def setup_local(loadDecks=None):
global deck1, deck2, client, server
if loadDecks:
deck1 = Deck(loadDecks[0], backup=False)
deck2 = Deck(loadDecks[1], backup=False)
else:
deck1 = Deck()
deck1.addModel(BasicModel())
deck1.currentModel.cardModels[1].active = True
deck1.newCardOrder = 1
f = deck1.newFact()
f['Front'] = u"foo"; f['Back'] = u"bar"; f.tags = u"foo"
deck1.addFact(f)
deck2 = Deck()
deck2.addModel(BasicModel())
deck2.currentModel.cardModels[1].active = True
f = deck2.newFact()
f['Front'] = u"baz"; f['Back'] = u"qux"; f.tags = u"bar"
deck2.addFact(f)
deck2.newCardOrder = 1
# normally such syncs would trigger a conflict, but we ignore it
deck1.setVar("schemaMod", 0)
deck2.setVar("schemaMod", 0)
client = SyncClient(deck1)
server = SyncServer(deck2)
client.setServer(server)
def setup_local(loadDecks=None):
global deck1, deck2, client, server
if loadDecks:
deck1 = Deck(loadDecks[0], backup=False)
deck2 = Deck(loadDecks[1], backup=False)
else:
deck1 = Deck()
deck1.addModel(BasicModel())
deck1.currentModel.cardModels[1].active = True
deck1.newCardOrder = 1
f = deck1.newFact()
f['Front'] = u"foo"
f['Back'] = u"bar"
f.tags = u"foo"
deck1.addFact(f)
deck2 = Deck()
deck2.addModel(BasicModel())
deck2.currentModel.cardModels[1].active = True
f = deck2.newFact()
f['Front'] = u"baz"
f['Back'] = u"qux"
f.tags = u"bar"
deck2.addFact(f)
deck2.newCardOrder = 1
# normally such syncs would trigger a conflict, but we ignore it
deck1.setVar("schemaMod", 0)
deck2.setVar("schemaMod", 0)
client = SyncClient(deck1)
server = SyncServer(deck2)
client.setServer(server)
