def setUp(self):
student_names = ["Bob", "Joe", "Muhammad", "Rosa", "Annie"]
course_names = ["CSC148", "MAT157"]
self.school = School()
for name in student_names:
self.school.create_student(name)
for name in course_names:
self.school.create_course(name)
def get_all_schools():
schools = {}
for line in f:
line = line.split(",")
if str(line[1]).strip() != 'GEN':
name = str(line[0]).strip() + str(line[1]).strip()
else:
name = str(line[0]).strip()
cap = int(line[2])
print name, cap
s = School(name, cap)
schools[s] = s
return schools
def __init__(self):
self.school = School()
self.undo_stack = Stack()
class Interface:
"""The interface class
"""
def __init__(self):
self.school = School()
self.undo_stack = Stack()
def run(self):
"""(Interface) -> NoneType
Runs an infinite loop to gather input from the user, and execute that input.
Input is subsequently stored in self.undo_stack (unless the last command was undo).
Failed commands are noted as such in undo_stack.
"""
while True:
input_tuple = self.get_input()
success = self.execute_input(*input_tuple)
if not input_tuple[0] == 'undo':
if success is False:
self.undo_stack.push(tuple([False]))
elif success is None:
break
else:
self.undo_stack.push(input_tuple)
def get_input(self):
"""(Interface) -> tuple of strings
Prompts the user for input, splits the input, and returns a tuple of the split strings.
Exception: If the user inputs 'create student <name>', a tuple containing ('create student', <name>).
"""
user_input = input('Input command: ')
split_input = [False]
if user_input:
split_input = user_input.split()
if split_input[0] == 'create' and split_input[1] == 'student':
return tuple(['create student', split_input[2]])
else:
return tuple(split_input)
def execute_input(self, command, argument_1=None, argument_2=None):
"""(str, str, str) -> bool
Executes the methods that correspond to a given valid command.
Returns None when the command 'exit' is input.
Prints and error message and returns False if an invalid command is given.
"""
if self.is_valid_command(command):
if command == 'create student':
return self.create_student(argument_1)
elif command == 'enrol':
return self.enrol(argument_1, argument_2)
elif command == 'drop':
return self.drop(argument_1, argument_2)
elif command == 'list-courses':
return self.list_courses(argument_1)
elif command == 'common-courses':
return self.common_courses(argument_1, argument_2)
elif command == 'class-list':
return self.class_list(argument_1)
elif command == 'exit':
return None
elif command == 'undo':
return self.undo_n(argument_1)
else:
print('Unrecognized command!')
return False
def is_valid_command(self, command):
"""(Interface, str) -> bool
Helper method for execute_input. Verifies that a command is valid.
"""
valid_commands = {'create student', 'enrol', 'drop', 'list-courses', 'common-courses', 'class-list', 'exit',
'undo'}
return command in valid_commands
def undo_n(self, n):
"""(Interface, str) -> NoneType
Runs undo n times.
If no n is given, n defaults to 1.
Prints an error message if n is not a positive natural number.
"""
if n is None:
n = 1
try:
n = int(n)
if n >= 1:
for x in range(n):
success = self.undo()
if not success:
break
else:
print('ERROR: %s is not a positive natural number.' % n)
except ValueError:
print('ERROR: %s is not a positive natural number.' % n)
def undo(self):
"""(Interface, int) -> bool
Undoes the last command then returns True.
Prints an error message and returns False if there are no more commands to undo.
"""
undoable_commands = {'create student', 'enrol', 'drop'}
try:
last_command = self.undo_stack.pop()
if last_command[0] and last_command[0] in undoable_commands:
if last_command[0] == 'create student':
self.school.delete_student(last_command[1])
if last_command[0] == 'enrol':
self.drop(*last_command[1:])
if last_command[0] == 'drop':
self.enrol(*last_command[1:])
return True
except IndexError:
print('ERROR: No commands to undo.')
return False
def create_student(self, name):
"""(Interface, str) -> bool
Creates a new Student named name in self.school then returns True.
Prints an error message and returns False if an error is raised.
"""
try:
self.school.create_student(name)
return True
except RegistrationError as e:
e.print_err_msg(name)
return False
def enrol(self, student_name, course_name):
"""(Interface, str, str) -> bool
Enrolls a student in a course then returns True.
Prints an error message and returns False if an error is raised.
"""
try:
self.school.enrol(student_name, course_name)
return True
except RegistrationError as e:
e.print_err_msg(student_name)
return False
def drop(self, student_name, course_name):
"""(Interface, str, str) -> bool
Drops a student from a course then returns True.
Prints an error message and returns False if an error is raised.
"""
try:
self.school.drop_course(student_name, course_name)
return True
except RegistrationError as e:
e.print_err_msg(student_name)
return False
def list_courses(self, student_name):
"""(Interface, str) -> bool
Prints a student's courses then returns True.
Prints an error message and returns False if an error is raised.
"""
try:
courses = self.school.get_course_list(student_name)
print(', '.join(courses))
return True
except RegistrationError as e:
e.print_err_msg(student_name)
return False
def common_courses(self, student_1_name, student_2_name):
"""(Interface, str, str) -> bool
Prints a list of the courses common between two named students then returns True.
Prints an error message and returns False if an error is raised.
"""
try:
course_list = self.school.common_courses(student_1_name, student_2_name)
print(', '.join(course_list))
return True
except RegistrationError as e:
if e.code == 2001:
e.print_err_msg(student_1_name)
elif e.code == 2002:
e.print_err_msg(student_2_name)
elif e.code == 2003:
e.print_err_msg(student_1_name)
e.print_err_msg(student_2_name)
return False
def class_list(self, course_name):
"""(Interface, str) -> bool
Prints a list of all students in a certain course then returns True.
Prints an error message and returns False if an error is raised.
"""
try:
class_list = self.school.get_all_enrolled(course_name)
print(', '.join(class_list))
return True
except RegistrationError as e:
e.print_err_msg(course_name)
return False
class TestSchool(unittest.TestCase):
def setUp(self):
student_names = ["Bob", "Joe", "Muhammad", "Rosa", "Annie"]
course_names = ["CSC148", "MAT157"]
self.school = School()
for name in student_names:
self.school.create_student(name)
for name in course_names:
self.school.create_course(name)
def test_create_student(self):
name = "Bob"
student = Student(name)
self.assertTrue(self.school.students[name], student)
def test_create_student_already_exists(self):
with self.assertRaises(RegistrationError):
self.school.create_student("Bob")
def test_create_course(self):
self.school.create_course("MAT157")
self.assertTrue(self.school.courses["MAT157"], Course("MAT157"))
def test_enrol_and_implicit_create_course(self):
student_name = "Joe"
course_name = "MAT223"
self.school.create_course(course_name)
self.school.enrol(student_name, course_name)
self.assertEqual(self.school.get_all_enrolled(course_name), [student_name])
self.assertEqual(self.school.get_course_list(student_name), [course_name])
def test_normal_enrollment(self):
self.school.enrol("Bob", "CSC148")
self.school.enrol("Joe", "CSC148")
self.school.enrol("Rosa", "CSC148")
self.assertEqual(self.school.get_all_enrolled("CSC148"), ["Bob", "Joe", "Rosa"])
def test_normal_drop(self):
student_m = "Muhammad"
student_2 = "Annie"
course_m = "CSC148"
self.school.enrol(student_m, course_m)
self.school.enrol(student_2, course_m)
self.school.drop_course(student_m, course_m)
self.assertEqual(self.school.get_all_enrolled("CSC148"), ["Annie"])
def test_empty_drop(self):
course_m = "CSC148"
student_m = "Lewis"
with self.assertRaises(RegistrationError):
self.school.drop_course(student_m, course_m)
def test_list_courses(self):
student = "Bob"
self.school.enrol(student, "CSC148")
self.school.enrol(student, "MAT157")
self.assertEqual(self.school.get_course_list(student), ["CSC148", "MAT157"])
def test_error_list_courses(self):
student = "Lewis"
with self.assertRaises(RegistrationError):
self.school.get_course_list(student)
def test_normal_common_courses(self):
student_1 = "Bob"
student_2 = "Rosa"
self.school.enrol("Rosa", "CSC148")
self.school.enrol("Rosa", "MAT157")
self.school.enrol("Bob", "CSC148")
self.assertEqual(self.school.common_courses(student_1, student_2), ["CSC148"])
def test_empty_common_courses(self):
student_1 = "Bob"
student_2 = "Rosa"
self.school.enrol("Rosa", "MAT157")
self.school.enrol("Bob", "CSC148")
self.assertEqual(self.school.common_courses(student_1, student_2), [])
def test_error_common_courses(self):
student_1 = "Bob"
student_2 = "Lewis"
with self.assertRaises(RegistrationError):
self.school.common_courses(student_1, student_2)
def test_class_list(self):
student_1 = "Bob"
student_2 = "Rosa"
self.school.enrol(student_1, "MAT157")
self.school.enrol(student_2, "MAT157")
self.assertEqual(self.school.get_all_enrolled("MAT157"), ["Bob", "Rosa"])
