def testNestedTable(self):
# ensures records schema names are properly displayed and items
# within records are properly separated
client = Mock()
schema_field_0 = Mock(field_type='STRING', mode='NULLABLE')
schema_field_0.name = 'field_name_0'
schema_subfield = Mock(field_type='INTEGER', mode='NULLABLE')
schema_subfield.name = 'subfield'
schema_subfield_2 = Mock(field_type='DATETIME', mode='NULLABLE')
schema_subfield_2.name = 'other_subfield'
schema_field_1 = Mock(field_type='RECORD',
mode='NULLABLE',
fields=[schema_subfield, schema_subfield_2])
schema_field_1.name = 'field_name_1'
rows = MagicMock(schema=[schema_field_0, schema_field_1])
row_0 = [
'hello', {
'subfield':
1,
'other_subfield':
datetime.datetime(2020, 7, 14, 13, 23, 45, 67, tzinfo=None)
}
]
row_1 = ['goodbye', {'subfield': 2, 'other_subfield': None}]
row_2 = [None, None]
rows.__iter__.return_value = [row_0, row_1, row_2]
client.list_rows = MagicMock(return_value=rows)
bigquery = BigQueryService(client)
expected = {
'fields': [
'field_name_0', 'field_name_1.subfield',
'field_name_1.other_subfield'
],
'rows': [['hello', 1, '2020-07-14 13:23:45.000067 '],
['goodbye', 2, None], [None, None, None]]
}
result = bigquery.get_table_preview('some_table_id')
self.assertEqual(expected, result)
def testRepeatedTable(self):
# ensures that repeated fields are returned as strings, and that
# repeated record field name headers are not expanded
client = Mock()
schema_field_0 = Mock(field_type='STRING',
description='this field is a repeated string',
mode='REPEATED')
schema_field_0.name = 'field_name_0'
schema_subfield = Mock(field_type='INTEGER',
description='this field is an integer',
mode='NULLABLE')
schema_subfield.name = 'subfield'
schema_field_1 = Mock(field_type='RECORD',
description='this field is a repeated record',
mode='REPEATED',
fields=[schema_subfield])
schema_field_1.name = 'field_name_1'
rows = MagicMock(schema=[schema_field_0, schema_field_1])
row_0 = [['hello', 'hi'], [{'subfield': 1}]]
row_1 = [['goodbye', 'bye'], [{'subfield': 2}, {'subfield': 3}]]
row_2 = [[], []]
row_3 = [[], [{'subfield': None}]]
rows.__iter__.return_value = [row_0, row_1, row_2, row_3]
client.list_rows = MagicMock(return_value=rows)
bigquery = BigQueryService(client)
expected = {
'fields': ['field_name_0', 'field_name_1'],
'rows':
[['["hello", "hi"]', '[{"subfield": 1}]'],
['["goodbye", "bye"]', '[{"subfield": 2}, {"subfield": 3}]'],
['[]', '[]'], ['[]', '[{"subfield": null}]']]
}
result = bigquery.get_table_preview('some_table_id')
self.assertEqual(expected, result)
def testEmptyTable(self):
# same as nested table, but ensures
# that when all entries are None the header
# still displays properly.
client = Mock()
schema_field_0 = Mock(field_type='STRING', mode='NULLABLE')
schema_field_0.name = 'field_name_0'
schema_subfield = Mock(field_type='INTEGER', mode='NULLABLE')
schema_subfield.name = 'subfield'
schema_subfield_2 = Mock(field_type='DATETIME', mode='NULLABLE')
schema_subfield_2.name = 'other_subfield'
schema_field_1 = Mock(field_type='RECORD',
mode='NULLABLE',
fields=[schema_subfield, schema_subfield_2])
schema_field_1.name = 'field_name_1'
rows = MagicMock(schema=[schema_field_0, schema_field_1])
row_0 = [None, None]
rows.__iter__.return_value = [row_0]
client.list_rows = MagicMock(return_value=rows)
bigquery = BigQueryService(client)
expected = {
'fields': [
'field_name_0', 'field_name_1.subfield',
'field_name_1.other_subfield'
],
'rows': [[None, None, None]]
}
result = bigquery.get_table_preview('some_table_id')
self.assertEqual(expected, result)
