def test_simple_get(self):
k = self.gen_key("itm_simple_get")
it = Item(k, "simple_value")
rvs = self.cb.upsert_multi(ItemSequence([it]))
self.assertTrue(rvs.all_ok)
it_out = rvs[it.key]
self.assertEqual(it_out, it)
it = Item()
it.key = k
itcoll = ItemSequence([it])
rvs = self.cb.get_multi(ItemSequence([it]))
self.assertTrue(rvs.all_ok)
it_out = rvs[it.key]
self.assertEqual(it_out, it)
self.assertEqual(it_out.value, "simple_value")
# Now, set it again
self.cb.replace_multi(itcoll)
# Now, delete it
self.cb.remove_multi(itcoll)
self.assertRaises(NotFoundError, self.cb.get_multi, itcoll)
def test_invalid_item(self):
itcoll = ItemOptionDict()
itcoll.add(None)
self.assertRaises(ArgumentError, self.cb.upsert_multi, itcoll)
self.assertRaises(ArgumentError, self.cb.upsert_multi,
ItemSequence([None]))
def test_items_append(self):
k = self.gen_key("itm_append")
it = Item(k, "MIDDLE")
itcoll = ItemOptionDict()
itcoll.add(it)
self.cb.set_multi(itcoll, format=FMT_UTF8)
itcoll.add(it, fragment="_END")
self.cb.append_items(itcoll, format=FMT_UTF8)
self.assertEqual(it.value, "MIDDLE_END")
itcoll.add(it, fragment="BEGIN_")
self.cb.prepend_items(itcoll, format=FMT_UTF8)
self.assertEqual(it.value, "BEGIN_MIDDLE_END")
rv = self.cb.get(it.key)
self.assertEqual(rv.value, "BEGIN_MIDDLE_END")
# Try without a 'fragment' specifier
self.assertRaises(ArgumentError,
self.cb.append_items, ItemSequence([it]))
itcoll.add(it)
self.assertRaises(ArgumentError,
self.cb.append_items, itcoll)
def test_apiwrap(self):
it = Item(self.gen_key("item_apiwrap"))
self.cb.upsert_multi(it.as_itcoll())
self.assertTrue(it.cas)
# Set with 'ignorecas'
it.cas = 1234
self.cb.upsert_multi(it.as_itcoll(ignore_cas=True))
self.cb.upsert_multi(ItemSequence(it))
def create(cls, name, email, cb):
"""
Create the basic structure of a player
"""
it = cls(name, create_structure=True)
it.value['email'] = email
# In an actual application you'd probably want to use 'add',
# but since this app might be run multiple times, you don't
# want to get KeyExistsError
cb.upsert_multi(ItemSequence([it]))
return it
def test_subclass_descriptors(self):
class MyItem(Item):
def __init__(self):
pass
@property
def value(self):
return "This should not be present!!!"
@value.setter
def value(self, other):
return
k = self.gen_key("itm_desc")
it = MyItem()
it.key = k
it.value = "hi!"
self.assertRaises(ArgumentError,
self.cb.set_multi,
ItemSequence([it]))
def save(self, cb):
cb.replace_multi(ItemSequence([self]))
def load(cls, name, cb):
it = Player(name)
cb.get_multi(ItemSequence([it]))
return it
def email(self):
return self.value['email']
@email.setter
def email(self, value):
self.value['email'] = value
cb = Bucket('couchbase://localhost/default')
single_player = Player.create("bob", "*****@*****.**", cb)
single_player.score += 100
single_player.save(cb)
# Let's try multiple players
players = ItemSequence([
Player(x, create_structure=True) for x in ("joe", "jim", "bill", "larry")
])
# Save them all
cb.upsert_multi(players)
# Give them all some points
for p, options in players:
p.score += randint(20, 2000)
# also set the email?
if not p.email:
p.email = "{0}@{0}.notspecified.com".format(p.name)
cb.replace_multi(players)
all_players = ItemSequence([x[0] for x in players] + [single_player])
