def setUp(self):
self.Inventory=Inventory()
self.item1 = Item('Sky Kraken Beer, 6-pack', 1, 9.99, 2.00,True)
self.item2 = Item('Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Crackers, 16oz', 2, 3.99, .5, False)
self.item3 = Item('Signature 9 Grain Bread, Loaf', 3, 2.99, 1.2, False)
self.item4 = Item('Ben & Jerrys Ice Cream, Pint', 4, 4.59, 1.3, False)
self.Inventory.itemlist=[self.item1, self.item2, self.item3, self.item4]
def main():
#create items
item1 = Item('Sky Kraken Beer, 6-pack', 1, 9.99, 2.00,True)
item2 = Item('Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Crackers, 16oz', 2, 3.99, .5, False)
item3 = Item('Signature 9 Grain Bread, Loaf', 3, 2.99, 1.2, False)
item4 = Item('Ben & Jerrys Ice Cream, Pint', 4, 4.59, 1.3, False)
#add items to inventory
inventory = Inventory()
inventory.addItem(item1)
inventory.addItem(item2)
inventory.addItem(item3)
inventory.addItem(item4)
# ?kiosk creates Transaction?
Kiosk.startTransaction(1)
#add items to TransactionList
Transaction.addTransactionItem(item1)
# Restricted=True-->?
Transaction.addTransactionItem(item2)
Transaction.addTransactionItem(item3)
Transaction.addTransactionItem(item4)
# I cann't get the items to add to the transactionItemList. I have tried
# various versions of parameters, and nothing works. I'm out of ideas.
#do receipt/total calc
saleTotal = Transaction.calcTotal()
receipt = Transaction
print(receipt)
print(saleTotal)
def setUp(self):
self.Transaction=Transaction(1)
self.transactionItem1 = Item('Sky Kraken Beer, 6-pack', 1, 9.99, 2.00,True)
self.transactionItem2 = Item('Pepperidge Farm Goldfish Crackers, 16oz', 2, 3.99, .5, False)
self.transactionItem3 = Item('Signature 9 Grain Bread, Loaf', 3, 2.99, 1.2, False)
self.transactionItem4 = Item('Ben & Jerrys Ice Cream, Pint', 4, 4.59, 1.3, False)
self.Transaction.transactionItemList=[self.transactionItem1, self.transactionItem2, self.transactionItem3, self.transactionItem4]
self.user=User('101', 'Mike', 'Gilson', '*****@*****.**', '2065551212')
def addItems(self, items, fromuser, message, line=0):
for item in items:
if len(self.items) + sum([len(x.subitems)
for x in self.items]) < 20:
self.items.append(
Item.new(self.id, item, fromuser, message, line))
line += 1
else:
raise StopIteration("Too many items")
def __init__(self, id="", name="", owner=0, ownername=""):
self.coworkers = []
self.items = []
if name and owner and ownername:
self.id = id
self.name = name
self.owner = User(owner, ownername)
else:
listdetails = getList(id)
if listdetails:
self.id = listdetails[0]
self.name = listdetails[1]
self.owner = User(listdetails[2], listdetails[3])
coworkers = getCoworkers(self.id)
for coworker in coworkers:
self.coworkers.append(User(coworker[1], coworker[2]))
items = getItems(self.id)
for item in items:
self.items.append(Item(item[0], item[2], item[3]))
else:
raise KeyError(_("notexisting"))
def setUp(self):
self.item=Item('Sky Kraken Beer, 6-pack', 1, 9.99, 2.00, True)
def setUp(self):
self.staff=Staff(10, 'Colin', 'Hanson', '*****@*****.**',2065551212, 'CH123', 'cheesewizard1234')
self.Item= Item('Sky Kraken Beer, 6-pack', 1, 9.99, 2.00, True)
def worker(element):
print(element)
workerHtmlTree = BeautifulSoup(requests.get(element).text, "lxml")
return Item(**Item.populateObjectFromHTML(workerHtmlTree, element))
def getItemInfo(self, Item):
return Item.getName(self), Item.getNumber(self), Item.getPrice(
self), Item.getWeight(self), Item.getRestricted(self)