def test_snapshot_timestamp(self):
# data capture, woo
fake_stdout = StringIO()
# Create local constants that refer to values we will insert and check
TIMESTAMP_KEY_TO_USE = 'birthday of Asheesh with arbitrary time'
TIMESTAMP_DATE_TO_USE = datetime.datetime(1985, 10, 20, 3, 21, 20)
# make fake Timestamp
t = Timestamp()
t.key = TIMESTAMP_KEY_TO_USE
t.timestamp = TIMESTAMP_DATE_TO_USE
t.save()
# snapshot fake timestamp into fake stdout
command = mysite.customs.management.commands.snapshot_public_data.Command(
)
command.handle(output=fake_stdout)
# now, delete the timestamp...
t.delete()
# let's see if we can re-import the timestamp
for obj in django.core.serializers.deserialize('json', fake_stdout.getvalue()):
obj.save()
# testing to see if there are ANY
self.assertTrue(Timestamp.objects.all())
# testing to see if ours is there
reincarnated_t = mysite.base.models.Timestamp.objects.get(
key=TIMESTAMP_KEY_TO_USE)
self.assertEquals(reincarnated_t.timestamp, TIMESTAMP_DATE_TO_USE)
def test_snapshot_timestamp(self):
# data capture, woo
fake_stdout = StringIO()
# Create local constants that refer to values we will insert and check
TIMESTAMP_KEY_TO_USE = 'birthday of Asheesh with arbitrary time'
TIMESTAMP_DATE_TO_USE = datetime.datetime(1985, 10, 20, 3, 21, 20)
# make fake Timestamp
t = Timestamp()
t.key = TIMESTAMP_KEY_TO_USE
t.timestamp = TIMESTAMP_DATE_TO_USE
t.save()
# snapshot fake timestamp into fake stdout
command = mysite.customs.management.commands.snapshot_public_data.Command(
)
command.handle(output=fake_stdout)
# now, delete the timestamp...
t.delete()
# let's see if we can re-import the timestamp
for obj in django.core.serializers.deserialize('json', fake_stdout.getvalue()):
obj.save()
# testing to see if there are ANY
self.assertTrue(Timestamp.objects.all())
# testing to see if ours is there
reincarnated_t = mysite.base.models.Timestamp.objects.get(
key=TIMESTAMP_KEY_TO_USE)
self.assertEquals(reincarnated_t.timestamp, TIMESTAMP_DATE_TO_USE)
