Esempio n. 1
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    def test_fetch_listings_existing_users(self, process_listings):
        """Should add to existing sets of users."""
        r.sadd('listings.1.users', '9', '10', 'three')

        fetch_listings()

        assert r.smembers('listings.1.users') == set(['9', '10', 'three', '1'])
Esempio n. 2
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def save_to_redis(key_values):

    redis_key = key_values["key"]
    redis_value = key_values["value"]
    type = key_values["type"]

    if type == "user_like":
        # story_key, user_id - user stored in the stories list
        check = r.sismember(redis_key, redis_value)
        print check
        if check == 0:
            r.sadd(redis_key, redis_value)
            #FIGURE OUT HOW TO RETURN COUNT OR DONT HAVE THIS TAKE AND ARRAY
            count = r.scard(redis_key)
            return True, count
        else:
            r.srem(redis_key, redis_value)
            count = r.scard(redis_key)
            return True, count
    elif type == "story_like":
        # user_key, story_id - story_id stored in user list
        #  This needs to be story!!!
        check = r.sismember(redis_key, redis_value)
        if check == 0:
            r.sadd(redis_key, redis_value)
            count = r.scard(redis_key)
            return True, count
        else:
            r.srem(redis_key, redis_value)
            count = r.scard(redis_key)
            return True, count
    else:
        return False, 0
Esempio n. 3
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    def test_fetch_listings_duplicate_user_no_fetch(self, process_listings):
        """Should not fetch the listing if only one unique user ID is found."""
        r.sadd('listings.1.users', '1')

        fetch_listings()

        assert r.smembers('listings.1.users') == set(['1'])
        assert '1' not in process_listings.call_args[0]
Esempio n. 4
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    def test_fetch_listings_single_new_user(self, process_listings):
        """Should fetch existing items with a single new user."""
        r.sadd('listings.1.users', '9')

        fetch_listings()

        assert r.smembers('listings.1.users') == set(['1', '9'])
        assert '1' in process_listings.call_args[0]
Esempio n. 5
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    def test_scrub_scrubs(self):
        """Should randomly cull user lists of one user."""
        for i in range(50):
            r.sadd('listings.%s.users' % i, '1', '2')

        for i in range(50, 6000):
            r.sadd('listings.%s.users' % i, '1')

        scrub_scrubs()

        # All of the 2 or more lists should be there
        for i in range(50):
            assert r.scard('listings.%s.users' % i) == 2

        # Should leave at least 5000, taking about half of the remainder
        remaining_keys = r.keys('listings.*.users')
        assert len(remaining_keys) <= 5550
        assert len(remaining_keys) >= 5000
Esempio n. 6
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def store_fake_data(listing_id, score=9000):
    """Stores fake listing data for listing_id."""
    r.set('listings.%s.data' % listing_id, '{"hello": "there"}')
    r.sadd('listings.%s.users' % listing_id, '999')
    r.zadd('treasures', listing_id, score)
Esempio n. 7
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    def setup_method(self, method):
        self.listing_ids = [listing['listing_id'] for listing in listings()]

        for listing_id in self.listing_ids:
            r.sadd('listings.%s.users' % listing_id, 1, 2, 3)