Python build_tables Examples

Example #1

File: test_handlers.py Project: lateefj/cltpy_chat

from datetime import datetime

import unittest

import model
model.build_tables()

import handlers
class TestMessageHandler(unittest.TestCase):

    def test_message(self):
        handlers.handle_message({'data':{'text':'it all good man'}})
        try:
            handlers.handle_message({'data':{'text':'why whould I say hipster?'}})
            assert False, 'Exception you now say hipster'
        except:
            pass

class TestHandleErrorCount(unittest.TestCase):

    def test_error_count(self):
        us = model.UserSession.find_or_create('test_foo')
        us.add_event({'type':'message', 'timestamp':datetime.now(), 'data':{'text':'hipster I am'}})
        model.Error.new(us.id, subject='Test Python Error', text='testing error')
        assert us.errors
        

Example #2

File: test_model.py Project: lateefj/cltpy_chat

from datetime import datetime

import unittest


import model
model.build_tables() # Build in memory tables ;)

class TestEvent(unittest.TestCase):

    def test_create(self):
        n = {'type': 'test_create', 'timestamp':datetime.now(), 'data':{'foo':'yo', 'bar':'dude'}}
        e = model.Event.save(n)
        assert e.type == n['type']
        assert e.timestamp == n['timestamp']
        assert e.data['foo'] == n['data']['foo']


class TestSession(unittest.TestCase):

    def test_create(self):
        user_name = 'foo'
        us = model.UserSession.find_or_create(user_name)

        us2 = model.UserSession.find_or_create(user_name)
        assert us.id == us2.id
        n = {'type': 'test_create', 'timestamp':datetime.now(), 'data':{'foo':'yo', 'bar':'dude'}}
        us.add_event(e)

        us3 = model.UserSession.find_or_create(user_name)
        assert us3.events