def test_it_should_have_a_list_of_possible_stats(self):
'''It should have a list of possible stats that can be calculated'''
stats = StatsPerInstance(writeitinstance=self.writeitinstance)
statistics = stats.get_stats()
self.assertTrue(statistics)
self.assertIn(('Total messages', stats.amount_of_messages), statistics)
def test_it_should_have_a_list_of_possible_stats(self):
"""It should have a list of possible stats that can be calculated"""
stats = StatsPerInstance(writeitinstance=self.writeitinstance)
statistics = stats.get_stats()
self.assertTrue(statistics)
self.assertIn(("Total messages", stats.amount_of_messages), statistics)
def test_instantiate(self):
'''I can instanciate a StatsPerInstance class with or without an instance'''
stats = StatsPerInstance()
self.assertTrue(stats)
stats = StatsPerInstance(writeitinstance=self.writeitinstance)
self.assertTrue(stats)
self.assertEquals(stats.writeitinstance, self.writeitinstance)
def test_stats_public_messages(self):
'''The stats also include the number of public messages'''
stats = StatsPerInstance(writeitinstance=self.writeitinstance)
#it is not explicit but this instance has 2 public messages
self.assertEquals(stats.amount_of_public_messages, 2)
self.assertIn(
('Total public messages', stats.amount_of_public_messages),
stats.get_stats())
def test_private_messages(self):
"""It should bring all the private messages"""
stats = StatsPerInstance(writeitinstance=self.writeitinstance)
self.assertEquals(stats.amount_of_private_messages, 1)
statistics = stats.get_stats()
self.assertTrue(statistics)
self.assertIn(("Total private messages", stats.amount_of_private_messages), statistics)
def test_confirmed_messages(self):
"""Listing the confirmed messages"""
stats = StatsPerInstance(writeitinstance=self.writeitinstance)
# According to the fixtures there are 1 out of 2 confirmed
# public messages in this instance
# There is one private message that we are not taking into account
self.assertEquals(stats.public_confirmed_messages, 1)
statistics = stats.get_stats()
self.assertIn(("Confirmed public messages", stats.public_confirmed_messages), statistics)
def test_private_messages(self):
'''It should bring all the private messages'''
stats = StatsPerInstance(writeitinstance=self.writeitinstance)
self.assertEquals(stats.amount_of_private_messages, 1)
statistics = stats.get_stats()
self.assertTrue(statistics)
self.assertIn(
('Total private messages', stats.amount_of_private_messages),
statistics)
def test_confirmed_messages(self):
'''Listing the confirmed messages'''
stats = StatsPerInstance(writeitinstance=self.writeitinstance)
# According to the fixtures there are 1 out of 2 confirmed
# public messages in this instance
# There is one private message that we are not taking into account
self.assertEquals(stats.public_confirmed_messages, 1)
statistics = stats.get_stats()
self.assertIn(
('Confirmed public messages', stats.public_confirmed_messages),
statistics)
def test_messages_with_answers(self):
"""It should bring the amount of messages that a person has responded to
and are public"""
stats = StatsPerInstance(writeitinstance=self.writeitinstance)
# it is not explicit but comming from the fixtures
# the messages with answers are:
# id: 2, subject: Subject 2
# id: 3, subject: This is private
# And the former should not count as it is not public
self.assertEquals(stats.public_messages_with_answers, 1)
statistics = stats.get_stats()
self.assertIn(("Public messages with answers", stats.public_messages_with_answers), statistics)
def test_messages_with_answers(self):
'''It should bring the amount of messages that a person has responded to
and are public'''
stats = StatsPerInstance(writeitinstance=self.writeitinstance)
# it is not explicit but comming from the fixtures
# the messages with answers are:
# id: 2, subject: Subject 2
# id: 3, subject: This is private
# And the former should not count as it is not public
self.assertEquals(stats.public_messages_with_answers, 1)
statistics = stats.get_stats()
self.assertIn(('Public messages with answers',
stats.public_messages_with_answers), statistics)
def test_calculate_the_amount_of_messages(self):
'''It has a property that brings the amount of messages'''
stats = StatsPerInstance(writeitinstance=self.writeitinstance)
# It is not explicit but this instance has 3 messages
self.assertEquals(stats.amount_of_messages,
self.writeitinstance.message_set.count())
def test_stats_public_messages(self):
"""The stats also include the number of public messages"""
stats = StatsPerInstance(writeitinstance=self.writeitinstance)
# it is not explicit but this instance has 2 public messages
self.assertEquals(stats.amount_of_public_messages, 2)
self.assertIn(("Total public messages", stats.amount_of_public_messages), stats.get_stats())
