Esempio n. 1
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def test_delete_datapoint(populated_db, caplog):
    db.delete_datapoint(1)
    with pytest.raises(DoesNotExist):
        db.get_datapoint(1)
    assert "Deleting datapoint" in caplog.text

    datapoint = db.get_datapoint(5)
    db.delete_datapoint(datapoint)
    with pytest.raises(DoesNotExist):
        db.get_datapoint(5)
    assert str(datapoint) in caplog.text
Esempio n. 2
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def test_update_datapoint_metric_by_id(app, populated_db, caplog):
    original = deepcopy(db.get_datapoint(1))

    db.update_datapoint(1, metric=4)
    new = db.get_datapoint(1)
    assert new.datapoint_id == original.datapoint_id
    assert new.metric != original.metric
    assert new.metric.metric_id == 4
    assert new.value == original.value
    assert new.timestamp == original.timestamp
    assert "Updating datapoint" in caplog.text
Esempio n. 3
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def test_update_datapoint_by_object(populated_db, caplog):
    datapoint = db.get_datapoint(1)
    original = deepcopy(datapoint)

    db.update_datapoint(datapoint, value=55)
    new = db.get_datapoint(1)
    assert new.datapoint_id == original.datapoint_id
    assert new.value == 55
    assert new.timestamp == original.timestamp
    assert "Updating datapoint" in caplog.text
    assert str(original) in caplog.text
Esempio n. 4
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def test_update_datapoint_value_by_id(populated_db, val, caplog):
    # Get our original datapoint. DeepCopy avoids by-reference issues.
    original = deepcopy(db.get_datapoint(1))

    rv = db.update_datapoint(1, value=val)
    assert isinstance(rv, db.DataPoint)
    new = db.get_datapoint(1)
    assert rv == new
    assert new.datapoint_id == original.datapoint_id
    assert new.value == val
    assert new.timestamp == original.timestamp
    assert "Updating datapoint" in caplog.text
Esempio n. 5
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def test_update_datapoint_timestamp_by_id(populated_db, dt, expected, caplog):
    # Get our original datapoint. DeepCopy avoids by-reference issues.
    original = deepcopy(db.get_datapoint(1))

    # Update the value
    rv = db.update_datapoint(1, timestamp=dt)
    assert isinstance(rv, db.DataPoint)

    # Verify the new value
    new = db.get_datapoint(1)
    assert rv == new
    assert new.datapoint_id == original.datapoint_id
    assert new.value == original.value
    assert isinstance(new.timestamp, datetime)
    assert new.timestamp == expected
    assert "Updating datapoint" in caplog.text
Esempio n. 6
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def test_get_datapoint(populated_db):
    rv = db.get_datapoint(5)
    assert isinstance(rv, orm.DataPoint)
    assert rv.metric_id == 3
    assert rv.metric.name == "foo.bar"
    assert rv.value == 1
    # Check that the timestamp is naive
    # https://docs.python.org/3/library/datetime.html#datetime.timezone
    d = rv.timestamp
    assert (d.tzinfo is None) or (d.tzinfo.utcoffset(d) is None)
Esempio n. 7
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def test_update_datapoint_no_values_given(populated_db, caplog):
    original = deepcopy(db.get_datapoint(1))
    db.update_datapoint(1)
    new = db.get_datapoint(1)
    assert new == original
    assert "No new values given" in caplog.text
Esempio n. 8
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def test_get_datapoint_not_found(populated_db, caplog):
    with pytest.raises(DoesNotExist):
        db.get_datapoint(999)