def test_stored_in_redis(self):
key = settings.CC_TOP_CONTRIB_CACHE_KEY
try:
redis = redis_client(name='default')
# Other tests are lame and don't clean up after themselves.
# This also verifies that Redis is alive and well.
redis.delete(key)
except RedisError:
raise SkipTest
get_customercare_stats()
blob = redis.get(key)
stats = json.loads(blob)
eq_(len(stats), 2)
def test_stored_in_redis(self):
key = settings.CC_TOP_CONTRIB_CACHE_KEY
try:
redis = redis_client(name='default')
# Other tests are lame and don't clean up after themselves.
# This also verifies that Redis is alive and well.
redis.delete(key)
except RedisError:
raise SkipTest
get_customercare_stats()
blob = redis.get(key)
stats = json.loads(blob)
eq_(len(stats), 2)
def test_all_range(self):
"""Test that data looks about right for the 'all' date range."""
stats = get_customercare_stats()
# Limited to two results from @override_settings on this class.
eq_(len(stats), 2)
eq_(stats[0]['twitter_username'], 'moe')
eq_(stats[1]['twitter_username'], 'larry')
eq_(stats[0]['all'], 25)
eq_(stats[0]['1m'], 5)
eq_(stats[0]['1w'], 5)
eq_(stats[0]['1d'], 3)
def test_all_range(self):
"""Test that data looks about right for the 'all' date range."""
stats = get_customercare_stats()
# Limited to two results from @override_settings on this class.
eq_(len(stats), 2)
eq_(stats[0]['twitter_username'], 'moe')
eq_(stats[1]['twitter_username'], 'larry')
eq_(stats[0]['all'], 25)
eq_(stats[0]['1m'], 5)
eq_(stats[0]['1w'], 5)
eq_(stats[0]['1d'], 3)
def test_week_range(self):
"""Data looks about right for the 'one week' date range.
Test two date ranges to ensure that the code is paying attention to
settings.py.
"""
stats = get_customercare_stats()
# Limited to two results from @override_settings on this class.
eq_(len(stats), 2)
eq_(stats[0]['twitter_username'], 'curly')
eq_(stats[1]['twitter_username'], 'moe')
eq_(stats[0]['all'], 8)
eq_(stats[0]['1m'], 8)
eq_(stats[0]['1w'], 6)
eq_(stats[0]['1d'], 0)
def test_week_range(self):
"""Data looks about right for the 'one week' date range.
Test two date ranges to ensure that the code is paying attention to
settings.py.
"""
stats = get_customercare_stats()
# Limited to two results from @override_settings on this class.
eq_(len(stats), 2)
eq_(stats[0]['twitter_username'], 'curly')
eq_(stats[1]['twitter_username'], 'moe')
eq_(stats[0]['all'], 8)
eq_(stats[0]['1m'], 8)
eq_(stats[0]['1w'], 6)
eq_(stats[0]['1d'], 0)
from django.conf import settings
from kitsune.customercare.cron import get_customercare_stats
from kitsune.sumo.redis_utils import redis_client, RedisError
try:
print "Removing old data"
redis = redis_client(name='default')
redis.delete(settings.CC_TOP_CONTRIB_CACHE_KEY)
print "Collecting new data."
get_customercare_stats()
print "Done"
except RedisError:
print "This migration needs Redis to be done."