def test_sunset_next(self):
helper = repeat.sunset_helper(LATITUDE, LONGITUDE)
expected = datetime(2012, 12, 9, 4, 47, 24)
now = datetime(2012, 12, 9, 0, 32, 49)
self._almost_timedates(helper(now), expected)
now = expected - timedelta(seconds=1)
self._almost_timedates(helper(now), expected)
now = expected + timedelta(seconds=1)
expected_next = datetime(2012, 12, 10, 4, 48, 0)
self._almost_timedates(helper(now), expected_next)
def __init__(self, engine, status, url, rule):
super(_DailyHelper, self).__init__(engine, status, url, rule)
latitude = float(self._status.get('status://server/latitude'))
longitude = float(self._status.get('status://server/longitude'))
# The _find_next_fire_time is a method that returns the datetime in which to
# next fire if passed utcnow as a datetime. The different implementations of
# it are how we adjust for different types of daily rules.
if self._rule['time'] == 'sunset':
self._find_next_fire_time = repeat.sunset_helper(
latitude, longitude)
elif self._rule['time'] == 'sunrise':
self._find_next_fire_time = repeat.sunrise_helper(
latitude, longitude)
else:
# Else we expect time to be in the format 'hh:mm:ss'
hours, minutes, seconds = [
int(i) for i in self._rule['time'].split(':')
]
time_of_day = datetime.time(hours, minutes, seconds)
self._find_next_fire_time = repeat.daily_helper(time_of_day)