def api_newboard():
"""
Initiates game and board
Pre:
valid json file with user specified rows, cols, mines, and userID
Post:
game generated by instantiating Executive and added to list
Args:
none
Returns:
True in JSON
"""
s = request.form.to_dict()['json_string']
json_acceptable_string = s.replace("'", "\"")
d = json.loads(json_acceptable_string)
rows = (int)(d['rows'])
cols = (int)(d['cols'])
mines = (int)(d['mines'])
userID = (int)(d['userID'])
# add new game to list of games
try:
newGame = Executive(rows, cols, mines, userID)
except:
return "INVALID_USER_INPUT"
games.append(newGame)
# POST with JSON
return str(True)
def __init__(self, name=None, facility=None):
Component.__init__(self, name, facility)
Executive.__init__(self)
# my name as seen by the shell
import sys
self.filename = sys.argv[0]
# commandline arguments left over after parsing
self.argv = []
self.unprocessedArguments = []
# the user input
self.registry = None
# the code generator
self.weaver = None
return
def __init__(self, name=None, facility=None):
Component.__init__(self, name, facility)
Executive.__init__(self)
# my name as seen by the shell
import sys
self.filename = sys.argv[0]
# commandline arguments left over after parsing
self.argv = []
self.unprocessedArguments = []
# the user input
self.registry = None
# the code generator
self.weaver = None
return
def testExecutive(self):
executiveTest = Executive("12345","Richard","Barney","1990","03","25","2015-11-02","100000")
executiveString = "12345\t\tRichard Barney\t\t1990-03-25\t2015-11-02\t$1923.08\t$384.62"
self.assertEqual(executiveString, executiveTest.__str__())
