def notes(self, size, tenant):
NoteFactory.create_batch(size, tenant=tenant)
# create multiple notes for single subject and multi author
NoteFactory.create_batch(size,
tenant=tenant,
subject=AccountFactory(tenant=tenant))
# create multiple notes for single subject and single author
NoteFactory.create_batch(size,
tenant=tenant,
author=LilyUserFactory(tenant=tenant),
subject=AccountFactory(tenant=tenant))
def contacts_and_accounts(self, size, tenant):
# create various contacts
ContactFactory.create_batch(size, tenant=tenant)
# create accounts with zero contact
AccountFactory.create_batch(size, tenant=tenant)
# create account with multi contacts
function_factory(tenant).create_batch(
size, account=AccountFactory(tenant=tenant))
# create account with assigned_to
function_factory(tenant).create_batch(
size,
account=AccountFactory(tenant=tenant,
assigned_to=LilyUserFactory(tenant=tenant)))
def _create_object_stub(self, with_relations=False, size=1, **kwargs):
"""
Create an object dict with relation dicts using factories.
"""
# Set a default tenant of the user.
kwargs['tenant'] = self.user_obj.tenant if not kwargs.get('tenant') else kwargs['tenant']
object_list = []
account = AccountFactory(**kwargs)
assigned_to = LilyUserFactory(**kwargs)
next_step = DealNextStepFactory(**kwargs)
why_customer = DealWhyCustomerFactory(**kwargs)
found_through = DealFoundThroughFactory(**kwargs)
contacted_by = DealContactedByFactory(**kwargs)
status = DealStatusFactory(**kwargs)
why_lost = DealWhyLostFactory(**kwargs)
for iteration in range(0, size):
obj = self.factory_cls.stub(**kwargs).__dict__
del obj['tenant']
del obj['contact']
# The minimum viable deal instance needs these relations, so always make them.
obj['account'] = {
'id': account.pk,
}
obj['assigned_to'] = {
'id': assigned_to.pk,
}
obj['next_step'] = {
'id': next_step.pk,
}
obj['why_customer'] = {
'id': why_customer.pk,
}
obj['found_through'] = {
'id': found_through.pk,
}
obj['contacted_by'] = {
'id': contacted_by.pk,
}
obj['status'] = {
'id': status.pk,
}
obj['why_lost'] = {
'id': why_lost.pk,
}
if with_relations:
# If relations are needed, override them, because a dict is needed instead of an instance.
obj['tags'] = [TagFactory.stub().__dict__, ]
obj['notes'] = [NoteFactory.stub().__dict__, ]
object_list.append(obj)
if size > 1:
return object_list
else:
# If required size is 1, just give the object instead of a list.
return object_list[0]
def _create_object_stub(self, with_relations=False, size=1, **kwargs):
"""
Create an object dict with relation dicts using factories.
"""
# Set a default tenant of the user.
kwargs['tenant'] = self.user_obj.tenant if not kwargs.get('tenant') else kwargs['tenant']
object_list = []
account = AccountFactory(**kwargs)
casetype = CaseTypeFactory(**kwargs)
casestatus = CaseStatusFactory(**kwargs)
for iteration in range(0, size):
obj = self.factory_cls.stub(**kwargs).__dict__
del obj['tenant']
# The minimum viable case instance needs these relations, so always make them.
obj['account'] = {
'id': account.pk,
}
obj['type'] = {
'id': casetype.pk
}
obj['status'] = {
'id': casestatus.pk
}
if with_relations:
# If relations are needed, override them, because a dict is needed instead of an instance.
obj['assigned_to'] = LilyUserFactory.stub().__dict__
del obj['assigned_to']['tenant']
del obj['created_by']
else:
# Delete the related objects, since they can't be serialized.
del obj['assigned_to']
del obj['created_by']
object_list.append(obj)
if size > 1:
return object_list
else:
# If required size is 1, just give the object instead of a list.
return object_list[0]
