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Add more tests #228

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  • New Features

    • Introduced a new test class for binary alloy simulations, enhancing test coverage.
    • Added methods to validate energy calculations for binary interactions.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Improved test suite organization by removing unnecessary command invocations, streamlining the setup process.

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The recent changes to the LammpsASELibrary test suite enhance its structure and functionality. Significant updates include the removal of redundant command calls, introducing a new TestBinary class for binary alloy simulations, and implementing new test methods. These modifications streamline the setup process and improve code readability, ensuring comprehensive testing of binary interactions.

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tests/test_ase_interface.py Removed redundant interactive_lib_command calls; added TestBinary class with new test methods for binary alloy simulations. Introduced setup_job static method for better command setup organization.

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274-283: LGTM! The setUp method correctly initializes the structures.

The setUp method initializes bulk structures of aluminum, gold, and a mix of both. The chemical symbols for the mixed structure are correctly set.


285-296: LGTM! The setup_job method correctly sets up the LAMMPS commands.

The setup_job method sets up the LAMMPS commands for the simulation, ensuring that the simulation parameters are correctly configured.


298-322: LGTM! The test_individual_calculation method correctly tests the energy calculations.

The test_individual_calculation method tests the energy calculations for individual structures, ensuring that the results match the expected values.


324-348: LGTM! The test_interactive_calculation method correctly tests the energy calculations.

The test_interactive_calculation method tests the energy calculations for interactive structures, ensuring that the results match the expected values.


350-374: LGTM! The test_interactive_calculation_inverse method correctly tests the energy calculations for the inverse order of structures.

The test_interactive_calculation_inverse method tests the energy calculations for the inverse order of structures, ensuring that the results match the expected values.

@jan-janssen jan-janssen merged commit ae68fad into main Jul 22, 2024
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@jan-janssen jan-janssen deleted the test branch July 22, 2024 16:51
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