pyln: failing test msat from float str

We were not able to create pyln Millisatoshi from floats, e.g.:
 - "0.01btc"
 - "0.1sat"
 - ...

This adds a test that makes sure this won't happen again.
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Michael Schmoock 2020-11-30 17:33:48 +01:00 committed by Rusty Russell
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from pyln.client import Millisatoshi
import pytest # type: ignore
def test_to_approx_str():
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assert amount.to_approx_str() == "12btc"
amount = Millisatoshi('1200000000sat')
assert amount.to_approx_str(1) == "12btc" # note: no rounding
def test_floats():
# test parsing amounts from floating number strings
amount = Millisatoshi("0.01btc")
assert amount.to_satoshi() == 10**6
amount = Millisatoshi("1.01btc")
assert amount.to_satoshi() == 10**8 + 10**6
amount = Millisatoshi("0.1sat")
assert int(amount) == 100
amount = Millisatoshi("0.01sat")
assert int(amount) == 10
amount = Millisatoshi("1.1sat")
assert int(amount) == 1100
# test floating point arithmetic
amount = Millisatoshi("1000msat") * 0.1
assert int(amount) == 100
# sub millisatoshi are not a concept yet
with pytest.raises(ValueError, match='Millisatoshi must be a whole number'):
amount = Millisatoshi("0.000000000001btc")
with pytest.raises(ValueError, match='Millisatoshi must be a whole number'):
amount = Millisatoshi("0.0001sat")
with pytest.raises(ValueError, match='Millisatoshi must be a whole number'):
amount = Millisatoshi("0.1msat")