fn_gro)))
assert len(mols) == 2
assert mols[0].extra["time"] == 0.0 * picosecond
assert mols[1].extra["time"] == 1.0 * picosecond
for mol in mols:
check_water(mol)