def generate_persons():
"""Returns example objects of Type `Person`."""
email1, email2, email3 = generate_emails()
phone1, phone2, phone3 = generate_phone_numbers()
tag1, tag2, tag3 = generate_tags()
person3 = Person(first_name="",
last_name="",
emails=[],
phone_numbers=[],
tags=[])
person2 = Person(first_name="Yannick",
last_name="Müller",
emails=[email2, email3],
phone_numbers=[phone2, phone3],
mentor=person3,
tags=[tag2])
person1 = Person(first_name="Markus",
last_name="Miller",
emails=[email1],
phone_numbers=[phone1],
mentor=person2,
tags=[tag1, tag2, tag3])
return [person1, person2, person3]
def generate_persons():
"""Returns example objects of Type `Person`."""
email1, email2, email3 = generate_emails()
phone1, phone2, phone3 = generate_phone_numbers()
return [Person(first_name="Markus", last_name="Miller",
emails=[email1], phone_numbers=[phone1]),
Person(first_name="Yannick", last_name="Müller",
emails=[email2, email3], phone_numbers=[phone2, phone3]),
Person(first_name="", last_name="", emails=[], phone_numbers=[])]
def parse_person(xml):
"""Parse person defined by XML specification `xml`."""
contact_data = xml_find("contact-data", xml)
return (xml_text(xml_find("id", xml)),
Person(first_name=xml_text(xml_find("first-name", xml)),
last_name=xml_text(xml_find("last-name", xml)),
emails=[
parse_email(e)
for e in xml_find("email-addresses", contact_data)
],
phone_numbers=[
parse_phone_number(e)
for e in xml_find("phone-numbers", contact_data)
]))