Python Relationship.to_dictionary Examples

Example #1

def test_relationship_serialization(es):
    relationship = Relationship(es['sessions']['id'], es['log']['session_id'])

    dictionary = {
        'parent_entity_id': 'sessions',
        'parent_variable_id': 'id',
        'child_entity_id': 'log',
        'child_variable_id': 'session_id',
    }
    assert relationship.to_dictionary() == dictionary
    assert Relationship.from_dictionary(dictionary, es) == relationship

Example #2

def test_relationship_serialization(es):
    relationship = Relationship(es, 'sessions', 'id', 'log', 'session_id')

    dictionary = {
        'parent_dataframe_name': 'sessions',
        'parent_column_name': 'id',
        'child_dataframe_name': 'log',
        'child_column_name': 'session_id',
    }
    assert relationship.to_dictionary() == dictionary
    assert Relationship.from_dictionary(dictionary, es) == relationship

Example #3

File: test_relationship.py Project: RomaKoks/featuretools

def test_relationship_serialization(es):
    relationship = Relationship(es, "sessions", "id", "log", "session_id")

    dictionary = {
        "parent_dataframe_name": "sessions",
        "parent_column_name": "id",
        "child_dataframe_name": "log",
        "child_column_name": "session_id",
    }
    assert relationship.to_dictionary() == dictionary
    assert Relationship.from_dictionary(dictionary, es) == relationship