def test_get_all_instances(context):
("user.get_all_instances should return a list of users")
# Given that I have already users in the database
first_name_1 = 'Guido'
email_1 = '*****@*****.**'
password_1 = 'py123'
user_created_1 = User(first_name_1, email_1, password_1)
user_created_1.persist()
context.objects.append(user_created_1)
first_name_2 = 'Raymond'
email_2 = '*****@*****.**'
password_2 = 'py567'
user_created_2 = User(first_name_2, email_2, password_2)
user_created_2.persist()
context.objects.append(user_created_2)
# And that I call get_all_instances
result = User.get_all_instances()
# Then the result should be a list
result.should.be.a(list)
# And the users payload should be in the list
user_created_1.should.be.within(result)
user_created_2.should.be.within(result)
def get_database_users(**kwargs):
''' Interface to get user database entries
'''
user_list = User.get_all_instances()
if user_list:
return [user.payload() for user in user_list]
else:
raise Exception('No user found in the database')
