Python maintain_filters Examples

Example #1

File: pymm_run.py Project: ethansiegl/matchminer-api

def manage(args):

    # detect mode.
    if args.mode == "maintain_matches":
        managment.maintain_matches()

    elif args.mode == "maintain_users":
        managment.maintain_users()

    elif args.mode == "maintain_filters":
        managment.maintain_filters()

    elif args.mode == "reannotate_trials":
        managment.reannotate_trials()

    elif args.mode == "maintain_elastic":
        managment.maintain_elastic()

Example #2

File: test_managment.py Project: pughlab/matchminer-api

    def test_maintain_filters(self):

        # create matches.
        filter_id_1 = self._insert_filter()
        filter_id_2 = self._insert_filter()

        # clear the descriptions.
        filter_cnt = self.db['filter'].find().count()
        self.db['filter'].update_many({}, {"$set": {"description": ""}})

        # re-calculation description.
        managment.maintain_filters()

        # assert they are not empty.
        filters = list(self.db['filter'].find())
        assert len(filters) == filter_cnt
        for f in filters:
            assert len(f['description']) > 1

Example #3

File: test_managment.py Project: dfci/matchminer-api

    def test_maintain_filters(self):

        # create matches.
        filter_id_1 = self._insert_filter()
        filter_id_2 = self._insert_filter()

        # clear the descriptions.
        filter_cnt = self.db['filter'].find().count()
        self.db['filter'].update_many({}, {"$set": {"description": ""}})

        # re-calculation description.
        managment.maintain_filters()

        # assert they are not empty.
        filters = list(self.db['filter'].find())
        assert len(filters) == filter_cnt
        for f in filters:
            assert len(f['description']) > 1