def test():
import journal
# journal.debug("postgres.init").active = True
# journal.debug("postgres.execute").active = True
# journal.debug("postgres.connection").active = True
journal.debug("postgres.transactions").active = True
# this is the SQL statement that looks for a table by a given name
sql = "SELECT tablename FROM pg_tables WHERE tablename='{}'".format(Weather.pyre_name)
# build a database component and connect to the database specified in the local
# configuration file
db = pyre.db.postgres(name="test").attach()
# in a transaction block
with db:
# create the table
db.createTable(Weather)
# verify it is there
assert db.execute(sql) == (('tablename',), ('weather',))
# drop the table
db.dropTable(Weather)
# verify it is not there
assert db.execute(sql) == (('tablename',),)
# and return the connection and the table
return db, Weather
def test():
import journal
# journal.debug("postgres.init").active = True
# journal.debug("postgres.execute").active = True
# journal.debug("postgres.connection").active = True
journal.debug("postgres.transactions").active = True
# this is the SQL statement that looks for a table by a given name
sql = "SELECT tablename FROM pg_tables WHERE tablename='{}'".format(
Weather.pyre_name)
# build a database component and connect to the database specified in the local
# configuration file
db = pyre.db.postgres(name="test").attach()
# in a transaction block
with db:
# create the table
db.createTable(Weather)
# verify it is there
assert db.execute(sql) == (('tablename', ), ('weather', ))
# drop the table
db.dropTable(Weather)
# verify it is not there
assert db.execute(sql) == (('tablename', ), )
# and return the connection and the table
return db, Weather
def test():
# build a database component and connect to the database specified in the local
# configuration file
db = pyre.db.sqlite(name="test").attach()
# in a transaction block
with db:
# create the location table
db.createTable(Location)
# create the weather table
db.createTable(Weather)
# drop the weather table
db.dropTable(Weather)
# drop the location table
db.dropTable(Location)
# and return the connection and the tables
return db, Weather, Location
def test():
# build a database component and connect to the database specified in the local
# configuration file
db = pyre.db.sqlite(name="test").attach()
# in a transaction block
with db:
# create the location table
db.createTable(Location)
# create the weather table
db.createTable(Weather)
# drop the weather table
db.dropTable(Weather)
# drop the location table
db.dropTable(Location)
# and return the connection and the tables
return db, Weather, Location
def test():
# this is the SQL statement that looks for a table by a given name
sql = "SELECT * FROM weather"
# build a database component and connect to the database specified in the local
# configuration file
db = pyre.db.sqlite(name="test").attach()
# in a transaction block
with db:
# create the table
db.createTable(Weather)
# verify it is there
assert tuple(db.execute(sql)) == ()
# drop the table
db.dropTable(Weather)
# and return the connection and the table
return db, Weather
def test():
# this is the SQL statement that looks for a table by a given name
sql = "SELECT * FROM weather"
# build a database component and connect to the database specified in the local
# configuration file
db = pyre.db.sqlite(name="test").attach()
# in a transaction block
with db:
# create the table
db.createTable(Weather)
# verify it is there
assert tuple(db.execute(sql)) == ()
# drop the table
db.dropTable(Weather)
# and return the connection and the table
return db, Weather
def test():
import journal
# journal.debug("postgres.init").active = True
# journal.debug("postgres.execute").active = True
# journal.debug("postgres.connection").active = True
journal.debug("postgres.transactions").active = True
# build a database component and connect to the database specified in the local
# configuration file
db = pyre.db.postgres(name="test").attach()
# ask {libpq} to be quiet
db.execute("SET client_min_messages = warning;")
# in a transaction block
with db:
# create the location table
db.createTable(Location)
# verify it is there
assert queryForTable(db, Location) == (('tablename', ),
(Location.pyre_name, ))
# create the weather table
# print('\n'.join(db.sql.createTable(Weather)))
db.createTable(Weather)
# verify it is there
assert queryForTable(db, Weather) == (('tablename', ),
(Weather.pyre_name, ))
# drop the weather table
db.dropTable(Weather)
# and check it's gone
assert queryForTable(db, Weather) == (('tablename', ), )
# drop the location table
# print('\n'.join(db.sql.createTable(Location)))
db.dropTable(Location)
# and check it's gone too
assert queryForTable(db, Location) == (('tablename', ), )
# and return the connection and the tables
return db, Weather, Location
def test():
import journal
# journal.debug("postgres.init").active = True
# journal.debug("postgres.execute").active = True
# journal.debug("postgres.connection").active = True
journal.debug("postgres.transactions").active = True
# build a database component and connect to the database specified in the local
# configuration file
db = pyre.db.postgres(name="test").attach()
# ask {libpq} to be quiet
db.execute("SET client_min_messages = warning;")
# in a transaction block
with db:
# create the location table
db.createTable(Location)
# verify it is there
assert queryForTable(db, Location) == (('tablename',), (Location.pyre_name,))
# create the weather table
# print('\n'.join(db.sql.createTable(Weather)))
db.createTable(Weather)
# verify it is there
assert queryForTable(db, Weather) == (('tablename',), (Weather.pyre_name,))
# drop the weather table
db.dropTable(Weather)
# and check it's gone
assert queryForTable(db, Weather) == (('tablename',),)
# drop the location table
# print('\n'.join(db.sql.createTable(Location)))
db.dropTable(Location)
# and check it's gone too
assert queryForTable(db, Location) == (('tablename',),)
# and return the connection and the tables
return db, Weather, Location