def test_person_summary():
    s = Summarizer()

    people = [
        Person(
            id=ocd_uuid("person"),
            name="Jorna Corno",
            gender="F",
            image="https://example.com/image1",
            party=[
                Party(name="Democratic"),
                Party(name="Democratic", end_date="1990")
            ],
            roles=[],
        ),
        Person(
            id=ocd_uuid("person"),
            name="Linda Under",
            gender="F",
            image="https://example.com/image2",
            party=[Party(name="Democratic"),
                   Party(name="Progressive")],
            extras={"religion": "Zoroastrian"},
            contact_details=[
                ContactDetail(fax="123-435-9999", note="Capitol Office")
            ],
            other_identifiers=[
                OtherIdentifier(scheme="fake", identifier="abc")
            ],
            ids=PersonIdBlock(twitter="fake"),
            roles=[],
        ),
        Person(
            id=ocd_uuid("person"),
            name="Phil Gort",
            gender="M",
            image="https://example.com/image3",
            party=[Party(name="Republican")],
            contact_details=[
                ContactDetail(voice="123-435-9999", note="Capitol Office")
            ],
            other_identifiers=[
                OtherIdentifier(scheme="fake", identifier="123")
            ],
            roles=[],
        ),
    ]

    for p in people:
        s.summarize(p)

    assert s.parties == {"Republican": 1, "Democratic": 2, "Progressive": 1}
    assert s.contact_counts == {
        "Capitol Office voice": 1,
        "Capitol Office fax": 1
    }
    assert s.id_counts == {"fake": 2, "twitter": 1}
    assert s.optional_fields == {"gender": 3, "image": 3}
    assert s.extra_counts == {"religion": 1}
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def test_party_on_person():
    p = Person(
        id=VALID_PERSON_ID,
        name="Tony Tigre",
        party=[Party(name="Democratic")],
        roles=[],
    )
    with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
        # no such party
        p.party = [Party(name="Vampire")]
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def test_compute_merge_party():
    class Model(BaseModel):
        party: list[Party] = []

    # no change
    a = Model(party=[Party(name="Democratic")])
    b = Model(party=[Party(name="Democratic")])
    assert compute_merge(a, b) == []

    # set end date on prior party
    c = Model(party=[Party(name="Republican")])
    today = datetime.date.today().strftime("%Y-%m-%d")
    assert compute_merge(a, c) == [
        Replace(
            "party",
            [
                Party(name="Democratic"),
            ],
            [
                Party(name="Democratic", end_date=today),
                Party(name="Republican"),
            ],
        )
    ]

    # extra data isn't affected
    d = Model(party=[
        Party(name="Independent", end_date=today),
        Party(name="Republican"),
    ])
    assert compute_merge(d, c) == []
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def test_person_commas():
    with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
        Person(
            id="ocd-person/11111111-2222-3333-4444-555555555555",
            name="Jones, Joan",
            party=[Party(name="Democratic")],
            roles=[],
        )
    good_comma = Person(
        id="ocd-person/11111111-2222-3333-4444-555555555555",
        name="Joan Jones, Jr.",
        party=[Party(name="Democratic")],
        roles=[],
    )
    assert good_comma.name
def test_retire_person():
    person = Person(
        id="ocd-person/11110000-2222-3333-4444-555555555555",
        name="Test Person",
        party=[
            Party(name="Democratic"),
        ],
        roles=[
            Role(type="lower",
                 end_date="2000-01-01",
                 district="1",
                 jurisdiction=JID),  # leave old end date alone
            Role(type="upper",
                 start_date="2018-01-01",
                 district="2",
                 jurisdiction=JID),  # add end date
            Role(type="governor", end_date="2030-01-01",
                 jurisdiction=JID),  # move up future end date
        ],
    )
    person, num = retire_person(person, "2018-10-01")
    assert num == 2
    assert person.roles[0].end_date == "2000-01-01"
    assert person.roles[1].end_date == "2018-10-01"
    assert person.roles[2].end_date == "2018-10-01"

    # idempotent
    person, num = retire_person(person, "2018-11-01")
    assert num == 0
def test_validate_roles_retired(roles, expected):
    person = Person(
        id=EXAMPLE_OCD_PERSON_ID,
        name="Example Person",
        roles=roles,
        party=[Party(name="Republican")],
    )
    assert validate_roles(person, "roles", retired=True) == expected
def person():
    PERSON_ID = "ocd-person/abcdefab-0000-1111-2222-1234567890ab"
    return Person(
        id=PERSON_ID,
        name="Jane Smith",
        party=[Party(name="Democratic")],
        roles=[],
        image="https://example.com/image",
        extras={"something": "special"},
    )
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def test_party_required_on_legislator():
    p = Person(
        id=VALID_PERSON_ID,
        name="Tony Tigre",
        party=[Party(name="Democratic")],
        roles=[
            Role(type=RoleType.UPPER, district=1, jurisdiction=VALID_JURISDICTION_ID)
        ],
    )
    with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
        # no party!
        p.party = []
def test_person_party(person):
    created, updated = load_person(person)
    p = DjangoPerson.objects.get(pk=person.id)

    assert p.memberships.count() == 1
    assert p.memberships.get().organization.name == "Democratic"
    assert p.primary_party == "Democratic"

    person.party.append(Party(name="Republican", end_date="2018-10-06"))
    created, updated = load_person(person)
    assert updated is True
    assert p.primary_party == "Democratic"
    p = DjangoPerson.objects.get(pk=person.id)
    p.memberships.count() == 2
    p.memberships.exclude(end_date="").count() == 1
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def test_multiple_parties():
    p = Person(
        id=VALID_PERSON_ID,
        name="Tony Tigre",
        party=[Party(name="Democratic")],
        roles=[],
    )
    with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
        # can't have two active major parties
        p.party = [Party(name="Democratic"), Party(name="Republican")]
    # can be in multiple parties as long as one is non-major
    p.party = [Party(name="Democratic"), Party(name="Green")]
    # or if one is obsolete
    p.party = [Party(name="Democratic", end_date="2010"), Party(name="Republican")]
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def test_person_basics():
    with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
        Person(name="missing fields")
    good = Person(
        id="ocd-person/11111111-2222-3333-4444-555555555555",
        name="Joan Jones",
        party=[Party(name="Democratic")],
        roles=[],
    )
    assert good.name
    with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
        good.death_date = "X"
    with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
        good.birth_date = "X"
    with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
        good.birth_date = "X"
    with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
        good.id = "123"
    with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
        good.image = "/fragment"
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def test_party_cls():
    party = Party(name="Democratic")
    assert party.name
    with pytest.raises(ValidationError):
        party.end_date = "x"