def test_list_active_entity_items(self, rf, charity, user,
django_assert_max_num_queries):
# Create test data
item_a = WantedItemFactory.create(item=ItemFactory.create(name="a"),
charity=charity,
condition=randint(0, 3))
item_k = WantedItemFactory.create(item=ItemFactory.create(name="k"),
charity=charity,
condition=randint(0, 3))
item_z = WantedItemFactory.create(item=ItemFactory.create(name="z"),
charity=charity,
condition=randint(0, 3))
request = rf.get("blah/")
with django_assert_max_num_queries(3):
response = views.list_active_entity_items(request,
charity_id=charity.id)
assert response.status_code == 200
data = json.loads(response.content)["data"]
assert data[0][0] == item_a.item.name
assert data[0][1] == item_a.condition
assert data[1][0] == item_k.item.name
assert data[1][1] == item_k.condition
assert data[2][0] == item_z.item.name
assert data[2][1] == item_z.condition
def test_search_multiple_items(self, client, charity):
# Create the items
chair = ItemFactory.create(name="chair")
pan = ItemFactory.create(name="pan")
jeans = ItemFactory.create(name="jeans")
# Create items organizations wants
# All items are created with condition 3: Brand New
WantedItemFactory.create_batch(3, item=chair) # 3
WantedItemFactory.create(item=chair, charity=charity) # 4
WantedItemFactory.create(item=pan, charity=charity) # 4 since same charity
WantedItemFactory.create_batch(2, item=pan) # 6
WantedItemFactory.create(item=jeans) # 7
WantedItemFactory.create_batch(25, item=jeans)
response = client.get(
f"/item/multi-lookup/?"
f"q={item_encode_b64(chair.id, 3)}&"
f"q={item_encode_b64(pan.id, 3)}&"
f"q={item_encode_b64(jeans.id, 3)}"
)
assert response.status_code == 200
data: dict = response.context["data"]
assert len(data) == 25, f"Supposed to show 25 max pagination.\n{data}"
assert response.context["page_obj"].has_next() is True
assert response.context["page_obj"].has_previous() is False
first_key = list(data.keys())[0]
assert first_key == charity.id, (
"Target charity, which supports the most items "
"out of the searched, should be the first result."
)
assert (
len(data[first_key][:-2])
== WantedItem.objects.filter(
item_id__in=[chair.id, pan.id, jeans.id],
charity=charity,
).count()
), (
"Assuming the additional information is only name and description"
"of the organization, hence -2 in the test, then you're missing items."
)
charities_seen = []
for k in data.keys():
# Check the rest isn't the exact same charity
assert k not in charities_seen, "Charities shown must be distinct"
charities_seen.append(k)