def make_teams(teamscores):
quiz = Quiz()
for i, teamscore in enumerate(teamscores, start=1):
quiz.get_team(i, 'team {}'.format(i))
for section_nr in range(len(teamscores[0])):
section = Section(name='section {}'.format(section_nr), quiz=quiz)
section.scores = lambda i=section_nr: {quiz.teams[j]: t[i] for j, t in enumerate(teamscores)}
return quiz
def test_when_team_has_multiple_responses_expect_only_score_of_first_response(
self):
section = Section()
team = section.get_team('1', 'team1')
response1 = Response(team=team, timestamp='2020/11/01 20:00:00')
response1.score = lambda: 5
section.add_response(response1)
response2 = Response(team=team, timestamp='2020/11/01 19:00:00')
response2.score = lambda: 4
section.add_response(response2)
response3 = Response(team=team, timestamp='2020/11/01 21:00:00')
response3.score = lambda: 3
section.add_response(response3)
# ACT
result = section.scores()
# ASSERT
self.assertEqual(result, {team: 4})
def test_when_merging_teams_expect_scores_are_added(self):
# ARRANGE
quiz = Quiz()
section1 = Section(quiz=quiz)
team1 = quiz.get_team(1, 'test_1')
response1 = Response(team=team1)
response1.score = lambda: 4
section1.add_response(response1)
section2 = Section(quiz=quiz)
team2 = quiz.get_team(2, 'test_2')
response2 = Response(team=team2)
response2.score = lambda: 5
section2.add_response(response2)
# ACT
quiz.merge_teams([team1, team2])
# ASSERT
self.assertEqual(section2.scores(), {team1: 5})
self.assertEqual(quiz.scores(), {team1: 9})
