Beispiel #1
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def test_geonode_constructor(geonode1):

    # Trivial test for classic constructor

    act_node = GeoNode(1, 'Node 1', '-0.84571884220576', '51.2945043901003')

    assert_geonode(geonode1, act_node)

    return
Beispiel #2
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def test_geonode_from_db_string(geonode3, point1):

    # Tests GeoNode constructor from_db_string

    act_node = GeoNode.from_db_string(point1)

    assert_geonode(geonode3, act_node)

    return
Beispiel #3
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def test_geonode_from_db_row(geonode1):

    # Tests GeoNode constructor from_db_row

    db_row = (1, 'POINT(-0.84571884220576 51.2945043901003)', 'Node 1')

    act_node = GeoNode.from_db_row(db_row)

    assert_geonode(geonode1, act_node)

    return
Beispiel #4
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def get_beds():

    """@app.route('/beds') takes
    plant (plant name number, optional, coercible to int)
    lat (latitude, coercible to float)
    long (longitude, coercible to float)
    n (max number of records required, coercible to int, n=0 returns all
    Finds n flower beds containing a given plant (optional), sorted in order of proximity to a position defined by
    lat, long
    Returns a list of populated Node objects.
    If the plant is not found, an empty list is returned.  If n=0, all matches are returned."""

    # Define validation schema

    schema = Schema({
        'plant': Coerce(int),
        Required('lat'): Coerce(float),
        Required('long'): Coerce(float),
        'n': Coerce(int)
    })

    # Validate and return a Bad Request error if necessary
    try:
        schema(request.args.to_dict())

    except MultipleInvalid as err:

        resp = _handle_exception(err, '400')

    else:

        # Call business layer method and return an Internal Server Error if anything goes wrong
        try:

            # Default n to 0
            if request.args.get('n'):
                n = request.args['n']
            else:
                n = '0'

            bl = BLO_GIS(GeoNode(0, '', request.args['long'], request.args['lat']))

            beds = bl.get_flower_beds(request.args.get('plant'), n)

            resp = _get_response(beds)

        except Exception as err:

            resp = _handle_exception(err, '500')

    return resp
Beispiel #5
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    def node_details(self, node_id):

        # Gets full details from node table for id = node_id
        # Arguments:
        # node_id - a node id
        # Returns - a GeoNode object populated with full node details

        sql = 'SELECT id, ST_AsText(coordinates), name ' \
              'FROM node ' \
              'WHERE id = ' + str(node_id)

        row = self._execute_query(sql)

        return GeoNode.from_db_row(row)
Beispiel #6
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def route_place(id):

    """@app.route('/route/place') takes
    lat (latitude, coercible to float)
    long (longitude, coercible to float)
    id (id of a place, coercible to int)
    Calculates the shortest route between the given place and a position defined by lat, long
    Returns a Route object.
    If route cannot be calculated, an empty object is returned"""

    # Define validation schema

    schema = Schema({
        Required('lat'): Coerce(float),
        Required('long'): Coerce(float)
    })

    # Validate and return a Bad Request error if necessary
    try:
        schema(request.args.to_dict())

    except MultipleInvalid as err:

        resp = _handle_exception(err, '400')

    else:

        # Call business layer method and return an Internal Server Error if anything goes wrong
        try:

            bl = BLO_Route(GeoNode(0, '', request.args['long'], request.args['lat']))

            route = bl.get_place_route(id)

            resp = _get_response(route)

        except PlaceNotFound as err:

            # id doesn't exist, return 404
            resp = _handle_exception(err, '404')

        except Exception as err:

            resp = _handle_exception(err, '500')

    return resp
def geonode12():
    return GeoNode(12, 'Node 12', '-0.8519026750896', '51.2916672640752')
Beispiel #8
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def geonode9():
    return GeoNode(9, 'Node 9', '-0.85161836093402', '51.2923063246076')
Beispiel #9
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def geonode8():
    return GeoNode(8, 'Node 8', '-0.85187317079043', '51.2923985767057')
Beispiel #10
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def node5():
    return GeoNode(7, 'Flower Bed 7', '-0.8524337425712866', '51.292041426751496')
Beispiel #11
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def node4():
    return GeoNode(4, 'Flower Bed 4', '-0.8517447774739522', '51.29174150409153')
Beispiel #12
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def node3():
    return GeoNode(1, 'Flower Bed 1', '-0.8528091015952259', '51.29180649906897')
def geonode6():
    # place 2
    return GeoNode(0, '', '-0.85324042683577', '51.2912194132039')
Beispiel #14
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def geonode3():
    return GeoNode(0, '', '-0.84571884220576', '51.2945043901003')
def geonode4():
    return GeoNode(4, 'Node 4', '-0.85234255736804', '51.2920077620013')
def geonode3():
    return GeoNode(3, 'Node 3', '-0.8524257058475', '51.2918769305846')
def geonode2():
    return GeoNode(2, 'Node 2', '-0.85251421874499', '51.2916135892949')
def geonode1():
    return GeoNode(1, 'Node 1', '-0.85302115624881', '51.2914391458255')
def geonode0():
    # centre of bed 4
    return GeoNode(0, '', '-0.8517447', '51.2917413')
Beispiel #20
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def geonode1():
    return GeoNode(1, 'Node 1', '-0.84571884220576', '51.2945043901003')