def importRecord(self, record):
self.log.message('Importing game ' + str(record))
g = Game()
g.connectDB()
# Does the record exist?
found = g.lookupID(record, self.log)
if (len(found) == 0):
# Nothing found, so we import
g.saveDict(record, self.log)
self.imported += 1
elif (len(found) == 1):
record['MatchID'] = found[0]
g.saveDict(record, self.log)
self.imported += 1
else:
# Something(s) found, so we skip
self.processMissingRecord(found, len(found))
return True
def test_game_saveDict():
# Setup
log = Log('test.log')
g = Game()
g.connectDB()
# This should raise an error
with pytest.raises(RuntimeError) as excinfo:
testRecord = "fake player record"
g.saveDict(testRecord, log)
assert 'saveDict requires a dictionary' in str(excinfo.value)
# This should work
sample = {
'MatchTime': (1980, 1, 1, 19, 30, 0, 0, 0, 0),
'MatchTypeID': 21,
'HTeamID': 11,
'HScore': 0,
'ATeamID': 12,
'AScore': 0,
'VenueID': 1,
}
assert g.saveDict(sample, log) is True
assert g.db.warnings() is None
