def test_compare_new_old_record(self):
# the difference here is that our record now has the updated column
record = self.idnum[0]
write_to_fomo(record, self.id_cursor, 'api')
old_record = self.id_cursor.find_one({'id': record})
write_to_fomo(record, self.id_cursor, 'api')
new_record = self.id_cursor.find_one({'id': record})
self.assertGreater(new_record['updated'], old_record['updated'])
def test_write_from_api_exists(self):
record = self.idnum[0]
# here we expect the updated column to change
result = write_to_fomo(record, self.id_cursor, 'api')
self.assertTrue(result.acknowledged)
def test_write_from_file_not_exists(self):
record = 2222
self.assertIsNone(exists_on_fomo(record, self.id_cursor))
write_to_fomo(record, self.id_cursor, 'file')
self.assertIsNotNone(exists_on_fomo(record, self.id_cursor))
def test_write_from_file_exists(self):
record = self.idnum[0]
# Since this record exists on the database but not the file, it gets deleted
write_to_fomo(record, self.id_cursor, 'file')
self.assertIsNone(exists_on_fomo(record, self.id_cursor))
def setUp(self):
for record in self.idnum:
write_to_fomo(record, self.id_cursor, 'file')