def test_count_matches(self):
user = {'_id': ObjectId(), 'teams': [self.match['TEAM_ID']]}
# one new matches
counts = _count_matches(
list(self.db['match'].find({'_id': ObjectId(self.match['_id'])})),
self.db['match'])
assert counts['new_matches'] == 1
assert self._new_match() is True
# should be updated
counts = _count_matches(
list(self.db['match'].find({'_id': ObjectId(self.match['_id'])})),
self.db['match'])
assert counts['new_matches'] == 0
assert self._new_match() is True
# check ther other condition that will evaluate to a new match
self.db['match'].update({'_id': self.match['_id']},
{'$set': {
'_new_match': False
}})
counts = _count_matches(
list(self.db['match'].find({'_id': ObjectId(self.match['_id'])})),
self.db['match'])
assert counts['new_matches'] == 1
assert self._new_match() is True
counts = _count_matches(
list(self.db['match'].find({'_id': ObjectId(self.match['_id'])})),
self.db['match'])
assert counts['new_matches'] == 0
assert self._new_match() is True
def _email_counts(teamid, match_db, filter_db):
num_matches = 0
num_filters = 0
# look for matches.
matches = list(match_db.find({'TEAM_ID': ObjectId(teamid)}))
# calculate number of matches.
counts = custom._count_matches(matches, match_db)
num_matches += counts['new_matches']
# get the number of filters.
num_filters += filter_db.find({'TEAM_ID': teamid, 'status': 1}).count()
# return the counts
return num_filters, num_matches
def _email_counts(teamid, match_db, filter_db):
num_matches = 0
num_filters = 0
# look for matches.
matches = list(match_db.find({'TEAM_ID': ObjectId(teamid)}))
# calculate number of matches.
counts = custom._count_matches(matches, match_db)
num_matches += counts['new_matches']
# get the number of filters.
num_filters += filter_db.find({'TEAM_ID': teamid, 'status': 1}).count()
# return the counts
return num_filters, num_matches