Python metric_fields Examples

Example #1

File: test_csv.py Project: pombredanne/udata

    def test_metric_fields(self):
        expected = {
            'metric.fake-metric-int': 5,
            'metric.fake-metric-float': 0.5,
        }
        fake = FakeFactory(metrics={'fake-metric-int': 5, 'fake-metric-float': 0.5})

        fields = csv.metric_fields(Fake)
        self.assertEqual(len(fields), len(expected))
        for name, getter in fields:
            self.assertIn(name, expected.keys())
            self.assertEqual(getter(fake), expected[name])

Example #2

File: test_csv.py Project: rfResearch/udata

    def test_metric_fields(self):
        expected = {
            'metric.fake-metric-int': 5,
            'metric.fake-metric-float': 0.5,
        }
        fake = FakeFactory(
            metrics={'fake-metric-int': 5, 'fake-metric-float': 0.5})

        fields = csv.metric_fields(Fake)
        self.assertEqual(len(fields), len(expected))
        for name, getter in fields:
            self.assertIn(name, expected.keys())
            self.assertEqual(getter(fake), expected[name])

Example #3

File: csv.py Project: taniki/udata

 def dynamic_fields(self):
     return csv.metric_fields(Dataset)

Example #4

File: csv.py Project: guillo-w/udata

 def dynamic_fields(self):
     return csv.metric_fields(Dataset)

Example #5

 def dynamic_fields(self):
     return csv.metric_fields(Reuse)

Example #6

File: csv.py Project: rfResearch/udata

 def dynamic_fields(self):
     return csv.metric_fields(Organization)

Example #7

File: csv.py Project: noirbizarre/udata

 def dynamic_fields(self):
     return csv.metric_fields(Reuse)

Example #8

File: csv.py Project: anukat2015/udata

 def dynamic_fields(self):
     return csv.metric_fields(Organization)