Python url_info Examples

Example #1

File: tests.py Project: torypayne/make-it-short

	def test_log_visit(self):
		#due to the not so great nature of adding false entries to , 
		#I'm grouping a few tests here
		less = model.db.query(func.count(Visit.id)).first()
		original = model.url_info(self.code)
		model.log_visit(self.code)
		greater = model.db.query(func.count(Visit.id)).first()
		new = model.url_info(self.code)
		self.assertGreater(greater, less)
		self.assertEqual(original.url, new.url)

Example #2

File: app.py Project: torypayne/make-it-short

def redirect_on_code(code):
	try:
		model.db_connect()
		model.log_visit(code)
		url = model.url_info(code)
		model.db.close()
		return redirect(url.url)
	except:
		model.db.close()
		return render_template('404.html'), 404

Example #3

File: tests.py Project: torypayne/make-it-short

	def test_url_info_visits(self):
		url = model.url_info(self.code)
		self.assertGreater(url.visits, 4)

Example #4

File: tests.py Project: torypayne/make-it-short

	def test_url_info_code(self):
		url = model.url_info(self.code)
		self.assertEqual(url.code, self.code)

Example #5

File: tests.py Project: torypayne/make-it-short

	def test_url_info_url(self):
		url = model.url_info(self.code)
		self.assertEqual(url.url, "https://www.heroku.com/")

Example #6

File: app.py Project: torypayne/make-it-short

def url_visits(code):
	model.db_connect()
	url=model.url_info(code)
	model.db.close()
	return render_template("visits.html", url=url)