def testUnsetStudyExists(self):
user = User.register('*****@*****.**')
user.setStudy('testclient')
self.assertEquals(userclient.countForStudy('testclient'), 1)
user.unsetStudy('testclient')
self.assertEquals(userclient.countForStudy('testclient'), 0)
def testUnsetStudyExists(self):
user = User.register('*****@*****.**')
user.setStudy('testclient')
self.assertEquals(userclient.countForStudy('testclient'), 1)
user.unsetStudy('testclient')
self.assertEquals(userclient.countForStudy('testclient'), 0)
def __preRegister(self, userEmail):
from emission.core.wrapper.user import User
from emission.analysis.result import userclient
if User.isRegistered(userEmail):
User.fromEmail(userEmail).setStudy(self.clientName)
else:
pendingDoc = {
'user_email': userEmail,
'study': self.clientName,
'last_update': datetime.now()
}
# Should I do insert or upsert here? If a user has pre-registered for one
# study and then pre-registers for another study before registering, do we
# want to throw an error or just update silently?
# Update silently for now
writeResult = get_pending_signup_db().update(
{'user_email': userEmail}, pendingDoc, upsert=True)
print 'in __preRegister, writeResult = %s' % writeResult
if 'err' in writeResult and writeResult['err'] is not None:
e = Exception()
e.code = writeResult['err'][0]["code"]
e.msg = writeResult['err'][0]["errmsg"]
raise e
return (get_pending_signup_db().find({
'study': self.clientName
}).count(), userclient.countForStudy(self.clientName))
def testCountForStudy(self):
client = Client("testclient")
client.update(createKey = False)
common.makeValid(client)
(resultPre, resultReg) = client.preRegister("this_is_the_super_secret_id", "*****@*****.**")
self.assertEqual(resultPre, 1)
self.assertEqual(resultReg, 0)
user = User.register('*****@*****.**')
self.assertEquals(userclient.countForStudy('testclient'), 1)
def testCountForStudy(self):
client = Client("testclient")
client.update(createKey=False)
common.makeValid(client)
(resultPre,
resultReg) = client.preRegister("this_is_the_super_secret_id",
"*****@*****.**")
self.assertEqual(resultPre, 1)
self.assertEqual(resultReg, 0)
user = User.register('*****@*****.**')
self.assertEquals(userclient.countForStudy('testclient'), 1)
def __preRegister(self, userEmail):
from emission.core.wrapper.user import User
from emission.analysis.result import userclient
if User.isRegistered(userEmail):
User.fromEmail(userEmail).setStudy(self.clientName)
else:
pendingDoc = {
'user_email': userEmail,
'study': self.clientName,
'last_update': datetime.now()}
# Should I do insert or upsert here? If a user has pre-registered for one
# study and then pre-registers for another study before registering, do we
# want to throw an error or just update silently?
# Update silently for now
writeResult = get_pending_signup_db().update({'user_email': userEmail}, pendingDoc, upsert=True)
print 'in __preRegister, writeResult = %s' % writeResult
if 'err' in writeResult and writeResult['err'] is not None:
e = Exception()
e.code = writeResult['err'][0]["code"]
e.msg = writeResult['err'][0]["errmsg"]
raise e
return (get_pending_signup_db().find({'study': self.clientName}).count(),
userclient.countForStudy(self.clientName))
def testCountForStudyDefault(self):
user = User.register('*****@*****.**')
self.assertEquals(userclient.countForStudy('testclient'), 0)
self.assertEquals(userclient.countForStudy(None), 1)
def testCountForStudyZero(self):
self.assertEquals(userclient.countForStudy('testclient'), 0)
def testCountForStudyDefault(self):
user = User.register('*****@*****.**')
self.assertEquals(userclient.countForStudy('testclient'), 0)
self.assertEquals(userclient.countForStudy(None), 1)
def testCountForStudyZero(self):
self.assertEquals(userclient.countForStudy('testclient'), 0)