def test_parse_str_to_str(self):
col = DateTimeUTCCol('alpha')
# default
self.assertEquals(None, col.default_value)
# parse_str
d = datetime.datetime(2006,5,30,17,02,13)
self.assertEquals(d, col.parse_str("2006-05-30T17:02:13Z"))
self.assertEquals(None, col.parse_str(''))
# to_str
self.assertEquals("2006-05-30T17:02:13Z", col.to_str(d))
self.assertEquals('', col.to_str(None))
def test_parse_str_to_str(self):
col = DateCol('alpha')
# default
self.assertEquals(None, col.default_value)
# parse_str
d = datetime.date(2006,5,30)
self.assertEquals(d, col.parse_str("2006-05-30"))
self.assertEquals(None, col.parse_str(''))
# to_str
self.assertEquals("2006-05-30", col.py_to_db(d))
self.assertEquals('', col.to_str(None))
def test_parse_str(self):
col = AutoIdCol('alpha')
self.assertEquals(2, col.parse_str('2'))
try:
col.parse_str('')
except ValueError, e:
self.assert_(
str(e) in [
"invalid literal for int(): ",
"invalid literal for int() with base 10: ''",
]
)