def test_pythonvalue_invalid(self):
instance = builtins.Date()
# negative dates are not supported for datetime.date objects so lets
# hope no-one uses it for now..
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
assert instance.pythonvalue('-2001-10-26')
with pytest.raises(ValueError):
assert instance.pythonvalue('-20000-04-01')
def test_pythonvalue(self):
instance = builtins.Date()
assert instance.pythonvalue('2016-03-04') == datetime.date(2016, 3, 4)
assert instance.pythonvalue('2001-10-26+02:00') == datetime.date(
2001, 10, 26)
assert instance.pythonvalue('2001-10-26Z') == datetime.date(
2001, 10, 26)
assert instance.pythonvalue('2001-10-26+00:00') == datetime.date(
2001, 10, 26)
def test_pythonvalue(self):
instance = builtins.Date()
assert instance.pythonvalue('2016-03-04') == datetime.date(2016, 3, 4)
assert instance.pythonvalue('2001-10-26+02:00') == datetime.date(
2001, 10, 26)
assert instance.pythonvalue('2001-10-26Z') == datetime.date(
2001, 10, 26)
assert instance.pythonvalue('2001-10-26+00:00') == datetime.date(
2001, 10, 26)
# negative dates are not supported for datetime.date objects so lets
# hope no-one uses it for now..
with pytest.raises(Exception):
assert instance.pythonvalue('-2001-10-26')
with pytest.raises(Exception):
assert instance.pythonvalue('-20000-04-01')
def test_xmlvalue(self):
instance = builtins.Date()
value = datetime.datetime(2016, 3, 4)
assert instance.xmlvalue(value) == '2016-03-04'
assert instance.xmlvalue('2016-03-04') == '2016-03-04'
assert instance.xmlvalue('2016-04') == '2016-04'