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Add an option to check the dupplicates: `--check-duplicates=10`
This will run geocoder tester as always, and for each query, after the
tests on the expected fields, we'll check that no objects in the
`n` first fields of the response are dupplicates.
If the option is not there averything should run as usual.
The notion of a dupplicate is something that the user can't
differentiate, so we implemented something quite specific for qwant's
display of the autocomplete's response:
* for a poi, we consider the object's label + it's address
* for the other objects only the label
For the moment this mechanism is quite hardcoded in
get_label_for_dupplicates, I'm completly open if you see a more generic
way to do this.
The error log will be formatted like:
```
______________________________________________________________ Search:
centre médico-psychologique 12, rue de cuire 69004 lyon
______________________________________________________________
Duplicates found in the response
label | id | type | osm_id | housenumber |
street | postcode | city | country | lat | lon | addr |
poi_types
—————————————————————|——————————|——————|————————|—————————————|——————————————|——————————|——————|—————————|————————————|———————————|——————|———————————
Rue de Cuire (Lyon) | 22597275 |street| _ | _ | Rue de
Cuire | 69004 | Lyon | _ | 45.7754093 | 4.8307156 | _ |
_
Rue de Cuire (Lyon) | 22597282 |street| _ | _ | Rue de
Cuire | 69004 | Lyon | _ | 45.7754093 | 4.8307156 | _ |
_
label | id | type | osm_id
| housenumber | street | postcode | city | country | lat
| lon | addr | poi_types
———————————————————————————————|—————————————————————————|——————|————————|—————————————|—————————————————————|——————————|——————|—————————|———————————|——————————|——————|———————————
12 Rue des Cuirassiers (Lyon) | addr:4.856194;45.758659 |house | _
| 12 | Rue des Cuirassiers | 69003 | Lyon | _ |
45.758659 | 4.856194 | _ | _
12 Rue des Cuirassiers (Lyon) | addr:4.856503;45.758678 |house | _
| 12 | Rue des Cuirassiers | 69003 | Lyon | _ |
45.758678 | 4.856503 | _ | _
```
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This PR aim to close #44 (and follow Qwant#26)
Add an option to check the dupplicates:
--check-duplicates=10This will run geocoder tester as always, and for each query, after the tests on the expected fields, we'll check that no objects in the
nfirst fields of the response are duplicates.If the option is not there everything should run as usual.
The notion of a duplicate is something that the user can't differentiate, so we implemented something quite specific for qwant's display of the autocomplete's response:
For the moment this mechanism is quite hardcoded in get_label_for_duplicates, I'm completely open if you see a more generic way to do this.
The error log will be formatted like: