Esempio n. 1
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def test_datetime_processor(user_timezone, formats, parser, value,
                            expected_value):
    processor = DateTimeProcessor(formats=formats,
                                  parser=parser,
                                  timezone=user_timezone)

    assert processor(value) == expected_value
Esempio n. 2
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class TinkoffCSVParser(BaseCSVParser):
    columns = [
        Column(
            'requested_at',
            index=0,
            required=True,
            processor=DateTimeProcessor(['%d.%m.%Y %H:%M:%S']),
        ),
        Column('paid_at',
               index=1,
               required=False,
               processor=DateProcessor(['%d.%m.%Y'])),
        Column('card_last_digits', index=2, required=True),
        Column('status', index=3, required=True),
        Column('amount_currency',
               index=4,
               required=True,
               processor=DecimalProcessor()),
        Column('currency', index=5, required=True),
        Column('amount_rub',
               index=6,
               required=True,
               processor=DecimalProcessor()),
        Column('category', index=9, required=True),
        Column('mcc_code',
               index=10,
               required=False,
               processor=IntegerProcessor()),
        Column('description', index=11, required=True),
    ]
Esempio n. 3
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def test_datetime_processor_error_date_value():
    processor = DateTimeProcessor(formats=[])

    with pytest.raises(ColumnError):
        assert processor('2019_01_01')
Esempio n. 4
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def test_datetime_processor_error_value():
    processor = DateTimeProcessor(formats=['%d.%m.%Y'])

    with pytest.raises(ColumnError):
        assert processor('2019-01-01')