def test_put_get_list(self):
user = User(id=gen_uuid(), firstname='David', lastname='Reynolds')
user.username = '******'
self.datastore.put(user)
entry1 = Entry(id=gen_uuid(),
user_id=user.id,
title='Foo',
content='Hello, World')
entry2 = Entry(id=gen_uuid(),
user_id=user.id,
title='Bar',
content='Test entry number 2')
self.datastore.put_list([entry1, entry2])
index = self.datastore.indexes['index_user_entries']
# get all entries that have this user_id. Like before, there are two SELECTs.
# get_all selects the entity_id's of all entries where
# index_user_entries.user_id == user.id and then gets a list of entities
# that match the entity_id's from the entities table.
entries = index.get_all(self.datastore, user_id=user.id)
assert len(entries) == 2
def test_put_get(self):
user = User(id=gen_uuid(), firstname='David', lastname='Reynolds')
user.username = '******'
self.datastore.put(user)
index = self.datastore.indexes['index_user']
# Get operations on indexes perform two queries. One to get the entity_id
# from the index table and another for pulling results from the entities table
# using that entity_id.
user = index.get(self.datastore, username='******')
assert user['firstname'] == 'David'
assert user['lastname'] == 'Reynolds'
def test_put_get(self):
user = User(id=gen_uuid(), firstname='David', lastname='Reynolds')
user.username = '******'
self.datastore.put(user)
index = self.datastore.indexes['index_user']
user = index.get(self.datastore, username='******')
entries = []
for i in xrange(10):
entry = Entry(id=gen_uuid(),
user_id=user['id'],
title='%s' % i,
content='Hello, world')
entries.append(entry)
self.datastore.put_list(entries)
# the entries and their indexes are distributed across the two test shards
entry_index = self.datastore.indexes['index_user_entries']
user_entries = entry_index.get_all(self.datastore, user_id=user['id'])
assert len(user_entries) == 10