Python initialize_database Beispiele

Beispiel #1

Datei: __init__.py Projekt: semtle/ShinyMUD

 def setUp(self):
     import sys
     remove = [m for m in sys.modules.keys() if 'shinymud' in m]
     for r in remove:
         del sys.modules[r]
     from shinymud.lib.world import World
     self.world = World(':memory:')
     from shinymud.lib.setup import initialize_database
     initialize_database()

Beispiel #2

Datei: __init__.py Projekt: ElecRei/ShinyMUD

 def setUp(self):
     import sys
     remove = [m for m in sys.modules.keys() if 'shinymud' in m]
     for r in remove:
         del sys.modules[r]
     from shinymud.lib.world import World
     self.world = World(':memory:')
     from shinymud.lib.setup import initialize_database
     initialize_database()

Beispiel #3

Datei: main.py Projekt: semtle/ShinyMUD

def setup_stub_world():
    world = World()
    from shinymud.lib.setup import initialize_database
    initialize_database()
    return world

Beispiel #4

from shinymud.lib.world import World
# Initialize the World
world = World()
from shinymud.lib.setup import initialize_database
from shinymud.models.area import Area
from shinymud.data.config import *
from shinymud.lib.connection_handlers import con_handlers

import traceback
import datetime

initialize_database()
world.db.delete(
    'from game_item where (owner is null or owner=\'None\') and container is null'
)

# load the entities in the world from the database
# This should probably happen inside the world itself...
for area in world.db.select("* from area"):
    world.area_add(Area.create(area))
for area in world.areas.values():
    area.load()

world.default_location = world.get_location(DEFAULT_LOCATION[0],
                                            DEFAULT_LOCATION[1])

# Start up all of our connection handlers
for port, conn_handler in CONNECTIONS:
    handler_class = getattr(con_handlers, conn_handler)
    handler_obj = handler_class(port, HOST, world)
    handler_obj.start()

Beispiel #5

Datei: shiny_server.py Projekt: ElecRei/ShinyMUD

from shinymud.lib.world import World
# Initialize the World
world = World()
from shinymud.lib.setup import initialize_database
from shinymud.models.area import Area
from shinymud.data.config import *
from shinymud.lib.connection_handlers import con_handlers

import traceback
import datetime

initialize_database()
world.db.delete('from game_item where (owner is null or owner=\'None\') and container is null')

# load the entities in the world from the database
# This should probably happen inside the world itself...
for area in world.db.select("* from area"):
    world.area_add(Area.create(area))
for area in world.areas.values():
    area.load()

world.default_location = world.get_location(DEFAULT_LOCATION[0],
                                            DEFAULT_LOCATION[1])

# Start up all of our connection handlers
for port, conn_handler in CONNECTIONS:
    handler_class = getattr(con_handlers, conn_handler)
    handler_obj = handler_class(port, HOST, world)
    handler_obj.start()

world.log.info('Started the connection handlers. Now listening for Players.')

Beispiel #6

Datei: main.py Projekt: ei-grad/ShinyMUD

def setup_stub_world():
    world = World()
    from shinymud.lib.setup import initialize_database
    initialize_database()
    return world