def test_user_info_from_dict_wrong_data():
# If any of the dictionary fields is missing, building from dict will fail
d1 = {"available_slots": "", "subscription_expiry": ""}
d2 = {"available_slots": "", "appointments": ""}
d3 = {"subscription_expiry": "", "appointments": ""}
for d in [d1, d2, d3]:
with pytest.raises(
ValueError,
match="Wrong appointment data, some fields are missing"):
UserInfo.from_dict(d)
def test_user_info_from_dict():
# UserInfo objects can be created from a dictionary, this is used when loading data from the database
available_slots = 42
subscription_expiry = 1234
appointments = {get_random_value_hex(32): 1 for _ in range(10)}
data = {
"available_slots": available_slots,
"subscription_expiry": subscription_expiry,
"appointments": appointments,
}
user_info = UserInfo.from_dict(data)
assert user_info.available_slots == available_slots
assert user_info.subscription_expiry == subscription_expiry
assert user_info.appointments == appointments
# The appointments dict does not need to be populated when building from a dictionary
data["appointments"] = {}
user_info = UserInfo.from_dict(data)
assert user_info.available_slots == available_slots
assert user_info.subscription_expiry == subscription_expiry
assert user_info.appointments == {}
