def test_config_property_with_new_config_property_model(self) -> None:
config_model = config_models.ConfigPropertyModel(
id='config_model', value='new_value')
config_model.commit(feconf.SYSTEM_COMMITTER_ID, [])
retrieved_model = config_domain.ConfigProperty(
'config_model',
config_domain.BOOL_SCHEMA,
'description',
False
)
self.assertEqual(retrieved_model.value, 'new_value')
self.assertEqual(retrieved_model.description, 'description')
def test_commit(self) -> None:
config_model1 = config_models.ConfigPropertyModel(id='config_model1',
value='c')
config_model1.commit(feconf.SYSTEM_COMMITTER_ID, [])
retrieved_model1 = config_models.ConfigPropertyModel.get_version(
'config_model1', 1)
# Ruling out the possibility of None for mypy type checking.
assert retrieved_model1 is not None
self.assertEqual(retrieved_model1.value, 'c')
retrieved_model1.value = 'd'
retrieved_model1.commit(feconf.SYSTEM_COMMITTER_ID, [])
retrieved_model2 = config_models.ConfigPropertyModel.get_version(
'config_model1', 2)
# Ruling out the possibility of None for mypy type checking.
assert retrieved_model2 is not None
self.assertEqual(retrieved_model2.value, 'd')
def set_value(self, committer_id: str, raw_value: str) -> None:
"""Sets the value of the property. In general, this should not be
called directly -- use config_services.set_property() instead.
"""
value = self.normalize(raw_value)
# Set value in datastore.
model_instance = config_models.ConfigPropertyModel.get(self.name,
strict=False)
if model_instance is None:
model_instance = config_models.ConfigPropertyModel(id=self.name)
model_instance.value = value
model_instance.commit(committer_id, [{
'cmd': CMD_CHANGE_PROPERTY_VALUE,
'new_value': value
}])
# Set value in memcache.
caching_services.set_multi(caching_services.CACHE_NAMESPACE_CONFIG,
None,
{model_instance.id: model_instance.value})
def test_create_model(self):
# type: () -> None
config_model = config_models.ConfigPropertyModel(
value='b')
self.assertEqual(config_model.value, 'b')