def test_uniqueConfigurations(printer_output_device):
printer = PrinterOutputModel(MagicMock())
# Add a printer and fire the signal that ensures they get hooked up correctly.
printer_output_device._printers = [printer]
printer_output_device._onPrintersChanged()
assert printer_output_device.uniqueConfigurations == []
configuration = PrinterConfigurationModel()
printer.addAvailableConfiguration(configuration)
assert printer_output_device.uniqueConfigurations == [configuration]
# Once the type of printer is set, it's active configuration counts as being set.
# In that case, that should also be added to the list of available configurations
printer.updateType("blarg!")
loaded_material = MaterialOutputModel(guid="",
type="PLA",
color="Blue",
brand="Generic",
name="Blue PLA")
loaded_left_extruder = ExtruderConfigurationModel(0)
loaded_left_extruder.setMaterial(loaded_material)
loaded_right_extruder = ExtruderConfigurationModel(1)
loaded_right_extruder.setMaterial(loaded_material)
printer.printerConfiguration.setExtruderConfigurations(
[loaded_left_extruder, loaded_right_extruder])
assert printer_output_device.uniqueConfigurations == [
configuration, printer.printerConfiguration
]
def test_availableConfigurations_addConfiguration():
model = PrinterOutputModel(MagicMock())
configuration = MagicMock(spec=PrinterConfigurationModel)
model.addAvailableConfiguration(configuration)
assert model.availableConfigurations == [configuration]
def test_availableConfigurations_addConfigTwice():
model = PrinterOutputModel(MagicMock())
configuration = MagicMock(spec=PrinterConfigurationModel)
model.setAvailableConfigurations([configuration])
assert model.availableConfigurations == [configuration]
# Adding it again should not have any effect
model.addAvailableConfiguration(configuration)
assert model.availableConfigurations == [configuration]
