def test_update_with_diff(self):
"""
Should be able to update an employee after creating it and get a diff.
"""
with transaction():
employee = Employee(
first="first",
last="last",
company_id=self.company.id,
).create()
with transaction():
_, diff = Employee(
id=employee.id,
last="Doe",
).update_with_diff()
assert_that(list(diff.keys()),
contains_inanyorder("last", "updated_at"))
assert_that(diff["last"].before, is_(equal_to("last")))
assert_that(diff["last"].after, is_(equal_to("Doe")))
with transaction():
retrieved_employee = Employee.retrieve(employee.id)
assert_that(retrieved_employee.first, is_(equal_to("first")))
assert_that(retrieved_employee.last, is_(equal_to("Doe")))
assert_that(Employee.count(), is_(equal_to(1)))
def test_update_with_diff(self):
"""
Should be able to update an employee after creating it and get a diff.
"""
with transaction():
employee = Employee(
first="first",
last="last",
company_id=self.company.id,
).create()
with transaction():
_, diff = Employee(
id=employee.id,
last="Doe",
).update_with_diff()
assert_that(list(diff.keys()), contains_inanyorder("last", "updated_at"))
assert_that(diff["last"].before, is_(equal_to("last")))
assert_that(diff["last"].after, is_(equal_to("Doe")))
with transaction():
retrieved_employee = Employee.retrieve(employee.id)
assert_that(retrieved_employee.first, is_(equal_to("first")))
assert_that(retrieved_employee.last, is_(equal_to("Doe")))
assert_that(Employee.count(), is_(equal_to(1)))
def test_update(self):
"""
Should be able to update an employee after creating it.
"""
with transaction():
employee = Employee(
first="first",
last="last",
company_id=self.company.id,
).create()
with transaction():
updated_employee = Employee(
id=employee.id,
first="Jane",
last="Doe",
).update()
assert_that(updated_employee.first, is_(equal_to("Jane")))
assert_that(updated_employee.last, is_(equal_to("Doe")))
assert_that(updated_employee.company_id,
is_(equal_to(self.company.id)))
with transaction():
retrieved_employee = Employee.retrieve(employee.id)
assert_that(retrieved_employee.first, is_(equal_to("Jane")))
assert_that(retrieved_employee.last, is_(equal_to("Doe")))
assert_that(Employee.count(), is_(equal_to(1)))
def test_update(self):
"""
Should be able to update an employee after creating it.
"""
with transaction():
employee = Employee(
first="first",
last="last",
company_id=self.company.id,
).create()
with transaction():
updated_employee = Employee(
id=employee.id,
first="Jane",
last="Doe",
).update()
assert_that(updated_employee.first, is_(equal_to("Jane")))
assert_that(updated_employee.last, is_(equal_to("Doe")))
assert_that(updated_employee.company_id, is_(equal_to(self.company.id)))
with transaction():
retrieved_employee = Employee.retrieve(employee.id)
assert_that(retrieved_employee.first, is_(equal_to("Jane")))
assert_that(retrieved_employee.last, is_(equal_to("Doe")))
assert_that(Employee.count(), is_(equal_to(1)))
def test_replace_not_found(self):
"""
Should be able to replace an employee that does not exist.
"""
with transaction():
employee = Employee(
first="first",
last="last",
company_id=self.company.id,
).replace()
with transaction():
retrieved_employee = Employee.retrieve(employee.id)
assert_that(retrieved_employee.first, is_(equal_to("first")))
assert_that(retrieved_employee.last, is_(equal_to("last")))
assert_that(Employee.count(), is_(equal_to(1)))
def test_replace_not_found(self):
"""
Should be able to replace an employee that does not exist.
"""
with transaction():
employee = Employee(
first="first",
last="last",
company_id=self.company.id,
).replace()
with transaction():
retrieved_employee = Employee.retrieve(employee.id)
assert_that(retrieved_employee.first, is_(equal_to("first")))
assert_that(retrieved_employee.last, is_(equal_to("last")))
assert_that(Employee.count(), is_(equal_to(1)))
def test_search_by_company_kwargs(self):
"""
Should be able to filter searches using kwargs.
"""
with transaction():
employee1 = Employee(
first="first",
last="last",
company_id=self.company.id,
).create()
employee2 = Employee(
first="Jane",
last="Doe",
company_id=self.company.id,
).create()
company2 = Company(name="other", ).create()
employee3 = Employee(
first="John",
last="Doe",
company_id=company2.id,
).create()
assert_that(Employee.count(), is_(equal_to(3)))
assert_that([
employee.id for employee in self.employee_store.search(
company_id=self.company.id, offset=0, limit=10)
], contains_inanyorder(employee1.id, employee2.id))
assert_that(
self.employee_store.count(company_id=self.company.id,
offset=0,
limit=10), is_(equal_to(2)))
assert_that([
employee.id for employee in self.employee_store.search(
company_id=company2.id, offset=0, limit=10)
], contains_inanyorder(employee3.id))
assert_that(
self.employee_store.count(company_id=company2.id,
offset=0,
limit=10), is_(equal_to(1)))
def test_search_by_company(self):
"""
Should be able to retrieve an employee after creating it.
"""
with transaction():
employee1 = Employee(
first="first",
last="last",
company_id=self.company.id,
).create()
employee2 = Employee(
first="Jane",
last="Doe",
company_id=self.company.id,
).create()
company2 = Company(name="other", ).create()
employee3 = Employee(
first="John",
last="Doe",
company_id=company2.id,
).create()
assert_that(Employee.count(), is_(equal_to(3)))
assert_that(
[
employee.last for employee in
self.employee_store.search_by_company(self.company.id)
],
contains("Doe", "last"),
)
assert_that([
employee.id for employee in self.employee_store.search_by_company(
self.company.id)
], contains_inanyorder(employee1.id, employee2.id))
assert_that([
employee.id
for employee in self.employee_store.search_by_company(company2.id)
], contains_inanyorder(employee3.id))
def test_search_by_company(self):
"""
Should be able to retrieve an employee after creating it.
"""
with transaction():
employee1 = Employee(
first="first",
last="last",
company_id=self.company.id,
).create()
employee2 = Employee(
first="Jane",
last="Doe",
company_id=self.company.id,
).create()
company2 = Company(
name="other",
).create()
employee3 = Employee(
first="John",
last="Doe",
company_id=company2.id,
).create()
assert_that(Employee.count(), is_(equal_to(3)))
assert_that(
[employee.last for employee in self.employee_store.search_by_company(self.company.id)],
contains("Doe", "last"),
)
assert_that(
[employee.id for employee in self.employee_store.search_by_company(self.company.id)],
contains_inanyorder(employee1.id, employee2.id)
)
assert_that(
[employee.id for employee in self.employee_store.search_by_company(company2.id)],
contains_inanyorder(employee3.id)
)
def test_search_by_company_kwargs(self):
"""
Should be able to filter searches using kwargs.
"""
with transaction():
employee1 = Employee(
first="first",
last="last",
company_id=self.company.id,
).create()
employee2 = Employee(
first="Jane",
last="Doe",
company_id=self.company.id,
).create()
company2 = Company(
name="other",
).create()
employee3 = Employee(
first="John",
last="Doe",
company_id=company2.id,
).create()
assert_that(Employee.count(), is_(equal_to(3)))
assert_that(
[employee.id for employee in self.employee_store.search(company_id=self.company.id, offset=0, limit=10)],
contains_inanyorder(employee1.id, employee2.id)
)
assert_that(self.employee_store.count(company_id=self.company.id, offset=0, limit=10), is_(equal_to(2)))
assert_that(
[employee.id for employee in self.employee_store.search(company_id=company2.id, offset=0, limit=10)],
contains_inanyorder(employee3.id)
)
assert_that(self.employee_store.count(company_id=company2.id, offset=0, limit=10), is_(equal_to(1)))