def test_is_date_available_week_working_date(self): good_date = date(year=1993, month=9, day=26) bad_date = date(year=1993, month=9, day=25) whs_sunday = { 6: [(time(hour=9), time(hour=12))], } availability = { 'week_working_hours': whs_sunday } # when other constrains are falsy is_date_available # has the same result as is_date_a_week_working_date self.assertEqual(is_date_available(good_date, availability), is_date_a_week_working_date(good_date, whs_sunday)) self.assertEqual(is_date_available(bad_date, availability), is_date_a_week_working_date(bad_date, whs_sunday))
def test_is_date_available_fixed_closing_date(self): d = date(year=1993, month=9, day=26) wwh_ok = { d.weekday(): [(time(hour=9), time(hour=12))], } # special_working_hours "wins" over # fixed_closing_days and week_working_hours assert not is_date_available(d, { 'fixed_closing_days': [d], 'week_working_hours': wwh_ok, })
def test_is_date_available_on_empty_availability(self): assert not is_date_available(date(year=2016, month=2, day=9), {})