31 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
31 lines
1.2 KiB
Python
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"""Regression test: the '[PDF content]:' wrapper must be removed without eating
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into the page text that follows it.
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The old call sites used ``str.lstrip("\\n[PDF content]:")``, which treats the
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argument as a *set of characters* and keeps stripping leading characters that
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happen to be in that set — corrupting the start of the extracted document.
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"""
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from src.document_processor import strip_pdf_content_marker, _PDF_CONTENT_MARKER
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def test_marker_removed_without_eating_following_text():
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# Shape that _process_pdf actually returns: marker + "\n\n[Page 1 text]:" + body.
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raw = "\n\n[PDF content]:\n\n[Page 1 text]:\nto the board, content begins"
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out = strip_pdf_content_marker(raw)
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assert out == "[Page 1 text]:\nto the board, content begins"
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# The old lstrip approach produced "age 1 text]:..." (ate "[P" then "to").
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assert not out.startswith("age 1 text")
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def test_marker_constant_matches_processor_output():
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# If _process_pdf's prefix ever changes, this guards the consumer.
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assert _PDF_CONTENT_MARKER == "\n\n[PDF content]:"
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def test_text_without_marker_is_only_stripped():
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assert strip_pdf_content_marker(" plain text ") == "plain text"
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def test_handles_none():
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assert strip_pdf_content_marker(None) == ""
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