Example #1
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def add_vehicle_txn(session, longitude, latitude, battery, vehicle_info):
    """
    Insert a row into the vehicles table, and one into location_history.

    Arguments:
        session {.Session} -- The active session for the database connection.
        longitude {Float}  -- Longitude of the vehicle.
        Latitude {Float} -- Latitude of the vehicle.
        battery {Int} -- Battery percantage remaining.
        vehicle_info {dict} -- Information on the vehicle's info.

    Returns:
        {dict} -- The vehicle's new UUID and the location_history row's new
            UUID as {'vehicle_id': <UUID>, 'location_history_id': <UUID>}
    """
    vehicle_id = uuid4()
    current_time = func.now()
    location_history_id = uuid4()

    new_vehicle_row = Vehicle(id=str(vehicle_id),
                              in_use=False,
                              vehicle_info=vehicle_info,
                              battery=battery)
    new_location_history_row = LocationHistory(id=str(location_history_id),
                                               vehicle_id=str(vehicle_id),
                                               longitude=longitude,
                                               latitude=latitude,
                                               ts=current_time)

    session.add(new_vehicle_row)
    session.flush()  # can't let the next row get inserted first.
    session.add(new_location_history_row)

    return {"vehicle_id": str(vehicle_id),
            "location_history_id": str(location_history_id)}
Example #2
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def add_vehicle_txn(session, vehicle_type, longitude, latitude, battery):
    """
    Insert a row into the vehicles table, and one into location_history.

    Does the equivalent of:

    # BEGIN;
    #
    #    INSERT INTO vehicles (id, battery, in_use, vehicle_type)
    #         VALUES (<vehicle_id>, 12, false, 'scooter')
    #    );
    #
    #    INSERT INTO location_history (id, vehicle_id, ts, longitude, latitude)
    #         VALUES (<uuid>, <vehicle_id>, now(), <longitude>, <latitude>);
    #
    # COMMIT;

    Arguments:
        session {.Session} -- The active session for the database connection.
        vehicle_type {String} -- The vehicle's type.
        longitude {Float}  -- Longitude of the vehicle.
        Latitude {Float} -- Latitude of the vehicle.
        battery {Int} -- Battery percantage remaining.

    Returns:
        {dict} -- The vehicle's new UUID and the location_history row's new
            UUID as {'vehicle_id': <UUID>, 'location_history_id': <UUID>}
    """
    vehicle_id = uuid4()
    current_time = func.now()
    location_history_id = uuid4()

    new_vehicle_row = Vehicle(id=str(vehicle_id),
                              in_use=False,
                              vehicle_type=vehicle_type,
                              battery=battery)
    new_location_history_row = LocationHistory(id=str(location_history_id),
                                               vehicle_id=str(vehicle_id),
                                               longitude=longitude,
                                               latitude=latitude,
                                               ts=current_time)

    session.add(new_vehicle_row)
    session.flush()  # can't let the next row get inserted first.
    session.add(new_location_history_row)

    return {
        "vehicle_id": str(vehicle_id),
        "location_history_id": str(location_history_id)
    }
Example #3
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def start_ride_txn(session, vehicle_id, user_email):
    """
    Start a vehicle ride (or continue if the vehicle is already in use).

    Arguments:
        session {.Session} -- The active session for the database connection.
        vehicle_id {String} -- The vehicle's `id` column.
    """
    # find the row where we want to start the ride.
    # SELECT * FROM vehicles WHERE id = <vehicle_id> AND in_use = false
    #         LIMIT 1;
    vehicle = session.query(Vehicle).filter(Vehicle.id == vehicle_id). \
                                     filter(Vehicle.in_use == False).first()

    if vehicle is None:
        return None

    # SELECT * FROM location_history WHERE vehicle_id = <vehicle_id>
    #      ORDER BY ts DESC LIMIT 1;
    last_chx = session.query(LocationHistory). \
                       filter(LocationHistory.vehicle_id ==
                              vehicle_id). \
                       order_by(LocationHistory.ts.desc()). \
                       first()
    new_location_history_id = str(uuid4())
    new_timestamp = func.now()
    new_location_history_row = LocationHistory(id=new_location_history_id,
                                               vehicle_id=vehicle_id,
                                               longitude=last_chx.longitude,
                                               latitude=last_chx.latitude,
                                               ts=new_timestamp)

    new_ride_id = str(uuid4())
    new_ride_row = Ride(id=new_ride_id,
                        vehicle_id=vehicle_id,
                        user_email=user_email,
                        start_ts=new_timestamp,
                        end_ts=None)

    # UPDATE vehicles SET in_use = true WHERE vehicles.id = <vehicle_id>
    vehicle.in_use = True
    vehicle.last_checkin = func.now()
    session.add(new_location_history_row)
    session.flush()
    session.add(new_ride_row)

    return True  # Just making it explicit that this worked.
Example #4
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def end_ride_txn(session, ride_id, new_longitude, new_latitude,
                 new_battery):
    """
    Update a row of the rides table, and update a row of the vehicles table.

    Arguments:
        session {.Session} -- The active session for the database connection.
        vehicle_id {String} -- The vehicle's `id` column
        new_longitude {Float} -- The longitude where the ride ended
        new_latitude {Float} -- The latitude where the ride ended
        new_battery {Integer} -- The vehicle's battery % when the ride ended

    Returns:
        {Boolean} -- True if the ride ended.
    """
    ride = session.query(Ride).filter(Ride.id == ride_id).first()
    if ride is None:
        return False

    # find the vehicle
    vehicle = session.query(Vehicle).filter(Vehicle.id == ride.vehicle_id). \
                                     filter(Vehicle.in_use == True).first()

    if vehicle is None:
        return False

    # Prepare the new row for vehicle_history
    ride_end_time = str(func.now())
    new_history_entry = LocationHistory(id=str(uuid4()),
                                        vehicle_id=ride.vehicle_id,
                                        longitude=new_longitude,
                                        latitude=new_latitude,
                                        ts=ride_end_time)

    # Perform writes to end the ride
    ride.end_ts = ride_end_time
    vehicle.in_use = False
    vehicle.battery = new_battery
    session.add(new_history_entry)

    return True  # Make it explicit that this worked.
Example #5
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def add_vehicle_txn(session, longitude, latitude, battery, vehicle_info):
    """
    Insert a row into the vehicles table, and one into location_history.

    Arguments:
        session {.Session} -- The active session for the database connection.
        longitude {Float}  -- Longitude of the vehicle.
        Latitude {Float} -- Latitude of the vehicle.
        battery {Int} -- Battery percantage remaining.
        vehicle_info {dict} -- Information on the vehicle's info.

    Returns:
        {dict} -- The vehicle's new UUID and the location_history row's new
            UUID as {'vehicle_id': <UUID>, 'location_history_id': <UUID>}
    """
    vehicle_id = uuid4()
    current_time = func.now()
    location_history_id = uuid4()

    # LAB: MODIFY THE FOLLOWING TO INCLUDE YOUR NEW JSON COLUMN
    # ALL YOU NEED TO DO IS INCLUDE VEHICLE_INFO IN `new_vehicle_row`.
    new_vehicle_row = Vehicle(id=str(vehicle_id),
                              in_use=False,
                              battery=battery)
    new_location_history_row = LocationHistory(id=str(location_history_id),
                                            #    vehicle_id=str(vehicle_id),
                                                vehicle_json=new_vehicle_row.vehicle_info,
                                               longitude=longitude,
                                               latitude=latitude,
                                               ts=current_time)

    session.add(new_vehicle_row)
    # https://docs.sqlalchemy.org/en/13/orm/session_api.html#sqlalchemy.orm.session.Session.flush
    session.flush()  # can't let the next row get inserted first.
    session.add(new_location_history_row)

    return {"vehicle_id": str(vehicle_id),
            "location_history_id": str(location_history_id)}