def test_get_unconsented(self):
obs = db.get_unconsented()
# we don't know the actual number independent of DB version, but we can
# assume that we have a certain amount of those barcodes.
self.assertTrue(len(obs) >= 100)
# we cannot know which barcodes are unconsented without executing the
# db function itself. Thus, for unit tests, we should only check data
# types.
self.assertTrue(obs[0][0].isdigit())
self.assertTrue(isinstance(obs[0][1], datetime.date))
self.assertTrue(isinstance(obs[0][2], str))
def test_get_unconsented(self):
obs = db.get_unconsented()
# we don't know the actual number independent of DB version, but we can
# assume that we have a certain amount of those barcodes.
self.assertTrue(len(obs) >= 100)
# we cannot know which barcodes are unconsented without executing the
# db function itself. Thus, for unit tests, we should only check data
# types.
self.assertTrue(obs[0][0].isdigit())
self.assertTrue(isinstance(obs[0][1], datetime.date))
self.assertTrue(isinstance(obs[0][2], str))
def test_get_unconsented(self):
obs = db.get_unconsented()
self.assertEqual(len(obs), 433)
exp = ["000001000", datetime.date(2015, 4, 10), "REMOVED"]
self.assertEqual(obs[0], exp)
def test_get_unconsented(self):
obs = db.get_unconsented()
self.assertEqual(len(obs), 433)
exp = ['000001000', datetime.date(2015, 4, 10), 'REMOVED']
self.assertEqual(obs[0], exp)