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 def get(self, request):
     value = request.query_params["address1"]
     matches = match_location(address1_name=value)
     if matches:
         serializer = Address1Serializer(matches, many=True)
         return Response(serializer.data)
     else:
         return Response({"id": "-1", "name": "None"})
    def test_filter_by_address1(self):
        Address2.objects.all().delete()
        Address2Factory.create_batch(20)

        original = Address2.objects.all()[0]
        self.Address2List = Address2Factory.create_batch(20)
        matches = match_location(original.address1.name, original.name)

        # Address2Factory associates a new Address1 with each Address2
        self.assertEqual(len(matches), 1)
    def test_filter_by_address1_multiple_address2s(self):
        Address2.objects.all().delete()
        Address2Factory.create_batch(20)
        # Associate a new Address2 with the first Address2s Address1
        original = Address2.objects.all()[0]
        second = Address2.objects.all()[1]
        second.address1 = original.address1
        second.save()

        # Now there should only be 2 valid Address2s for this address1
        matches = match_location(original.address1.name, original.name)
        self.assertEqual(len(matches), 2)
 def test_address2_match_found_if_one_character_off(self):
     original = Address2.objects.all()[0]
     close_name = original.name + "s"
     matches = match_location(address2_name=close_name)
     self.assertEqual(original, matches[0])
 def test_address2_matching_works(self):
     original = Address2.objects.all()[0]
     matches = match_location(address2_name=original.name)
     self.assertEqual(original, matches[0])