def runTest(self):
		vwgruppe = Manufacturer(name="VWGruppe")
		vwgruppe.save()
		
		vw = Brand(name="VW")
		vw.save()
		vw.manufacturer = vwgruppe
		
		golf = Car(name="Golf")
		golf.save()
		
		
		bulli = Car(name="Bulli")
		bulli.save()
		
		
		kaefer = Car(name=u"Käfer")
		kaefer.save()
		
		# db setup complete
		
		# Adding on foreign key relationships only works in the reverse
		# direction:
		# Car.brand only ever holds one Brand instance, only setting is
		# supported.
		# But Brand.car_set can hold multiple Cars, so adding works here.
		vw.car_set.add([golf, kaefer, bulli])
		
		self.assert_(golf in vw.car_set)
		self.assert_(kaefer in vw.car_set)
		self.assert_(bulli in vw.car_set)
		
		self.assert_(golf.brand is vw)
		self.assert_(bulli.brand is vw)
		self.assert_(kaefer.brand is vw)
Example #2
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	def runTest(self):
		bmwgroup = Manufacturer(name="Bayerische Motoren Werke AG")
		bmwgroup.save()
		
		bmw = Brand(name="BMW")
		bmw.save()
		
		bmw.manufacturer = bmwgroup
		
		bmw3er = Car(name="3er")
		bmw7er = Car(name="7er")
		bmwX3 = Car(name="X3")
		
		bmw3er.save()
		bmw7er.save()
		bmwX3.save()
		
		bmw3er.brand = bmw
		bmw7er.brand = bmw
		bmwX3.brand = bmw
		
		daimlergroup = Manufacturer(name="Daimler AG")
		daimlergroup.save()
		
		benz = Brand(name="Mercedes Benz")
		benz.save()
		
		benz.manufacturer = daimlergroup
		
		benzT = Car(name="T Modell")
		benzGLK = Car(name="GLK")
		benzSLK = Car(name="SLK")
		
		benzT.save()
		benzGLK.save()
		benzSLK.save()
		
		benzT.brand = benz
		benzGLK.brand = benz
		benzSLK.brand = benz
		
		
		harry = Driver(first_name="Harry", last_name="Klein")
		ayrton = Driver(first_name="Ayrton", last_name="Senna")
		
		harry.save()
		ayrton.save()
		
		harry.cars = [benzT, bmw3er, bmwX3]
		ayrton.cars.add([benzGLK, benzSLK, bmw7er, bmwX3])
		
		benzTkey = Key(serial=12)
		benzTkey.save()
		
		bmwX3key = Key(serial=10039)
		bmwX3key.save()
		
		benzTkey.owner = harry
		bmwX3key.owner = ayrton
		
		#db setup complete
		
		# all returns all instances of a Model
		allcars = list(Car.objects.all())
		
		self.assert_(allcars == [bmw3er, bmw7er, bmwX3, benzT, benzGLK, benzSLK])
		
		alldrivers = list(Driver.objects.all())
		
		self.assert_(alldrivers == [harry, ayrton])
Example #3
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	def runTest(self):
		bmwgroup = Manufacturer(name="Bayerische Motoren Werke AG")
		bmwgroup.save()
		
		bmw = Brand(name="BMW")
		bmw.save()
		
		bmw.manufacturer = bmwgroup
		
		bmw3er = Car(name="3er")
		bmw7er = Car(name="7er")
		bmwX3 = Car(name="X3")
		
		bmw3er.save()
		bmw7er.save()
		bmwX3.save()
		
		bmw3er.brand = bmw
		bmw7er.brand = bmw
		bmwX3.brand = bmw
		
		daimlergroup = Manufacturer(name="Daimler AG")
		daimlergroup.save()
		
		benz = Brand(name="Mercedes Benz")
		benz.save()
		
		benz.manufacturer = daimlergroup
		
		benzT = Car(name="T Modell")
		benzGLK = Car(name="GLK")
		benzSLK = Car(name="SLK")
		
		benzT.save()
		benzGLK.save()
		benzSLK.save()
		
		benzT.brand = benz
		benzGLK.brand = benz
		benzSLK.brand = benz
		
		
		harry = Driver(first_name="Harry", last_name="Klein")
		ayrton = Driver(first_name="Ayrton", last_name="Senna")
		
		harry.save()
		ayrton.save()
		
		harry.cars = [benzT, bmw3er, bmwX3]
		ayrton.cars.add([benzGLK, benzSLK, bmw7er, bmwX3])
		
		benzTkey = Key(serial=12)
		benzTkey.save()
		
		bmwX3key = Key(serial=10039)
		bmwX3key.save()
		
		benzTkey.owner = harry
		bmwX3key.owner = ayrton
		
		keys = []
		
		for x in range(10):
			k = Key(serial=x)
			k.save()
			keys.append(k)

		
		drivernames = (
			("Mina", "da Silva Sanches"),
			("Gundula", "Gause"), 
			("Sandra", "Maischberger"), 
			("Bruno", "Gaspard"), 
			("Hermi", "Tock"), 
			("Willi", "Gunther"),
			("Gisbert", "Geier")
		)
		
		drivers = []
		
		for f, l in drivernames:
			d = Driver(first_name=f, last_name=l)
			d.save()
			drivers.append(d)
			
		#db setup complete
		
		# make a search for certain attributes of a Model
		# startswith
		qs = Driver.objects.filter(last_name__startswith="G")
		self.assert_(list(qs) == [drivers[1], drivers[3], drivers[5], drivers[6]])
		
		# endswith
		qs = Car.objects.filter(name__endswith="er")
		self.assert_(list(qs) == [bmw3er, bmw7er])
		self.assert_(list(qs)[0].name == "3er")
		self.assert_(list(qs)[1].name == "7er")
		
		# contains
		qs = Driver.objects.filter(last_name__contains="aspa")
		self.assert_(list(qs) == [drivers[3]] and list(qs)[0].first_name == "Bruno")
		
		# gt
		qs = Key.objects.filter(serial__gt=8)
		self.assert_(list(qs) == [benzTkey, bmwX3key, keys[9]])
		
		# gte
		qs = Key.objects.filter(serial__gte=8)
		self.assert_(list(qs) == [benzTkey, bmwX3key, keys[8], keys[9]])
		
		# lt
		qs = Key.objects.filter(serial__lt=3)
		self.assert_(list(qs) == [keys[0], keys[1], keys[2]])

		# lte
		qs = Key.objects.filter(serial__lte=3)
		self.assert_(list(qs) == [keys[0], keys[1], keys[2], keys[3]])
		
		# exact
		qs = Car.objects.filter(name__exact="3er")
		self.assert_(list(qs) == [bmw3er])
		
		# in
		qs = Key.objects.filter(serial__in=(1,3,5))
		self.assert_(list(qs) == [keys[1], keys[3], keys[5]])
		
		# between
		qs = Key.objects.filter(serial__between=(3, 1))
		self.assert_(list(qs) == [keys[2]])
		
		qs = Key.objects.filter(serial__between=(3, 5))
		self.assert_(list(qs) == [keys[4]])
Example #4
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	def runTest(self):

		bmwgroup = Manufacturer(name="Bayerische Motoren Werke AG")
		bmwgroup.save()
		
		bmw = Brand(name="BMW")
		bmw.save()
		
		bmw.manufacturer = bmwgroup
		
		bmw3er = Car(name="3er")
		bmw7er = Car(name="7er")
		bmwX3 = Car(name="X3")
		
		bmw3er.save()
		bmw7er.save()
		bmwX3.save()
		
		bmw3er.brand = bmw
		bmw7er.brand = bmw
		bmwX3.brand = bmw
		
		daimlergroup = Manufacturer(name="Daimler AG")
		daimlergroup.save()
		
		benz = Brand(name="Mercedes Benz")
		benz.save()
		
		benz.manufacturer = daimlergroup
		
		benzT = Car(name="T Modell")
		benzGLK = Car(name="GLK")
		benzSLK = Car(name="SLK")
		
		benzT.save()
		benzGLK.save()
		benzSLK.save()
		
		benzT.brand = benz
		benzGLK.brand = benz
		benzSLK.brand = benz
		
		
		harry = Driver(first_name="Harry", last_name="Klein")
		ayrton = Driver(first_name="Ayrton", last_name="Senna")
		
		harry.save()
		ayrton.save()
		
		harry.cars = [benzT, bmw3er, bmwX3]
		ayrton.cars.add([benzGLK, benzSLK, bmw7er, bmwX3])
		
		benzTkey = Key(serial=12)
		benzTkey.save()
		
		bmwX3key = Key(serial=10039)
		bmwX3key.save()
		
		benzTkey.owner = harry
		bmwX3key.owner = ayrton
	def runTest(self):
		vwgruppe = Manufacturer(name="VWGruppe")
		vwgruppe.save()
		
		vw = Brand(name="VW")
		vw.save()
		vw.manufacturer = vwgruppe	
		
		golf = Car(name="Golf")
		golf.save()
		golf.brand = vw
		
		bulli = Car(name="Bulli")
		bulli.save()
		bulli.brand = vw
		
		kaefer = Car(name=u"Käfer")
		kaefer.save()
		kaefer.brand = vw

		# db setup complete

		# When setting a different foreign key, the formerly set foreign key
		# will be removed from the ReverseForeignKeyManager as well.
		# -> Make a new potential foreign key instance
		audi = Brand(name="Audi")
		audi.save()
		
		# Set the new foreign key on the ForeignKeyManager
		kaefer.brand = audi
		
		self.assert_(kaefer.brand is audi)
		self.assert_(kaefer not in vw.car_set)
		
		# golf and bulli are still part of vw.car_set
		self.assert_(golf in vw.car_set)
		self.assert_(bulli in vw.car_set)
		
		# Setting cars on a ReverseForeignKeyManager first removes all
		# entries from the relation, then adds the desired cars to brand.
		vw.car_set = [kaefer]
		
		# vw is now kaefer's brand again ...
		self.assert_(kaefer.brand is vw)
		self.assert_(kaefer in vw.car_set)
		
		# The other cars have been removed from the relation ...
		self.assert_(golf.brand is None)
		self.assert_(bulli.brand is None)
		
		# ... and Brand 'audi' is not related to car kaefer anymore, because a
		# Car can only have one Brand.
		self.assert_(len(audi.car_set) == 0)
		
		# You can use the ReverseForeignKeyManager.set method explicitly.
		audi.car_set.set([bulli, golf])
		
		self.assert_(bulli in audi.car_set)
		self.assert_(golf in audi.car_set)
		self.assert_(bulli.brand is audi)
		self.assert_(golf.brand is audi)
	def runTest(self):
		
	
		vwgruppe = Manufacturer(name="VWGruppe")
		vwgruppe.save()

		vw = Brand(name="VW")
		vw.save()
		vw.manufacturer = vwgruppe
		
		golf = Car(name="Golf")
		golf.save()
		golf.brand = vw
		
		bulli = Car(name="Bulli")
		bulli.save()
		bulli.brand = vw
		
		kaefer = Car(name=u"Käfer")
		kaefer.save()
		kaefer.brand = vw

		# db setup complete

		self.assert_(vw is Brand.objects.get(name="VW"))
		
		self.assert_(kaefer.brand is vw)	

		self.assert_(kaefer.brand.car_set[-1] is kaefer)
		self.assert_(kaefer.brand.car_set[-1].brand is vw)
		self.assert_(kaefer.brand.manufacturer is vwgruppe)
		self.assert_(kaefer.brand.car_set[0].brand.manufacturer is vwgruppe)
		
		self.assert_(vwgruppe.brand_set[0] is vw)
		self.assert_(vwgruppe.brand_set[0].car_set[1] is bulli)
		self.assert_(vwgruppe.brand_set[0].car_set[1].brand.manufacturer is vwgruppe)
	def runTest(self):
		vwgruppe = Manufacturer(name="VWGruppe")
		vwgruppe.save()
		
		vw = Brand(name="VW")
		vw.save()
		vw.manufacturer = vwgruppe
		
		golf = Car(name="Golf")
		golf.save()
		golf.brand = vw
		
		bulli = Car(name="Bulli")
		bulli.save()
		bulli.brand = vw
		
		kaefer = Car(name=u"Käfer")
		kaefer.save()
		kaefer.brand = vw
		
		# Removing only works ReverseForeignKeyManagers. Instances-to-be-
		# removed will be removed from the relationship.
		vw.car_set.remove([golf])
		
		self.assert_(golf not in vw.car_set)
		self.assert_(golf.brand is None)
		
		self.assert_(list(vw.car_set) == [bulli, kaefer])
	def runTest(self):
		vwgruppe = Manufacturer(name="VWGruppe")
		vwgruppe.save()
		
		vw = Brand(name="VW")
		vw.save()
		vw.manufacturer = vwgruppe
		
		golf = Car(name="Golf")
		golf.save()
		golf.brand = vw
		
		bulli = Car(name="Bulli")
		bulli.save()
		bulli.brand = vw
		
		kaefer = Car(name=u"Käfer")
		kaefer.save()
		kaefer.brand = vw

		# db setup complete
		
		# delete
		del golf.brand
		
		self.assert_(golf.brand is None)
		self.assert_(golf not in vw.car_set)
		
		del vw.car_set
		self.assert_(bulli.brand is None)
		self.assert_(kaefer.brand is None)
		self.assert_(bulli not in vw.car_set)
		self.assert_(kaefer not in vw.car_set)
	def runTest(self):	
		vwgruppe = Manufacturer(name="VWGruppe")
		vwgruppe.save()
		
		vw = Brand(name="VW")
		vw.save()
		vw.manufacturer = vwgruppe
		
		golf = Car(name="Golf")
		golf.save()
		golf.brand = vw
		
		bulli = Car(name="Bulli")
		bulli.save()
		bulli.brand = vw
		
		kaefer = Car(name=u"Käfer")
		kaefer.save()
		kaefer.brand = vw
Example #10
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    def runTest(self):
        test_underscore = Car(name="Test_underscore")
        test_underscore.save()

        self.assert_(Car.objects.filter(name="Test_underscore")[0] is test_underscore)