def test_creating_some_choices_for_a_poll(self):
# Start by creating a new Poll object
poll = Poll()
poll.question = "What's up?"
poll.pub_date = timezone.now()
poll.save()
# Now we create a Choice object
choice = Choice()
# Link it to our poll
choice.poll = poll
choice.choice = 'Doing fine...'
choice.votes = 3
choice.save()
# Try retrieving from the database using the poll object's reverse lookup
poll_choices = poll.choice_set.all()
self.assertEquals(poll_choices.count(), 1)
# Finally, check that its attributes have been saved
choice_from_db = poll_choices[0]
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db, choice)
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db.choice, 'Doing fine...')
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db.votes, 3)
def test_creating_some_choices_for_a_poll(self):
# start by creating a new Poll object
poll = Poll()
poll.question = "What's up?"
poll.pub_date = timezone.now()
poll.save()
# now create a Choice object
choice = Choice()
# link it with our Poll
choice.poll = poll
# give it some text
choice.choice = "doin' fine..."
# and let's say it's had some votes
choice.votes = 3
# save it
choice.save()
# try retrieving it from the database, using the poll object's reverse
# lookup
poll_choices = poll.choice_set.all()
self.assertEquals(poll_choices.count(), 1)
# finally, check its attributes have been saved
choice_from_db = poll_choices[0]
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db, choice)
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db.choice, "doin' fine...")
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db.votes, 3)
def test_create_some_choices_for_a_poll(self):
# Create new poll object
poll = Poll()
poll.question = "What's up?"
poll.pub_date = timezone.now()
poll.save()
# Create Choice object
choice = Choice()
choice.poll = poll
choice.choice = "doin' fine..."
# Give it faux votes
choice.votes = 3
choice.save()
# Try to retrieve from DB using poll's reverse lookup.
poll_choices = poll.choice_set.all()
self.assertEquals(poll_choices.count(), 1)
# Finally, check attrbs have been saved
choice_from_db = poll_choices[0]
self.assertEqual(choice_from_db, choice)
self.assertEqual(choice_from_db.choice, "doin' fine...")
self.assertEqual(choice_from_db.votes, 3)
def createquestion(request):
p=Poll()
p.question=request.GET['question']
#p.pub_date=request.getparameter('pub_date')
p.pub_date=timezone.now()
p.save()
return index(request)
def test_creating_some_choices_for_a_poll(self):
# start by creating a new Poll object
poll = Poll()
poll.question = "What's up?"
poll.pub_date = timezone.now()
poll.save()
# now create a Choice object
choice = Choice()
# link it with our Poll
choice.poll = poll
# give it some text
choice.choice = "doin' fine..."
# and let's say it's had some votes
choice.votes = 3
# save it
choice.save()
# try retrieving it from the database, using the poll object's reverse
# lookup
poll_choices = poll.choice_set.all()
self.assertEquals(poll_choices.count(), 1)
# finally, check its attributes have been saved
choice_from_db = poll_choices[0]
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db, choice)
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db.choice, "doin' fine...")
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db.votes, 3)
def test_creating_a_new_poll_and_saving_it_to_database(self): poll = Poll() poll.question = self.question poll.pub_date = self.pub_date poll.save() all_polls_in_database = Poll.objects.all() self.assertEquals(len(all_polls_in_database), 1) only_poll_in_db = all_polls_in_database[0] self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_db, poll) self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_db.question, self.question) self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_db.pub_date, self.pub_date)
def test_creating_a_new_poll_and_saving_it_to_the_database(self):
poll = Poll()
poll.question = "What's up?"
poll.pub_date = timezone.now()
poll.save()
all_polls_in_database = Poll.objects.all()
self.assertEquals(len(all_polls_in_database), 1)
only_poll_in_database = all_polls_in_database[0]
self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_database, poll)
self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_database.question, "What's up?")
self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_database.pub_date, poll.pub_date)
def test_create_a_poll_and_save_it_to_the_database(self):
poll = Poll()
poll.question = self.options.get('question')
poll.created_at = self.options.get('created_at')
poll.save()
polls_list = Poll.objects.all()
self.assertEquals(len(polls_list), 1)
current_poll = polls_list[0]
self.assertEquals(current_poll, poll)
self.assertEquals(current_poll.question, self.options.get('question'))
def test_creating_some_choices_for_a_poll(self): poll = Poll() poll.question = "what's up?" poll.pub_date = timezone.now() poll.save() choice = Choice() choice.poll = poll choice.choice = 'alright then ...' choice.votes = 3 choice.save() # check the database poll_choices = poll.choice_set.all() self.assertEquals(poll_choices.count(), 1) self.assertEquals(poll_choices[0].choice, choice.choice)
def test_creating_a_new_poll_and_saving_it_to_the_database(self): # start by creating a new Poll object with its "question" set poll = Poll() poll.question = "What's up?" poll.pub_date = timezone.now() # check we can save it to the database poll.save() # now check we can find it in the database again all_polls_in_database = Poll.objects.all() self.assertEquals(len(all_polls_in_database), 1) only_poll_in_database = all_polls_in_database[0] self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_database, poll) # and check that it's saved its two attributes: question and pub_date self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_database.question, "What's up?") self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_database.pub_date, poll.pub_date)
def test_creating_a_new_poll_and_saving_it_to_the_database(self):
poll = Poll()
poll.question = "what's up?"
poll.pub_date = timezone.now()
# check we can save ite to the database
poll.save()
# now create a Choice object
choice = Choice()
# link it with our Poll
choice.poll = poll
# give it some text
choice.choice = "doin' fine..."
# and let's say it's had some votes
choice.votes = 3
# save it
choice.save()
# try retrieving it from the database, using the poll
# object's reverse lookup
poll_choices = poll.choice_set.all()
self.assertEquals(poll_choices.count(), 1)
# finally, check its attributes have been saved
choice_from_db = poll_choices[0]
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db, choice)
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db.choice, "doin' fine...")
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db.votes, 3)
# now check we can find it in the database again
all_polls_in_database = Poll.objects.all()
self.assertEquals(len(all_polls_in_database), 1)
only_poll_in_database = all_polls_in_database[0]
self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_database, poll)
# and check that it's saved its two attributes: question and
# pub_date
self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_database.question, "what's up?")
self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_database.pub_date, poll.pub_date)
def test_creating_a_new_poll_and_saving_it_to_the_database(self): # start by creating a new Poll object with its "Question" set poll = Poll() poll.question = "What's up?" poll.pub_date = timezone.now() # check we can save it to the database poll.save() # now check we can find it in the database again all_polls = Poll.objects.all() self.assertEquals(len(all_polls),1) only_poll = all_polls[0] self.assertEquals(only_poll, poll) # check the attributes are set correctly self.assertEquals(only_poll.question, "What's up?") self.assertEquals(only_poll.pub_date, poll.pub_date)
def test_creating_a_new_poll_and_saving_it_to_the_database(self):
# start by creating a new Poll object with its "question" set
poll = Poll()
poll.question = "What's up?"
poll.pub_date = timezone.now()
# check we can save it to the database
poll.save()
# now check we can find it in the database again
all_polls_in_database = Poll.objects.all()
self.assertEquals(len(all_polls_in_database), 1)
only_poll_in_database = all_polls_in_database[0]
self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_database, poll)
# and check that it's saved its two attributes: question and pub_date
self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_database.question, "What's up?")
self.assertEquals(only_poll_in_database.pub_date, poll.pub_date)
def save(self):
if not self.form.is_valid():
return False
self.reset_pdf_cache()
data = self.form.cleaned_data
slide_set = self.event.presentation.slide_set
if slide_set == None:
slide_set = SlideSet()
slide_set.presentation = self.event.presentation
slide_set.save()
self.event.presentation.slide_set = slide_set
slide = self.form.instance
if data['slide_type'] == 'poll':
# delete the old slide if it has been changed to a poll
if slide.id != None:
slide.delete()
slide = Poll()
slide.question = data['poll_question']
slide.slide_set = slide_set
slide.offset = data['offset']
if data['image']:
base_path = os.path.dirname(slide_upload_to(slide, data['image'].name))
slide.image = self.upload_file(data['image'], upload_to = base_path)
self.event.presentation.video = data['video']
slide.save()
self.event.presentation.save()
# we need to save the poll choices here, after the poll is saved and has an id
if data['slide_type'] == 'poll':
for choice_text in data['poll_choices'].split('\n'):
print '!!!! choice: %s' % choice_text
choice = Choice()
choice.choice = choice_text
choice.poll = slide
choice.save()
return True
def save_poll(request):
result = {}
question = request.POST["question"]
try:
poll = Poll()
poll.question = question
poll.save()
result["status"] = "SUCCESS"
result["msg_status"] = "Su encuesta se ha creado satisfactoriamente"
except Exception as error:
result["status"] = "FAILURE"
result["msg_status"] = "Error en la creacion"
return render_to_response('home.html',
result,
context_instance=RequestContext(request))
def test_creating_a_new_poll_and_saving_it_to_the_database(self):
# Create a new poll object wiht its question set
poll = Poll()
poll.question = "What's up?"
poll.pub_date = timezone.now()
# Check if we can save it to the db
poll.save()
# Now check if we can find it in the db again
all_polls_in_db = Poll.objects.all()
self.assertEqual(len(all_polls_in_db), 1)
only_poll_in_db = all_polls_in_db[0]
self.assertEqual(only_poll_in_db, poll)
# And check that it has saved its two attrbs, question and pub_date
self.assertEqual(only_poll_in_db.question, poll.question)
self.assertEqual(only_poll_in_db.pub_date, poll.pub_date)
def save_poll(request):
result = {}
question = request.POST["question"]
try:
poll = Poll()
poll.question = question
poll.save()
result["status"] = "SUCCESS"
result["msg_status"] = "Su encuesta se ha creado satisfactoriamente"
except Exception as error:
result["status"] = "FAILURE"
result["msg_status"] = "Error en la creacion"
return render_to_response('home.html',result ,context_instance=RequestContext(request))
def create_poll(request):
current_user = get_current_user(request=request)
if request.method == "POST":
#Create poll
new_poll = Poll()
new_poll.pub_date = datetime.datetime.now()
new_poll.question = request.POST["question"]
new_poll.master = current_user
new_poll.save()
#Create answers
answers = [request.POST["answer1"], request.POST["answer2"], request.POST["answer3"], request.POST["answer4"], request.POST["answer5"], request.POST["answer6"]]
for answer in answers:
if answer != "":
new_choice = Choice()
new_choice.poll = new_poll
new_choice.choice_text = answer
new_choice.save()
return render(request, "add_poll.html", {"current_user": current_user})
def test_creating_some_choices_for_a_poll(self):
poll = Poll()
poll.question = "What's up?"
poll.pub_date = timezone.now()
poll.save()
choice = Choice()
choice.poll = poll
choice.choice = "doin' fine.."
choice.votes = 3
choice.save()
poll_choices = poll.choice_set.all()
self.assertEquals(poll_choices.count(), 1)
choice_from_db = poll_choices[0]
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db, choice)
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db.choice, "doin' fine..")
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db.votes, 3)
def create( self, request, id=None ): #called for a POST request
#When making a POST request, data has to be sent with the request, same goes with PUT
#eg - In jQuery ajax {"a":null} works but {} doesn't
#print "GOT CREATE (POST) request on /api/poll/"
if not id: #id should always be None here
try:
question = request.POST.get('question')
pub_date = utils.dateFromString(request.POST.get('pubDate'))
if question and pub_date:
poll = Poll()
poll.question = question
poll.pub_date = pub_date
poll.polling_ended = False
poll.save()
return poll
except Exception, e:
resp = rc.BAD_REQUEST
resp.write("Error creating 'Poll' object")
return resp
def save_poll_3(request):
result = {}
question = request.POST["question"]
pub_date = request.POST["pub_date"]
try:
poll = Poll()
poll.question = question
poll.pub_date = pub_date
poll.save()
result["status"] = "SUCCESS"
result["msg_status"] = "Su encuesta se ha creado satisfactoriamente"
result['name'] = "Leandro"
result['lastname'] = "Agudelo"
except Exception as error:
result["status"] = "FAILURE"
result["msg_status"] = "Error en la creacion"
return render_to_response('home3.html',result ,context_instance=RequestContext(request))
def save_poll_3(request):
result = {}
question = request.POST["question"]
pub_date = request.POST["pub_date"]
try:
poll = Poll()
poll.question = question
poll.pub_date = pub_date
poll.save()
result["status"] = "SUCCESS"
result["msg_status"] = "Su encuesta se ha creado satisfactoriamente"
result['name'] = "Leandro"
result['lastname'] = "Agudelo"
except Exception as error:
result["status"] = "FAILURE"
result["msg_status"] = "Error en la creacion"
return render_to_response('home3.html',
result,
context_instance=RequestContext(request))
def submit_poll(request):
question = request.POST['question']
number = int(request.POST['num_choices'])
end_date = request.POST['end_date']
errors = []
if not question or not number:
if not question:
errors.append("You didn't put a question")
if not number:
errors.append("You didn't specify a number of options")
if not end_date:
errors.append("You didn't specify an end date for the poll")
return render(request, 'polls/poll_creation.html', {
'error_message': errors
})
else:
poll = Poll()
poll.question=question
poll.pub_date=timezone.now()
poll.start_date=timezone.now()
poll.end_date=end_date
poll.save()
return HttpResponseRedirect(reverse('polls:option_creation', args=(number, poll.id)))
def submit_poll(request):
question = request.POST['question']
number = int(request.POST['num_choices'])
end_date = request.POST['end_date']
errors = []
if not question or not number:
if not question:
errors.append("You didn't put a question")
if not number:
errors.append("You didn't specify a number of options")
if not end_date:
errors.append("You didn't specify an end date for the poll")
return render(request, 'polls/poll_creation.html',
{'error_message': errors})
else:
poll = Poll()
poll.question = question
poll.pub_date = timezone.now()
poll.start_date = timezone.now()
poll.end_date = end_date
poll.save()
return HttpResponseRedirect(
reverse('polls:option_creation', args=(number, poll.id)))
def test_create_poll_choices(self):
poll = Poll()
poll.question = self.options.get('question')
poll.created_at = self.options.get('created_at')
poll.save()
choice = Choice()
choice.poll = poll
choice.choice = self.options.get('choice')
choice.votes = self.options.get('votes')
choice.save()
poll_choices = poll.choice_set.all()
self.assertEquals(poll_choices.count(), 1)
choice_from_db = poll_choices[0]
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db, choice)
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db.choice, self.options.get('choice'))
self.assertEquals(choice_from_db.votes, self.options.get('votes'))
def test_poll_objects_are_named_after_their_question(self):
p = Poll()
p.question = 'How is babby formed?'
self.assertEquals(unicode(p), 'How is babby formed?')
def test_poll_objects_are_named_after_their_question(self):
p = Poll()
p.question = 'This question is a test?'
self.assertEquals(unicode(p), 'This question is a test?')
def test_poll_objects_are_named_after_their_question(self):
p = Poll()
p.question = 'How is babby formed?'
self.assertEquals(unicode(p), 'How is babby formed?')
def test_poll_objects_are_named_according_to_its_name(self):
poll = Poll()
poll.question = self.options.get('question')
self.assertEquals(unicode(poll), self.options.get('question'))
# No polls are in the system yet. Poll.objects.all() # Create a new Poll # Support for time zones is enabled in the default settings file, so # Django expects a timedate with tzinfo for pub_date. Use timezone.now() # instead of datetime.datetime.now() and it will do the right thing. from django.utils import timezone p = Poll(question="What's new?", pub_date=timezone.now()) # Save the object into the database. You have to call save() explicitly. p.save() # Now it has an ID. Note that this might say "1L" instead of "1", depending # on which database you're using. That's no biggie; it just means your # database backend prefers to return integers as Python long integer # objects. p.id # Access database columns via Python attributes p.question p.pub_date # Change values by changing the attributes, then calling save(). p.question = "What's up?" p.save() # objects.all() displays all the polls in the database Poll.objects.all()
# Save the object into the database. You have to call save() explicitly.
>>> p.save()
# CHECK THE ID WITH P.ID
>>> p.id #returns "1"
# Access database columns via Python attributes.
>>> p.question
"What's new?"
>>> p.pub_date
datetime.datetime(2012, 2, 26, 13, 0, 0, 775217, tzinfo=<UTC>)
# Change values by changing the attributes, then calling save().
>>> p.question = "What's up?"
>>> p.save()
# objects.all() displays all the polls in the database.
>>> Poll.objects.all() #returns: [<Poll: Poll object>]
""" <Poll: Poll object> is, utterly, an unhelpful representation of this object.
Let’s fix that by editing the polls model (in the polls/models.py file)
and adding a __unicode__() method to both Poll and Choice. :"""
from django.db import models
class Poll(models.Model):
# ...
def __unicode__(self): #ADD THIS
return self.question
def test_poll_objects_are_named_after_their_question(self): # the model shows the unicode value in the admin panel p = Poll() question_text = 'How are you doing?' p.question = question_text self.assertEquals(unicode(p), question_text)
def test_poll_objects_are_named_after_their_question(self):
p = Poll()
p.question = "How does theees work?"
self.assertEqual(unicode(p), "How does theees work?")