def test_serialize():
toggle = Toggle(id=1,
name="some",
enabled=True,
description="some description")
expected_serialization = {"some": True}
assert toggle.serialize() == expected_serialization
def test_update_toggle_state():
last_changed = datetime.utcnow() - timedelta(days=2)
t = Toggle(name="some-toggle", enabled=False, last_changed_at=last_changed)
t.toggle()
assert t.enabled is True
assert t.last_changed_at > datetime.utcnow() - timedelta(seconds=2)
def test_merge_toggles():
merged = Toggle.merge(toggles_from_db, toggles_from_code)
code_and_db = Toggle(
name="db-and-code",
description="a toggle thats defined in code and database",
enabled=True,
)
code_only = Toggle(
name="code-only",
description="a toggle thats only defined in code",
enabled=False,
)
assert code_and_db in merged
assert code_only in merged
assert len(merged) == 2
def save_toggle(name="some-toggle", enabled=True) -> Toggle:
toggle = Toggle(
name=name,
enabled=enabled,
last_changed_at=datetime.utcnow() - timedelta(days=2),
)
db.session.add(toggle)
db.session.commit()
return toggle
def save_toggle(name="some-toggle", enabled=True) -> Toggle:
toggle = Toggle(name=name, enabled=enabled)
db.session.add(toggle)
db.session.commit()
return toggle
from doppelkopf.toggles import Toggle
from datetime import datetime, timedelta
toggles_from_db = [
Toggle(name="db-only", enabled=False),
Toggle(name="db-and-code", enabled=True),
]
toggles_from_code = [
Toggle(name="code-only", enabled=False),
Toggle(name="db-and-code", enabled=False),
]
def test_merge_toggles():
merged = Toggle.merge(toggles_from_db, toggles_from_code)
code_and_db = Toggle(
name="db-and-code",
description="a toggle thats defined in code and database",
enabled=True,
)
code_only = Toggle(
name="code-only",
description="a toggle thats only defined in code",
enabled=False,
)
assert code_and_db in merged
assert code_only in merged