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65 changes: 65 additions & 0 deletions projects/Speech_to_text/test_SpeechToTextRecordVoice.py
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# ********RoostGPT********
"""
Test generated by RoostGPT for test python-testing using AI Type AWS Bedrock Runtime AI and AI Model mistral.mixtral-8x7b-instruct-v0:1

ROOST_METHOD_HASH=record_voice_e0d65421fc
ROOST_METHOD_SIG_HASH=record_voice_da271465ef


Scenario 1: Test if the function correctly recognizes and returns a simple phrase
Details:
TestName: test\_record\_voice\_simple\_phrase
Description: Verify that the function correctly recognizes and returns a simple phrase spoken into the microphone.
Execution:
Arrange: Ensure a quiet environment and have the necessary hardware (microphone) connected.
Act: Call the record\_voice() function and speak a simple phrase into the microphone.
Assert: Check if the returned value matches the spoken phrase.
Validation:
This test scenario validates the basic functionality of the record\_voice() function, ensuring that it can correctly recognize and return a simple phrase spoken into the microphone.

Scenario 2: Test if the function handles ambient noise correctly
Details:
TestName: test\_record\_voice\_ambient\_noise
Description: Verify that the function correctly handles ambient noise and adjusts the recognition accordingly.
Execution:
Arrange: Create a noisy environment with background sounds or speech.
Act: Call the record\_voice() function and speak a phrase into the microphone.
Assert: Check if the returned value matches the spoken phrase or if the function indicates that it didn't understand the input.
Validation:
This test scenario validates the ability of the record\_voice() function to handle noisy environments and adjust its recognition accordingly, ensuring that it can still recognize the user's voice in various noise conditions.

Scenario 3: Test if the function handles unknown phrases correctly
Details:
TestName: test\_record\_voice\_unknown\_phrase
Description: Verify that the function correctly handles phrases that it doesn't recognize.
Execution:
Arrange: Prepare a phrase that is not in the recognizer's vocabulary.
Act: Call the record\_voice() function and speak the unknown phrase into the microphone.
Assert: Check if the returned value indicates that the function didn't understand the input.
Validation:
This test scenario validates the error handling of the record\_voice() function, ensuring that it can indicate when it encounters an unknown phrase and provide an appropriate error message.

Scenario 4: Test if the function handles exceptions correctly
Details:
TestName: test\_record\_voice\_exceptions
Description: Verify that the function correctly handles exceptions that may occur during the recognition process.
Execution:
Arrange: Prepare a situation where an exception may occur, such as a sudden loss of microphone access or a failure in the recognizer.
Act: Call the record\_voice() function and attempt to trigger the exception.
Assert: Check if the function handles the exception gracefully and returns an appropriate error message.
Validation:
This test scenario validates the exception handling of the record\_voice() function, ensuring that it can handle unexpected situations and provide an appropriate error message to the user.
"""

# ********RoostGPT********
Here is the pytest file with the required test scenarios:

```python
import pytest
import speech_recognition
from projects.Speech_to_text.speech_to_text import record_voice

@pytest.mark.record_voice
@pytest.mark.positive
@pytest.mark.parametrize(
"test_input,expected",
5 changes: 5 additions & 0 deletions pytest.ini
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[pytest]
markers =
record_voice: mark a test as record_voice scenario
positive: mark a test as positive scenario
parametrize: mark a test as parametrize scenario
2 changes: 2 additions & 0 deletions requirements-roost.txt
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-r /var/tmp/Roost/RoostGPT/python-testing/16f48bb2-e87d-484c-8516-994daf9e92fe/source/python-mini-projects/projects/Speech_to_text/requirements.txt