def test_update_species(self):
with self._assert_updates_eco_rev(True):
tree = Tree(instance=self.instance, plot=self.plot)
tree.save_with_user(self.user)
species = Species(common_name='foo', instance=self.instance)
species.save_with_user(self.user)
request_dict = {'tree.species': species.pk}
update_map_feature(request_dict, self.user, self.plot)
def test_update_species(self):
with self._assert_updates_eco_rev(True):
tree = Tree(instance=self.instance, plot=self.plot)
tree.save_with_user(self.user)
species = Species(common_name='foo', instance=self.instance)
species.save_with_user(self.user)
request_dict = {'tree.species': species.pk}
update_map_feature(request_dict, self.user, self.plot)
def test_create_bioswale(self):
self.instance.add_map_feature_types(['Bioswale'])
with self._assert_updates_geo_and_eco_rev():
bioswale = Bioswale(instance=self.instance)
request_dict = {
'plot.geom': {'x': 0, 'y': 0},
'bioswale.polygon': {'polygon': [
[0, 0], [1, 0], [1, 1], [0, 1], [0, 0]]}
}
update_map_feature(request_dict, self.user, bioswale)
with self._assert_updates_geo_and_eco_rev():
request_dict = {
'bioswale.polygon': {'polygon': [
[0, 0], [2, 0], [2, 2], [0, 2], [0, 0]]}}
update_map_feature(request_dict, self.user, bioswale)
def test_create_bioswale(self):
self.instance.add_map_feature_types(['Bioswale'])
with self._assert_updates_geo_and_eco_rev():
bioswale = Bioswale(instance=self.instance)
request_dict = {
'plot.geom': {
'x': 0,
'y': 0
},
'bioswale.polygon': {
'polygon': [[0, 0], [1, 0], [1, 1], [0, 1], [0, 0]]
}
}
update_map_feature(request_dict, self.user, bioswale)
with self._assert_updates_geo_and_eco_rev():
request_dict = {
'bioswale.polygon': {
'polygon': [[0, 0], [2, 0], [2, 2], [0, 2], [0, 0]]
}
}
update_map_feature(request_dict, self.user, bioswale)
def update_or_create_plot(request, instance, plot_id=None):
# The API communicates via nested dictionaries but
# our internal functions prefer dotted pairs (which
# is what inline edit form users)
request_dict = json.loads(request.body)
data = {}
for model in ["plot", "tree"]:
if model in request_dict:
for key, val in request_dict[model].iteritems():
data["%s.%s" % (model, key)] = val
# We explicitly disallow setting a plot's tree id.
# We ignore plot's updated at and by because
# auditing sets them automatically.
keys = ["tree.plot",
"tree.udfs",
"tree.instance",
"plot.updated_at",
"plot.updated_by",
"plot.instance",
"plot.udfs"]
for key in keys:
if key in data:
del data[key]
if "tree.species" in data:
sp = data["tree.species"]
if sp and "id" in sp:
data["tree.species"] = sp['id']
else:
data["tree.species"] = None
if plot_id:
plot = get_object_or_404(Plot, pk=plot_id, instance=instance)
else:
plot = Plot(instance=instance)
plot, __ = update_map_feature(data, request.user, plot)
context_dict = context_dict_for_plot(request, plot)
# Add geo rev hash so clients will know if a tile refresh is required
context_dict["geoRevHash"] = plot.instance.geo_rev_hash
context_dict["universalRevHash"] = plot.instance.universal_rev_hash
return context_dict
def update_or_create_plot(request, instance, plot_id=None):
# The API communicates via nested dictionaries but
# our internal functions prefer dotted pairs (which
# is what inline edit form users)
request_dict = json.loads(request.body)
data = {}
for model in ["plot", "tree"]:
if model in request_dict:
for key, val in request_dict[model].iteritems():
data["%s.%s" % (model, key)] = val
# We explicitly disallow setting a plot's tree id.
# We ignore plot's updated at and by because
# auditing sets them automatically.
keys = [
"tree.plot", "tree.udfs", "tree.instance", "plot.updated_at",
"plot.updated_by", "plot.instance", "plot.udfs"
]
for key in keys:
if key in data:
del data[key]
if "tree.species" in data:
sp = data["tree.species"]
if sp and "id" in sp:
data["tree.species"] = sp['id']
else:
data["tree.species"] = None
if plot_id:
plot = get_object_or_404(Plot, pk=plot_id, instance=instance)
else:
plot = Plot(instance=instance)
plot, __ = update_map_feature(data, request.user, plot)
context_dict = context_dict_for_plot(request, plot)
# Add geo rev hash so clients will know if a tile refresh is required
context_dict["geoRevHash"] = plot.instance.geo_rev_hash
context_dict["universalRevHash"] = plot.instance.universal_rev_hash
return context_dict
def test_update_without_move(self):
with self._assert_updates_geo_and_eco_rev(False):
request_dict = {'plot.address_zip': '19119'}
update_map_feature(request_dict, self.user, self.plot)
def test_move(self):
with self._assert_updates_geo_and_eco_rev():
request_dict = {'plot.geom': {'x': 5, 'y': 5}}
update_map_feature(request_dict, self.user, self.plot)
def test_create_plot(self):
with self._assert_updates_geo_and_eco_rev():
plot = Plot(instance=self.instance)
request_dict = {'plot.geom': {'x': 0, 'y': 0}}
update_map_feature(request_dict, self.user, plot)
def test_update_diameter(self):
with self._assert_updates_eco_rev(True):
tree = Tree(instance=self.instance, plot=self.plot, diameter=3)
tree.save_with_user(self.user)
request_dict = {'tree.diameter': '5'}
update_map_feature(request_dict, self.user, self.plot)
def test_update_without_move(self):
with self._assert_updates_geo_rev(False):
request_dict = {'plot.address_zip': '19119'}
update_map_feature(request_dict, self.user, self.plot)
self.plot.save_with_user(self.user)
def test_move(self):
with self._assert_updates_geo_rev():
request_dict = {'plot.geom': {'x': 5, 'y': 5}}
update_map_feature(request_dict, self.user, self.plot)
self.plot.save_with_user(self.user)
def test_create(self):
with self._assert_updates_geo_rev():
plot = Plot(instance=self.instance)
request_dict = {'plot.geom': {'x': 0, 'y': 0}}
update_map_feature(request_dict, self.user, plot)
plot.save_with_user(self.user)
def test_update_diameter(self):
with self._assert_updates_eco_rev(True):
tree = Tree(instance=self.instance, plot=self.plot, diameter=3)
tree.save_with_user(self.user)
request_dict = {'tree.diameter': '5'}
update_map_feature(request_dict, self.user, self.plot)
