Python InputHelper.sanitize_dates Examples

Example #1

 def testSanitizeInputDates(self):
     """should always return a list"""
     san = InputHelper.sanitize_dates(None)
     self.assertListEqual(
         [], san, 'should return an empty list if no dates are specified')
     san = InputHelper.sanitize_dates(['2013.05.22'])
     self.assertListEqual(
         ['2013.05.22'], san,
         'should return the same list if dates are specified')

Example #2

File: check_hours.py Project: jeanmonod/lst

    def run(self, args):
        # parse and verify user arguments
        users = InputHelper.sanitize_users(args.user)
        dates = InputHelper.sanitize_dates(args.date)
        InputHelper.ensure_max_2_dates(dates)

        # print output to console
        self._output(self._get_projects(dates, users), users)

Example #3

File: check_hours.py Project: valdelley/lst

    def run(self, args):
        # parse and verify user arguments
        users = InputHelper.sanitize_users(args.user)
        dates = InputHelper.sanitize_dates(args.date)
        InputHelper.ensure_max_2_dates(dates)

        # print output to console
        self._output(self._get_projects(dates, users), users)

Example #4

File: helpers_test.py Project: jeanmonod/lst

 def testSanitizeInputDates(self):
     """should always return a list"""
     san = InputHelper.sanitize_dates(None)
     self.assertListEqual([], san, 'should return an empty list if no dates are specified')
     san = InputHelper.sanitize_dates(['2013.05.22'])
     self.assertListEqual(['2013.05.22'], san, 'should return the same list if dates are specified')