def get_results(self, request, queryset, display_fields=None):
filter = self.filterset_class(request.session.get(
'%s-report:filter_criteria_GET' % self.app_label),
queryset=queryset)
self._results = process_queryset(filter.qs,
display_fields=display_fields)
return self._results
def test_results(self):
"""
Our fixtures contain 5 people, 3 of whom have each 2 contacts, one inside small_range and one outside.
One who has only large_range contacts.
One who has no contacts.
The sequence hours for the contacts are fibonacci
"""
# Dead simple
qs = process_queryset(testmodels.Person.objects.all())
self.assertEquals(len(qs),5)
small_range = ('2010-01-01','2011-01-01')
large_range = ('2009-01-01','2012-01-01')
smallrange_qs = testmodels.Person.objects.filter(contact__date__range=small_range)
largerange_qs = testmodels.Person.objects.filter(contact__date__range=large_range)
# One result per person since its not displaying anything
qs = process_queryset(smallrange_qs)
self.assertEquals(len(qs),3)
# Same
qs = process_queryset(testmodels.Person.objects.filter(contact__date__range=large_range))
self.assertEquals(len(qs),4)
# One result per contact, but its still one per person
qs = process_queryset(smallrange_qs,display_fields=['contact__date'])
self.assertEquals(len(qs),3)
# Same but check aggregated hours
qs = process_queryset(smallrange_qs,display_fields=['contact__hours'])
self.assertEquals(qs.aggregate(Sum('contact__hours'))['contact__hours__sum'],12)
# One result per contact
qs = process_queryset(largerange_qs,display_fields=['contact__date'])
self.assertEquals(len(qs),8)
qs = process_queryset(largerange_qs,display_fields=['contact__hours'])
self.assertEquals(qs.aggregate(Sum('contact__hours'))['contact__hours__sum'],54)
# Annotation
anno_q = testmodels.Person.objects.annotate(Max('contact__date'))
qs = process_queryset(anno_q)
self.assertEquals(len(qs),5)
# Repeating above, just with annotation. Things should return the same results
qs = process_queryset(smallrange_qs.annotate(Max('contact__date')))
self.assertEquals(len(qs),3)
qs = process_queryset(largerange_qs.annotate(Max('contact__date')))
self.assertEquals(len(qs),4)
qs = process_queryset(smallrange_qs.annotate(Max('contact__date')),display_fields=['contact__date'])
self.assertEquals(len(qs),3)
#These next tests will fail because in django extra() doesn't currently play nice with aggregates
"""
def get_results(self, request, queryset, display_fields=None):
filter = self.filterset_class(
request.session.get("%s-report:filter_criteria_GET" % self.app_label), queryset=queryset
)
self._results = process_queryset(filter.qs, display_fields=display_fields)
return self._results
def test_results(self):
"""
Our fixtures contain 5 people, 3 of whom have each 2 contacts, one inside small_range and one outside.
One who has only large_range contacts.
One who has no contacts.
The sequence hours for the contacts are fibonacci
"""
# Dead simple
qs = process_queryset(testmodels.Person.objects.all())
self.assertEquals(len(qs), 5)
small_range = ('2010-01-01', '2011-01-01')
large_range = ('2009-01-01', '2012-01-01')
smallrange_qs = testmodels.Person.objects.filter(
contact__date__range=small_range)
largerange_qs = testmodels.Person.objects.filter(
contact__date__range=large_range)
# One result per person since its not displaying anything
qs = process_queryset(smallrange_qs)
self.assertEquals(len(qs), 3)
# Same
qs = process_queryset(
testmodels.Person.objects.filter(contact__date__range=large_range))
self.assertEquals(len(qs), 4)
# One result per contact, but its still one per person
qs = process_queryset(smallrange_qs, display_fields=['contact__date'])
self.assertEquals(len(qs), 3)
# Same but check aggregated hours
qs = process_queryset(smallrange_qs, display_fields=['contact__hours'])
self.assertEquals(
qs.aggregate(Sum('contact__hours'))['contact__hours__sum'], 12)
# One result per contact
qs = process_queryset(largerange_qs, display_fields=['contact__date'])
self.assertEquals(len(qs), 8)
qs = process_queryset(largerange_qs, display_fields=['contact__hours'])
self.assertEquals(
qs.aggregate(Sum('contact__hours'))['contact__hours__sum'], 54)
# Annotation
anno_q = testmodels.Person.objects.annotate(Max('contact__date'))
qs = process_queryset(anno_q)
self.assertEquals(len(qs), 5)
# Repeating above, just with annotation. Things should return the same results
qs = process_queryset(smallrange_qs.annotate(Max('contact__date')))
self.assertEquals(len(qs), 3)
qs = process_queryset(largerange_qs.annotate(Max('contact__date')))
self.assertEquals(len(qs), 4)
qs = process_queryset(smallrange_qs.annotate(Max('contact__date')),
display_fields=['contact__date'])
self.assertEquals(len(qs), 3)
#These next tests will fail because in django extra() doesn't currently play nice with aggregates
"""
