def test_creation(sample_data1):
event_types = sample_data1.query(EventType).all()
fates = sample_data1.query(Fate).all()
assert len(event_types) == 7
assert len(fates) == 6
event_type6 = event_types[5]
event_type7 = event_types[6]
Fate.create(sample_data1, event_type6, description="New fate")
Fate.create(sample_data1,
event_type7,
follows_id=7,
description="New fate")
sample_data1.commit()
fates = sample_data1.query(Fate).all()
# the total number of fates should be 8 now. We care about the new one
assert len(fates) == 8
fate = fates[6]
assert fate.id == 7
assert fate.creation_event_type == event_type6
assert fate.description == "New fate"
assert fate.for_creator is False
assert fate.for_owner is True
assert len(event_type6.auto_creates) == 1
assert event_type6.auto_creates[0] == fate
assert len(event_type7.auto_creates) == 1
assert event_type7.auto_creates[0] == fates[7]
def test_creation(sample_data1):
event_types = sample_data1.query(EventType).all()
fates = sample_data1.query(Fate).all()
assert len(event_types) == 7
assert len(fates) == 6
event_type6 = event_types[5]
event_type7 = event_types[6]
Fate.create(
sample_data1, event_type6, description="New fate"
)
Fate.create(
sample_data1, event_type7, follows_id=7, description="New fate"
)
sample_data1.commit()
fates = sample_data1.query(Fate).all()
# the total number of fates should be 8 now. We care about the new one
assert len(fates) == 8
fate = fates[6]
assert fate.id == 7
assert fate.creation_event_type == event_type6
assert fate.description == "New fate"
assert fate.for_creator is False
assert fate.for_owner is True
assert len(event_type6.auto_creates) == 1
assert event_type6.auto_creates[0] == fate
assert len(event_type7.auto_creates) == 1
assert event_type7.auto_creates[0] == fates[7]
def test_creation(sample_data1):
event_types = sample_data1.query(EventType).all()
assert len(event_types) == 7
event_type6 = event_types[5]
event_type7 = event_types[6]
Fate.create(
sample_data1, event_type6, event_type7, description="New fate"
)
sample_data1.commit()
fates = sample_data1.query(Fate).all()
# the total number of fates should be 5 now. We care about the new one
assert len(fates) == 5
fate = fates[4]
assert fate.id == 5
assert fate.creation_event_type == event_type6
assert fate.completion_event_type == event_type7
assert fate.description == "New fate"
assert len(event_type6.auto_creates) == 1
assert event_type6.auto_creates[0] == fate
assert len(event_type6.auto_completes) == 0
assert len(event_type7.auto_creates) == 0
assert len(event_type7.auto_completes) == 1
assert event_type7.auto_completes[0] == fate
def test_follows_id_valid(sample_data1):
event_type1 = sample_data1.query(EventType).get(1)
# There is no Fate 20
with pytest.raises(exc.ValidationError):
Fate.create(
sample_data1, event_type1, description="Coolio",
follows_id=20
)
def test_follows_id_valid(sample_data1):
event_type1 = sample_data1.query(EventType).get(1)
# There is no Fate 20
with pytest.raises(exc.ValidationError):
Fate.create(sample_data1,
event_type1,
description="Coolio",
follows_id=20)
def test_duplicate(sample_data1):
event_type4 = sample_data1.query(EventType).get(4)
event_type5 = sample_data1.query(EventType).get(5)
with pytest.raises(IntegrityError):
Fate.create(
sample_data1, event_type4, event_type5, description="Dup fate",
follows_id=2
)
def test_designation_constraint(sample_data1):
"""Fates must be set to for_owner or for_creator or both"""
event_type1 = sample_data1.query(EventType).get(1)
with pytest.raises(exc.ValidationError):
Fate.create(
sample_data1, event_type1, description="Wrong fate",
for_creator=False, for_owner=False, follows_id=2
)
def test_designation_constraint(sample_data1):
"""Fates must be set to for_owner or for_creator or both"""
event_type1 = sample_data1.query(EventType).get(1)
with pytest.raises(exc.ValidationError):
Fate.create(sample_data1,
event_type1,
description="Wrong fate",
for_creator=False,
for_owner=False,
follows_id=2)
def test_follows_id_constraint(sample_data1):
"""When specifying that a Fate follows another Fate, make sure the
completing EventType for the preceding Fate matches the creation EventType
forthe following Fate.
"""
event_type1 = sample_data1.query(EventType).get(1)
event_type5 = sample_data1.query(EventType).get(5)
with pytest.raises(exc.ValidationError):
Fate.create(
sample_data1, event_type1, event_type5, description="Wrong fate",
follows_id=2
)
def test_uniqueness_by_follows_id(sample_data1):
"""We should be able to create a fate with the same event_types if the
follows_id is unique"""
event_type4 = sample_data1.query(EventType).get(4)
event_type5 = sample_data1.query(EventType).get(5)
fate = Fate.create(
sample_data1, event_type4, event_type5, description="Unique fate",
follows_id=None
)
