Exemple #1
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 def test_add_bad_index(self) -> None:
     t = Table('products')
     c = Column('id', 'integer')
     i = Index(['id', 'name'])
     t.add_column(c)
     with self.assertRaises(ColumnNotFoundError):
         t.add_index(i)
Exemple #2
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 def test_basic_sql(self) -> None:
     t = Table('products')
     t.add_column(Column('id', 'integer'))
     r = Index(subject_names=['id'], table=t)
     t.add_index(r)
     expected = 'CREATE INDEX ON "products" ("id");'
     self.assertEqual(r.sql, expected)
Exemple #3
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def parse_table(s, l, t):
    '''
    Table bookings as bb [headercolor: #cccccc] {
      id integer
      country varchar [NOT NULL, ref: > countries.country_name]
      booking_date date unique pk
      created_at timestamp

      indexes {
          (id, country) [pk] // composite primary key
      }
    }
    '''
    init_dict = {
        'name': t['name'],
    }
    if 'settings' in t:
        init_dict.update(t['settings'])
    if 'alias' in t:
        init_dict['alias'] = t['alias'][0]
    if 'note' in t:
        # will override one from settings
        init_dict['note'] = t['note'][0]
    if 'comment_before' in t:
        comment = '\n'.join(c[0] for c in t['comment_before'])
        init_dict['comment'] = comment
    result = Table(**init_dict)
    for column in t['columns']:
        result.add_column(column)
    for index_ in t.get('indexes', []):
        result.add_index(index_)

    return result
Exemple #4
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 def test_composite_with_expression(self) -> None:
     t = Table('products')
     t.add_column(Column('id', 'integer'))
     r = Index(subject_names=['id', '(id*3)'], table=t)
     t.add_index(r)
     self.assertEqual(r.subjects, [t['id'], '(id*3)'])
     expected = 'CREATE INDEX ON "products" ("id", (id*3));'
     self.assertEqual(r.sql, expected)
Exemple #5
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 def test_pk(self) -> None:
     t = Table('products')
     t.add_column(Column('id', 'integer'))
     t.add_column(Column('name', 'varchar'))
     r = Index(subject_names=['id', 'name'], table=t, pk=True)
     t.add_index(r)
     expected = 'PRIMARY KEY ("id", "name")'
     self.assertEqual(r.sql, expected)
Exemple #6
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 def test_note(self) -> None:
     t = Table('products')
     t.add_column(Column('id', 'integer'))
     n = Note('Index note')
     r = Index(subject_names=['id'], table=t, note=n)
     t.add_index(r)
     expected = 'CREATE INDEX ON "products" ("id"); -- Index note'
     self.assertEqual(r.sql, expected)
Exemple #7
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 def test_unique_type_composite(self) -> None:
     t = Table('products')
     t.add_column(Column('id', 'integer'))
     t.add_column(Column('name', 'varchar'))
     r = Index(subject_names=['id', 'name'],
               table=t,
               type_='hash',
               unique=True)
     t.add_index(r)
     expected = 'CREATE UNIQUE INDEX ON "products" USING HASH ("id", "name");'
     self.assertEqual(r.sql, expected)
Exemple #8
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 def test_add_index(self) -> None:
     t = Table('products')
     c1 = Column('id', 'integer')
     c2 = Column('name', 'varchar2')
     i1 = Index(['id'])
     i2 = Index(['name'])
     t.add_column(c1)
     t.add_column(c2)
     t.add_index(i1)
     t.add_index(i2)
     self.assertEqual(i1.table, t)
     self.assertEqual(i2.table, t)
     self.assertEqual(t.indexes, [i1, i2])
Exemple #9
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    def test_index_inline(self) -> None:
        t = Table('products')
        c1 = Column('id', 'integer')
        c2 = Column('name', 'varchar2')
        t.add_column(c1)
        t.add_column(c2)
        i = Index(['id', 'name'], pk=True)
        t.add_index(i)
        expected = \
'''CREATE TABLE "products" (
  "id" integer,
  "name" varchar2,
  PRIMARY KEY ("id", "name")
);
'''
        self.assertEqual(t.sql, expected)
Exemple #10
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    def test_ref_index(self) -> None:
        t = Table('products')
        c1 = Column('id', 'integer')
        c2 = Column('name', 'varchar2')
        t.add_column(c1)
        t.add_column(c2)
        t2 = Table('names')
        c21 = Column('name_val', 'varchar2')
        t2.add_column(c21)
        r = TableReference(c2, t2, c21)
        t.add_ref(r)
        i = Index(['id', 'name'])
        t.add_index(i)
        expected = \
'''CREATE TABLE "products" (
  "id" integer,
  "name" varchar2,
  FOREIGN KEY ("name") REFERENCES "names ("name_val")
);

CREATE INDEX ON "products" ("id", "name");
'''
        self.assertEqual(t.sql, expected)