def setUp(self, *args):
super(MakoFormatterTests, self).setUp()
fctr = gctr = sctr = actr = pctr = 0
for f in xrange(2):
fctr += 1
family = Family(id=fctr, epithet=u'fam%s' % fctr)
self.session.add(family)
for g in range(2):
gctr += 1
genus = Genus(id=gctr, family=family, epithet=u'gen%s' % gctr)
self.session.add(genus)
for s in range(2):
sctr += 1
sp = Species(id=sctr, genus=genus, epithet=u'sp%s' % sctr)
# TODO: why doesn't this geography, species
# distribution stuff seem to work
geo = Geography(id=sctr, name=u'Mexico%s' % sctr)
dist = SpeciesDistribution(geography_id=sctr)
sp.distribution.append(dist)
vn = VernacularName(id=sctr,
species=sp,
name=u'name%s' % sctr)
self.session.add_all([sp, geo, dist, vn])
for a in range(2):
actr += 1
acc = Accession(id=actr, species=sp, code=u'%s' % actr)
self.session.add(acc)
for p in range(2):
pctr += 1
loc = Location(id=pctr,
code=u'%s' % pctr,
name=u'site%s' % pctr)
plant = Plant(id=pctr,
accession=acc,
location=loc,
code=u'%s' % pctr,
quantity=1)
#debug('fctr: %s, gctr: %s, actr: %s, pctr: %s' \
# % (fctr, gctr, actr, pctr))
self.session.add_all([loc, plant])
self.session.commit()
def setUp(self):
super(ReportTests, self).setUp()
fctr = gctr = sctr = actr = pctr = 0
for f in xrange(2):
fctr += 1
family = Family(id=fctr, epithet=u'fam%s' % fctr)
self.session.add(family)
for g in range(2):
gctr += 1
genus = Genus(id=gctr, family=family, epithet=u'gen%s' % gctr)
self.session.add(genus)
for s in range(2):
sctr += 1
sp = Species(id=sctr, genus=genus, epithet=u'sp%s' % sctr)
vn = VernacularName(id=sctr,
species=sp,
name=u'name%s' % sctr)
self.session.add_all([sp, vn])
for a in range(2):
actr += 1
acc = Accession(id=actr, species=sp, code=u'%s' % actr)
self.session.add(acc)
for p in range(2):
pctr += 1
loc = Location(id=pctr,
code=u'%s' % pctr,
name=u'site%s' % pctr)
plant = Plant(id=pctr,
accession=acc,
location=loc,
code=u'%s' % pctr,
quantity=1)
#debug('fctr: %s, gctr: %s, actr: %s, pctr: %s' \
# % (fctr, gctr, actr, pctr))
self.session.add_all([loc, plant])
self.session.commit()