Python JSONModel Examples

Example #1

File: test_jsonfield.py Project: maikroeder/django-mysql

 def test_list(self):
     m = JSONModel(attrs=[1, 2, 4])
     assert m.attrs == [1, 2, 4]
     m.save()
     m = JSONModel.objects.get()
     assert m.attrs == [1, 2, 4]

Example #2

File: test_jsonfield.py Project: maikroeder/django-mysql

 def test_true(self):
     m = JSONModel(attrs=True)
     assert m.attrs is True
     m.save()
     m = JSONModel.objects.get()
     assert m.attrs is True

Example #3

File: test_jsonfield.py Project: maikroeder/django-mysql

 def test_string(self):
     m = JSONModel(attrs='value')
     assert m.attrs == 'value'
     m.save()
     m = JSONModel.objects.get()
     assert m.attrs == 'value'

Example #4

File: test_jsonfield.py Project: maikroeder/django-mysql

 def test_awkward_2(self):
     m = JSONModel(attrs='\\')
     assert m.attrs == '\\'
     m.save()
     m = JSONModel.objects.get()
     assert m.attrs == '\\'

Example #5

File: test_jsonfield.py Project: maikroeder/django-mysql

 def test_values(self):
     m = JSONModel(attrs={'key': 'value'})
     assert m.attrs == {'key': 'value'}
     m.save()
     m = JSONModel.objects.get()
     assert m.attrs == {'key': 'value'}

Example #6

File: test_jsonfield.py Project: maikroeder/django-mysql

 def test_dumping(self):
     instance = JSONModel(attrs={'a': 'b', 'c': None})
     data = serializers.serialize('json', [instance])
     assert json.loads(data) == json.loads(self.test_data)

Example #7

File: test_jsonfield.py Project: maikroeder/django-mysql

 def test_nan_raises_valueerror(self):
     m = JSONModel(attrs=float('nan'))
     with pytest.raises(ValueError):
         m.save()

Example #8

File: test_jsonfield.py Project: maikroeder/django-mysql

 def test_empty_dict(self):
     m = JSONModel()
     assert m.attrs == {}
     m.save()
     m = JSONModel.objects.get()
     assert m.attrs == {}

Example #9

 def test_false(self):
     m = JSONModel(attrs=False)
     assert m.attrs is False
     m.save()
     m = JSONModel.objects.get()
     assert m.attrs is False

Example #10

 def test_null(self):
     m = JSONModel(attrs=None)
     assert m.attrs is None
     m.save()
     m = JSONModel.objects.get()
     assert m.attrs is None

Example #11

File: test_jsonfield.py Project: VladimirKuzmin/django-mysql

 def test_null(self):
     m = JSONModel(attrs=None)
     assert m.attrs is None
     m.save()
     m = JSONModel.objects.get()
     assert m.attrs is None

Example #12

File: test_jsonfield.py Project: VladimirKuzmin/django-mysql

 def test_list(self):
     m = JSONModel(attrs=[1, 2, 4])
     assert m.attrs == [1, 2, 4]
     m.save()
     m = JSONModel.objects.get()
     assert m.attrs == [1, 2, 4]

Example #13

 def test_old_django(self):
     errors = JSONModel.check()
     assert len(errors) == 1
     assert errors[0].id == 'django_mysql.E015'
     assert 'Django 1.8+ is required' in errors[0].msg

Example #14

File: test_jsonfield.py Project: VladimirKuzmin/django-mysql

 def test_values(self):
     m = JSONModel(attrs={'key': 'value'})
     assert m.attrs == {'key': 'value'}
     m.save()
     m = JSONModel.objects.get()
     assert m.attrs == {'key': 'value'}

Example #15

File: test_jsonfield.py Project: VladimirKuzmin/django-mysql

 def test_empty_dict(self):
     m = JSONModel()
     assert m.attrs == {}
     m.save()
     m = JSONModel.objects.get()
     assert m.attrs == {}