def put(cls, questionID):
#Check if the question description already exists
#if it exists return an error message
#if not, check if the question identified by id exists
#if true, update the question and return
#else, return an error message
#Get the identity of the currently logged in user
identity = 0
if current_identity.id:
identity = current_identity.username
data = cls.parser.parse_args()
if not QuestionModel.find_by_description(data['description']):
question = QuestionModel.find_by_id(questionID)
validate_owner = QuestionModel.find_descriptive_single_question(
question.id)
if question:
if validate_owner.get('author') == identity:
#create a new object with updated details
updated_question = QuestionModel(data['title'],
data['description'],
question.id)
#Update and return json data
if updated_question.update():
return QuestionModel.find_descriptive_single_question(
questionID), 200
return {"message": "Question could not be updated."}, 409
return {
"message":
"You do not have permission to edit the question."
}
return {"message": "You can't edit a non-existing question."}, 422
return {
"message": "Question with the same decription already exists."
}, 422
def test_question_find_by_description():
"""
Given a new question saved
When a query is called by description
Then a boolean is returned, check if the fields are correct
"""
create_tables()
create_user()
new_question = QuestionModel('This is a sample 1 title',
'This is a sample 1 description')
new_question.save(1)
#It's the first to be stored hence id == 1
question = QuestionModel.find_by_description(
'This is a sample 1 description')
assert question == True
teardown()
def post(self):
data = QuestionList.parser.parse_args()
#Get the identity of the currently logged in user
identity = 0
if current_identity.id:
identity = current_identity.id
else:
return {"message": "Login to continue"}
#Check if a question with the same description exists
#return an error message if it exists
#else, save the new question and return a response
if QuestionModel.find_by_description(data['description']):
return {
"message": "The question is already asked"
}, 409 # Conflict(Duplicate)
#Create a question object and pass the arguments
question = QuestionModel(data["title"], data["description"])
response = question.save(identity)
return response, 201
