Python to_dict Examples

Example #1

File: utils_test.py Project: dbordak/pyblog

 def test_to_dict(self):
   d1 = to_dict(self.m1)
   d2 = to_dict(self.m2)
   self.assertEqual(d1["s"], self.m1.s)
   self.assertEqual(d1["i"], self.m1.i)
   self.assertEqual(d1["b"], self.m1.b)
   self.assertEqual(d1["l"], self.m1.l)
   self.assertEqual(d2["r"], d1)

Example #2

File: utils_test.py Project: jiposaka/kaytestpro

 def test_to_dict(self):
     d1 = to_dict(self.m1)
     d2 = to_dict(self.m2)
     self.assertEqual(d1["s"], self.m1.s)
     self.assertEqual(d1["i"], self.m1.i)
     self.assertEqual(d1["b"], self.m1.b)
     self.assertEqual(d1["l"], self.m1.l)
     self.assertEqual(d2["r"], d1)

Example #3

File: views.py Project: gmist/five-studio

def managers(request):
  managers_objs = Manager.all()
  return render_json_response([to_dict(o) for o in managers_objs])

Example #4

File: views.py Project: gmist/five-studio

def showcases(request):
  showcases_objs = Showcase.all()
  return render_json_response([to_dict(o) for o in showcases_objs])

Example #5

File: views.py Project: gmist/five-studio

def users(request):
  users_objs = UserProfile.all()
  return render_json_response([to_dict(o) for o in users_objs])