def test_user_params(db, user_kaylee):
# confirm named arguments work even when reversed
# test for named parameters, and alternating positions
found_1 = User.find_by_pk(db, user_kaylee.id)
found_2 = User.find_by_pk(db=db, pk=user_kaylee.id)
assert found_2.name == found_1.name
found_3 = User.find_by_pk(pk=user_kaylee.id, db=db)
assert found_3.name == found_1.name
# test for unbexpected param
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
found_1 = User.find_by_pk(primary_key=user_kaylee.id, db=db)
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
found_1 = User.find_by_name(username=user_kaylee.name, db=db)
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
found_1 = User.find_by_org(id=user_kaylee.org_id, db=db)
def test_user(db, user_kaylee):
assert user_kaylee.name == "kaylee"
assert user_kaylee.org_id == 1
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
found_by_pk = User.find_by_pk()
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
found_by_pk = User.find_by_pk(db, None)
with pytest.raises(TypeError):
found_by_pk = User.find_by_pk(db, "abc")
found_by_pk = User.find_by_pk(db, user_kaylee.id)
assert found_by_pk.id == user_kaylee.id
found_by_pk = User.find_by_pk(db, user_kaylee.id + 10)
assert found_by_pk is None
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
found_by_name = User.find_by_name(db, None)
found_by_name = User.find_by_name(db, "kaylee")
assert found_by_name.name == user_kaylee.name
assert str(found_by_name) == f"User/{found_by_name.name}"
found_by_name = User.find_by_name(db, "badger")
assert found_by_name is None