def test_insert_check_default_values(self, connection):
mro.load_database(connection)
table_count = mro.table1.select_count()
table = mro.table1(column1 = 3, column2 = 'Hi!')
table = mro.table1(column1 = 3, column2 = 'Hi!', column3 = 11, created_date = datetime.now().date())
tables = mro.table1.select()
for table in tables:
assert isinstance(table.id, int)
assert table.id != None
assert isinstance(table.created_date, date)
assert table.created_date != None
assert isinstance(table.column1, int)
assert table.column1 != None
assert isinstance(table.column2, str)
assert table.column2 != None
assert table.column3 == None or isinstance(table.column3, int)
table = mro.table3(column3 = 'Hi56!', column4 = '{"data": 1}')
table = mro.table3.select_one("column3 = 'Hi56!'")
assert isinstance(table.column1, str)
assert table.column1 == 'ABC DEF'
assert isinstance(table.column3, str)
assert table.column3 != None
assert isinstance(table.column4, str)
assert table.column4 != None
def test_insert_class_that_has_foreign_references(self, connection):
mro.table1(name = 'Bob')
table = mro.table3(name = 'Bob2')
# test that it's a varchar not a foreign key reference
table.table4s = 'test string'
def test_update_fails_with_no_primary_key(self, connection):
table = mro.table3(value='first')
with pytest.raises(ValueError) as excinfo:
table.value = 'second'
assert excinfo.value.args[0] == "Update needs columns to match to update, is your table missing a prmary key?"
