def test_multiple_id_matches(self):
tasks.save_raw_data(self.import_file.pk)
Column.create_mappings(self.fake_mappings, self.org, self.user,
self.import_file.pk)
tasks.map_data(self.import_file.pk)
# verify that there are no properties listed as canonical
property_states = tasks.list_canonical_property_states(self.org)
self.assertEqual(len(property_states), 0)
# promote two properties
ps = PropertyState.objects.filter(custom_id_1='13').order_by('id')
ps_test = ps.first()
ps_test_2 = ps.last()
for p in ps:
p.promote(self.cycle)
# from seed.utils.generic import pp
# pp(p)
property_states = tasks.list_canonical_property_states(self.org)
self.assertEqual(len(property_states), 2)
# no arguments passed should return no results
matches = self.query_property_matches(property_states, None, None,
None, None)
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 0)
# should return 2 properties
matches = self.query_property_matches(property_states, None, '13',
None, None)
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 2)
self.assertEqual(matches[0], ps_test)
self.assertEqual(matches[1], ps_test_2)
# should return only the second property
matches = self.query_property_matches(property_states, '2342', None,
None, None)
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 1)
self.assertEqual(matches[0], ps_test_2)
# should return both properties, the first one should be the pm match, i.e. the first prop
matches = self.query_property_matches(property_states, '481516', '13',
None, None)
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 2)
self.assertEqual(matches[0], ps_test)
self.assertEqual(matches[1], ps_test_2)
# if passing in the second pm then it will not be the first
matches = self.query_property_matches(property_states, '2342', '13',
None, None)
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 2)
self.assertEqual(matches[1], ps_test_2)
# pass the pm id into the custom id. it should still return the correct buildings.
# not sure that this is the right behavior, but this is what it does, so just testing.
matches = self.query_property_matches(property_states, None, '2342',
None, None)
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 1)
self.assertEqual(matches[0], ps_test_2)
matches = self.query_property_matches(property_states, '13', None,
None, None)
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 2)
self.assertEqual(matches[0], ps_test)
self.assertEqual(matches[1], ps_test_2)
def test_multiple_id_matches(self):
tasks._save_raw_data(self.import_file.pk, 'fake_cache_key', 1)
Column.create_mappings(self.fake_mappings, self.org, self.user)
tasks.map_data(self.import_file.pk)
# verify that there are no properties listed as canonical
property_states = tasks.list_canonical_property_states(self.org)
self.assertEqual(len(property_states), 0)
# promote two properties
ps = PropertyState.objects.filter(custom_id_1='13')
ps_test = ps.first()
ps_test_2 = ps.last()
for p in ps:
p.promote(self.cycle)
# from seed.utils.generic import pp
# pp(p)
property_states = tasks.list_canonical_property_states(self.org)
self.assertEqual(len(property_states), 2)
# no arguments passed should return no results
matches = tasks.query_property_matches(property_states, None, None)
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 0)
# should return 2 properties
matches = tasks.query_property_matches(property_states, None, '13')
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 2)
self.assertEqual(matches[0], ps_test)
self.assertEqual(matches[1], ps_test_2)
# should return only the second property
matches = tasks.query_property_matches(property_states, '2342', None)
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 1)
self.assertEqual(matches[0], ps_test_2)
# should return both properties, the first one should be the pm match, i.e. the first prop
matches = tasks.query_property_matches(property_states, '481516', '13')
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 2)
self.assertEqual(matches[0], ps_test)
self.assertEqual(matches[1], ps_test_2)
# if passing in the second pm then it will not be the first
matches = tasks.query_property_matches(property_states, '2342', '13')
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 2)
self.assertEqual(matches[1], ps_test_2)
# pass the pm id into the custom id. it should still return the correct buildings.
# not sure that this is the right behavior, but this is what it does, so just testing.
matches = tasks.query_property_matches(property_states, None, '2342')
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 1)
self.assertEqual(matches[0], ps_test_2)
matches = tasks.query_property_matches(property_states, '13', None)
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 2)
self.assertEqual(matches[0], ps_test)
self.assertEqual(matches[1], ps_test_2)
def test_single_id_matches(self):
tasks._save_raw_data(self.import_file.pk, 'fake_cache_key', 1)
Column.create_mappings(self.fake_mappings, self.org, self.user)
tasks.map_data(self.import_file.pk)
# verify that there are no properties listed as canonical
property_states = tasks.list_canonical_property_states(self.org)
self.assertEqual(len(property_states), 0)
# promote a properties
ps = PropertyState.objects.filter(pm_property_id='2264').first()
ps.promote(self.cycle)
property_states = tasks.list_canonical_property_states(self.org)
self.assertEqual(len(property_states), 1)
matches = tasks.query_property_matches(property_states, None, None)
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 0)
matches = tasks.query_property_matches(property_states, '2264', None)
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 1)
self.assertEqual(matches[0], ps)
def test_single_id_matches(self):
tasks._save_raw_data(self.import_file.pk, 'fake_cache_key', 1)
Column.create_mappings(self.fake_mappings, self.org, self.user)
tasks.map_data(self.import_file.pk)
# verify that there are no properties listed as canonical
property_states = tasks.list_canonical_property_states(self.org)
self.assertEqual(len(property_states), 0)
# promote a properties
ps = PropertyState.objects.filter(pm_property_id='2264').first()
ps.promote(self.cycle)
property_states = tasks.list_canonical_property_states(self.org)
self.assertEqual(len(property_states), 1)
matches = tasks.query_property_matches(property_states, None, None)
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 0)
matches = tasks.query_property_matches(property_states, '2264', None)
self.assertEqual(len(matches), 1)
self.assertEqual(matches[0], ps)
