Exemple #1
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    def is_valid(to_check):
        """
        >>> ValidateGender.is_valid('male')
        ('M', True)
        >>> ValidateGender.is_valid('female')
        ('F', True)
        >>> ValidateGender.is_valid('person')
        ('Person', False)
        >>> ValidateGender.is_valid('Gi344#@$@#$rl')
        ('F', True)
        >>> ValidateGender.is_valid('')
        ('INVALID', False)
        >>> ValidateGender.is_valid('   789   ')
        ('INVALID', False)
        """

        result = False
        gender_list_m = ['M', 'Boy', 'Male', 'Dude', 'Guy']
        gender_list_f = ['F', 'Girl', 'Female', 'Lady']
        g = to_check
        g = Wa.wash_all_but_string_characters(g)
        g = Wa.set_case(g)
        if g == '':
            g = "INVALID"
        elif Va.is_in_list(g, gender_list_m):
            g = 'M'
            result = True
        elif Va.is_in_list(g, gender_list_f):
            g = 'F'
            result = True
        return g, result
    def is_valid(data_to_validate):
        correct_length = False
        correct_number_of_characters = False
        correct_characters = False
        correct_format = False

        # Wash the data before verifying it
        washed_data = Wa.keep_only_these_in_string("a-zA-Z0-9",
                                                   data_to_validate)
        washed_data = Wa.set_case(washed_data)

        # \D where a non-number should be, and \d where a number should be
        if Va.is_correct_pattern("\D\d\d\d", washed_data) is True:
            correct_format = True

        if Va.is_within_length(4, 4, washed_data) is True:
            correct_length = True

        if Va.has_this_many_numbers(3, washed_data) is True \
                and Va.has_this_many_letters(1, washed_data) is True:
            correct_number_of_characters = True

        if washed_data.isalnum() is True:
            correct_characters = True

        is_valid = correct_length and correct_number_of_characters and\
                   correct_characters and correct_format

        return washed_data, is_valid
Exemple #3
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 def is_valid(self, sales):
     """
     >>> i = ValidateSales()
     >>> i.is_valid("780")
     ('780', True)
     >>> i.is_valid(7800)
     ('7800', False)
     >>> i.is_valid('  RFGVHJ#$%^&*  67       @#$%^&*(DFGHJ')
     ('067', True)
     >>> i.is_valid(' twenty-two ')
     (' twenty-two ', False)
     :param sales:
     :return:
     """
     result = False
     try:
         if isinstance(sales, int):
             sales = Wa.to_string(sales, self.min_length)
             if Va.is_minimum(sales, self.min_sales):
                 result = Va.is_within_length(self.min_length,
                                              self.max_length, str(sales))
         elif isinstance(int(Wa.keep_only_nums(sales)), int):
             if Wa.strip_string(sales):
                 sales = Wa.keep_only_nums(sales)
                 sales = Wa.to_string(sales, self.min_length)
                 if Va.is_minimum(sales, self.min_sales):
                     result = Va.is_within_length(self.min_length,
                                                  self.max_length,
                                                  str(sales))
         else:
             result = False
         return sales, result
     except ValueError:
         result = False
         return sales, result
Exemple #4
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 def is_valid(to_check):
     """
     >>> ValidateBmi.is_valid('Obese')
     ('Obesity', True)
     >>> ValidateBmi.is_valid('norm3123123#@$@#$#@4al')
     ('Normal', True)
     >>> ValidateBmi.is_valid('person')
     ('Person', False)
     >>> ValidateBmi.is_valid('Normal')
     ('Normal', True)
     >>> ValidateBmi.is_valid('')
     ('INVALID', False)
     >>> ValidateBmi.is_valid('           ')
     ('INVALID', False)
     """
     result = False
     list_bmi = ['Obesity', 'Overweight', 'Normal', 'Underweight']
     g = to_check
     g = Wa.wash_all_but_string_characters(g)
     g = Wa.set_case(g)
     if g == '':
         g = "INVALID"
     if g == 'Obese':
         g = 'Obesity'
     if Va.is_in_list(g, list_bmi):
         result = True
     return g, result
 def is_valid(self, age):
     """
     >>> i = ValidateAge()
     >>> i.is_valid("78")
     ('78', True)
     >>> i.is_valid(780)
     ('780', False)
     >>> i.is_valid('  RFGVHJ#$%^&*  67       @#$%^&*(DFGHJ')
     ('67', True)
     >>> i.is_valid(' twenty ')
     (' twenty ', False)
     :param age:
     :return:
     """
     result = False
     try:
         if isinstance(age, int):
             age = Wa.to_string(age, self.min_length)
             if Va.is_minimum(age, self.min_age):
                 result = Va.is_within_length(self.min_length,
                                              self.max_length, str(age))
         elif isinstance(int(Wa.keep_only_nums(age)), int):
             if Wa.strip_string(age):
                 age = Wa.keep_only_nums(age)
                 age = Wa.to_string(age, self.min_length)
                 if Va.is_minimum(age, self.min_age):
                     result = Va.is_within_length(self.min_length,
                                                  self.max_length, str(age))
         return age, result
     except ValueError:
         result = False
         return age, result
Exemple #6
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    def wash_data(self, data_to_wash):
        # replace any non-word character with a forward slash
        data_to_wash = Wa.replace_x_with_y("\W+", "/", data_to_wash)
        # remove st, nd and rd from date, e.g. 21st, 22nd, 23rd
        data_to_wash = Wa.replace_x_with_y("st|nd|rd", "", data_to_wash)
        data_to_wash = self.month_string_to_number(data_to_wash)

        return data_to_wash
Exemple #7
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    def is_valid(self, salary):
        """
        >>> i = ValidateSalary()
        >>> i.is_valid("gfdjhs804")
        ('804', True)
        >>> i.is_valid(1000)
        ('1000', False)
        >>> i.is_valid('  RFGVHJ#$%^&*  6       @#$%^&*(DFGHJ')
        ('06', True)
        >>> i.is_valid(' twenty-two ')
        (' twenty-two ', False)
        :param salary:
        :return:
        """
        result = False
        try:
            if isinstance(salary, int):
                salary = Wa.to_string(salary, self.min_length)
                if Va.is_minimum(salary, self.min_salary):
                    result = Va.is_within_length(self.min_length,
                                                 self.max_length, str(salary))
            elif isinstance(int(Wa.keep_only_nums(salary)), int):
                if Wa.strip_string(salary):
                    salary = Wa.keep_only_nums(salary)
                    salary = Wa.to_string(salary, self.min_length)
                    if Va.is_minimum(salary, self.min_salary):
                        result = Va.is_within_length(self.min_length,
                                                     self.max_length,
                                                     str(salary))
            else:
                result = False

            try:
                salary = int(salary)
            except ValueError:
                result = False

            return salary, result
        except ValueError:
            result = False
            return salary, result
Exemple #8
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    def determine_month_format(self, data):
        # default to number format like 09 for September
        result = "%m"

        date_to_check = Wa.replace_x_with_y("\W+", "/", data)
        split_date = self.split_string("/", date_to_check)
        for value in split_date:
            if value.isalpha():
                if len(value) > 3:
                    result = "%B"
                else:
                    result = "%b"

        return result
Exemple #9
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    def is_valid(self, data_to_validate):
        result = False

        data_to_validate = data_to_validate.lstrip(' ')

        # If there's no numbers in string, just return as is, it's bad data
        if Va.has_this_many_numbers(0, data_to_validate):
            date_output = data_to_validate
        else:
            washed_data = self.wash_data(data_to_validate)

            # add zeros if needed
            washed_data = self.add_zeros(washed_data)

            # remove all spaces
            washed_data = washed_data.strip()

            date_format = self.determine_date_format(washed_data)
            date_to_check = Wa.replace_x_with_y('\W+', " ", washed_data)
            result = self.is_real_date(date_to_check, date_format)

            date_output = Wa.replace_x_with_y(" ", "/", date_to_check)

        return date_output, result
Exemple #10
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 def check_valid(num, min_num, min_length, max_length):
     if isinstance(num, int):
         num = Wa.to_string(num, min_length)
         if Validator.is_minimum(num, min_num):
             result = Validator.is_within_length(min_length,
                                                 max_length,
                                                 str(num))
     else:
         isinstance(int(Wa.keep_only_nums(num)), int)
         Wa.strip_string(num)
         num = Wa.keep_only_nums(num)
         num = Wa.to_string(num, min_length)
         result = Validator.is_within_length(min_length,
                                             max_length,
                                             str(num))
     return num, result
Exemple #11
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    def month_string_to_number(self, data):

        date_to_check = Wa.replace_x_with_y("\W+", "/", data)
        split_date = self.split_string("/", date_to_check)
        for value in split_date:
            if value.isalpha():
                if len(value) > 3:
                    # result = "%B"
                    text_month = datetime.strptime(value, '%B')
                    split_date[1] = text_month.strftime('%m')
                else:
                    # result = "%b"
                    text_month = datetime.strptime(value, '%b')
                    split_date[1] = text_month.strftime('%m')

        output = ""
        try:
            output = split_date[0] + "/" + split_date[1] + "/" + split_date[2]
        except IndexError:
            pass

        return output