def test_save_answer():
create_tables()
create_user()
new_question = QuestionModel('My simple title', 'My simple question')
new_question.save(1)
samp_answer = AnswerModel("This is my sample answer")
samp_answer.add_answer(1, 'lazarus')
teardown()
def test_delete():
create_tables()
create_user()
new_question = QuestionModel('My simple title', 'My simple question')
new_question.save(1)
samp_answer = AnswerModel("This is my sample answer")
samp_answer.add_answer(1, 'lazarus')
answer = AnswerModel.find_by_id(1, 1)
assert answer.delete(1) == True
teardown()
def test_json():
create_tables()
create_user()
my_question = QuestionModel('Json title', 'Json description')
my_question.save(1)
question_query = QuestionModel.find_by_id(1)
assert question_query.json() == {
"title": 'Json title',
"description": 'Json description'
}
teardown()
def test_delete():
"""
GIVEN a new question saved
WHEN a new query is passed for deletion
THEN it should return True
"""
create_tables()
create_user()
new_question = QuestionModel('This is a sample title',
'This is a sample description')
new_question.save(1)
question = QuestionModel.find_by_id(1)
assert question.delete() == True
teardown()
def test_question_find_by_description():
"""
Given a new question saved
When a query is called by description
Then a boolean is returned, check if the fields are correct
"""
create_tables()
create_user()
new_question = QuestionModel('This is a sample 1 title',
'This is a sample 1 description')
new_question.save(1)
#It's the first to be stored hence id == 1
question = QuestionModel.find_by_description(
'This is a sample 1 description')
assert question == True
teardown()
def setUp(self):
"""Set up test variables."""
# initialize the test client
self.app = app
self.client = self.app.test_client
# This is the user test json data with a predefined email and password
self.new_user = {
'username': '******',
"email": "*****@*****.**",
'password': '******'
}
with self.app.app_context():
teardown()
def setUp(self):
self.app = app
self.client = app.test_client
self.question = {
"title": "This is title 1",
"description": "This is description 1"
}
self.question1 = {
"title": "This is title 1",
"description": "This is description 2"
}
self.answer = {
"answer": "This is answer 1"
}
self.answer1 = {
"answer": "This is answer 2"
}
with self.app.app_context():
teardown()
def test_question_find_by_id():
"""
Given a new question saved
When a query is called by id
Then a new object should be returned, check if the fields are correct
"""
create_tables()
create_user()
new_question = QuestionModel('This is a sample 1 title',
'This is a sample 1 description')
new_question.save(1)
#It's the first to be stored hence id == 1
question = QuestionModel.find_by_id(1)
assert question.title == 'This is a sample 1 title'
new_question1 = QuestionModel('This is a sample 2 title',
'This is a sample 2 description')
new_question1.save(1)
question1 = QuestionModel.find_by_id(2)
assert question1.title == 'This is a sample 2 title'
teardown()