Python User.persist Examples

Example #1

File: test_base.py Project: arianmaykon/ziggurat_foundations

 def test_delete_object_with_flush(self, db_session):
     user = User(user_name='some_new_user', email='foo')
     assert user.id is None
     user.persist(flush=True, db_session=db_session)
     assert user.id is not None
     uid = user.id
     User.by_id(uid, db_session=db_session) is not None
     user.delete()
     assert User.by_id(uid, db_session=db_session) is None

Example #2

 def test_delete_object_with_flush(self, db_session):
     user = User(user_name='some_new_user', email='foo')
     assert user.id is None
     user.persist(flush=True, db_session=db_session)
     assert user.id is not None
     uid = user.id
     User.by_id(uid, db_session=db_session) is not None
     user.delete()
     assert User.by_id(uid, db_session=db_session) is None

Example #3

File: test_base.py Project: arianmaykon/ziggurat_foundations

 def test_add_object_with_flush(self, db_session):
     user = User(user_name='some_new_user', email='foo')
     assert user.id is None
     user.persist(flush=True, db_session=db_session)
     assert user.id is not None

Example #4

 def test_add_object_with_flush(self, db_session):
     user = User(user_name='some_new_user', email='foo')
     assert user.id is None
     user.persist(flush=True, db_session=db_session)
     assert user.id is not None

Example #5

 def test_add_object_without_flush(self, db_session):
     user = User(user_name="some_new_user", email="foo")
     assert user.id is None
     user.persist(db_session=db_session)
     assert user.id is None