def test_add_default(self):
"""connection.add('test', 'mongodb://localhost/test', True)"""
con = connection.Connection(uri)
try:
name = 'test'
connection.add(name, con, True)
self.assertEquals(
connection.connections[None], con, "registered connection is incorrect")
finally:
con.close()
connection.connections = {}
def test_add(self):
"""connection.add('test')"""
name = 'test'
uri = 'mongodb://localhost/{}'.format(name)
con = connection.Connection(uri)
try:
connection.add(name)
self.assertEquals(
connection.connections[name].uri, con.uri, "registered connection is incorrect")
finally:
con.close()
connection.connections = {}
def test_add_config(self):
"""connection.add('test', {'uri': uri, 'prefix': 'units_'})"""
config = {'uri': uri, 'prefix': 'units_'}
name = 'test'
connection.add(name, config)
con = connection.connections[name]
try:
self.assertEquals(
con.database.name, 'test', "registered connection is incorrect")
self.assertEquals(
con.prefix, config['prefix'], "registered connection is incorrect")
finally:
con.close()
connection.connections = {}
def test_add(self):
"""connection.add"""
con = connection.Connection(uri)
try:
name = "test"
connection.add(name, con)
self.assertEquals(connection.connections[name], con, "registered connection is incorrect")
finally:
con.close()
connection.connections = {}
config = {"uri": uri, "prefix": "units_"}
name = "test"
connection.add(name, config)
con = connection.connections[name]
try:
self.assertEquals(con.database.name, "test", "registered connection is incorrect")
self.assertEquals(con.prefix, config["prefix"], "registered connection is incorrect")
finally:
con.close()
connection.connections = {}
"""Another MongoDB ODM.
* Declarative syntax.
* Relatively succinct.
* No i18n.
* Serious type inference.
* Reasonable README, though the README is the only source of example use and is not included in the distribution.
* Estimates: 1,214 SLoC, 2.94/3.77 p-months, 0.78 developers.
"""
from __future__ import unicode_literals
from bearfield import connection
from bearfield import Document, Field
connection.add('example', 'mongodb://localhost/example')
class Bear(Document):
class Meta:
connection = 'example'
name = Field(str)
type = Field(str)
height = Field(float)
bear = Bear(name='timmy', type='grizzly', height='9.8')
bear.save()
types = dict(
* Declarative syntax.
* Relatively succinct.
* No i18n.
* Serious type inference.
* Reasonable README, though the README is the only source of example use and is not included in the distribution.
* Estimates: 1,214 SLoC, 2.94/3.77 p-months, 0.78 developers.
"""
from __future__ import unicode_literals
from bearfield import connection
from bearfield import Document, Field
connection.add('example', 'mongodb://localhost/example')
class Bear(Document):
class Meta:
connection = 'example'
name = Field(str)
type = Field(str)
height = Field(float)
bear = Bear(name='timmy', type='grizzly', height='9.8')
bear.save()
