def check_validation(self):
prod = Product()
prod.code = "some01"
try:
prod.save()
except ValueError, e:
pass
def check_validation(self):
prod = Product()
prod.code = "some01"
try:
prod.save()
except ValueError, e:
pass
def check_single_nodeID(self):
prod = Product()
prod.categories = 1
prod.code = ""
try:
prod.save()
finally:
assert prod.categories.IDs() == (1,), "product doesn't cope with single nodeID"
def check_categories_some_more(self):
prod = Product()
prod.code = "some02"
prod.name = "something else"
prod.categories = (1, 2, 3, 4)
prod.save()
self.cur.execute("SELECT nodeID FROM shop_product_node " "WHERE productID=2 " "ORDER by nodeID ")
actual = [int(row[0]) for row in self.cur.fetchall()]
assert actual == [1, 2, 3, 4], "Product doesn't save nodeIDs properly: %s" % str(actual)
# @TODO: do I really need this?
actual = prod.categories.IDs()
assert actual == (1, 2, 3, 4), "Product.categories.IDs() screws up: %s " % str(actual)
## make sure it still works after an update:
assert prod == prod.categories.owner, "what the?"
assert prod.ID == 2, "???"
prod.categories = (1, 2)
assert prod.categories.IDs() == (1, 2)
assert prod.ID == 2, "???"
prod.save()
self.cur.execute("SELECT nodeID FROM shop_product_node " "WHERE productID=2 " "ORDER BY nodeID")
actual = self.cur.fetchall()
assert actual == ((1,), (2,)), "Product doesn't update nodeIDs properly: %s" % str(actual)
assert prod.categories.IDs() == (1, 2), "Product doesn't return nodeIDs properly after an update"
def check_styles(self):
prod = Product()
assert len(prod.styles) == 0, "shouldn't be any styles by default."
style = prod.styles.new()
style.code = "ABC"
prod.styles << style
assert len(prod.styles) == 1, "didn't add style in memory.."
prod = Product()
prod.name = prod.code = "abc"
prod.save()
style = prod.styles.new()
style.code = "xyz"
prod.styles << style
assert len(prod.styles) == 1, "didn't save style to db.."
def check_available(self):
prod = Product()
assert prod.available == 0, "products shouldn't be available by default."
prod.stock = 10
assert prod.available == 10, "available should be stock when nothing on hold"
prod.hold = 5
assert prod.available == 5, "available should be stock - hold"
style = prod.styles.new()
style.stock = 10
style.hold = 5
prod.styles << style
actual = prod.available
assert actual == 10, "available should take styles into account.. (got %s)" % actual
def check_delete(self):
cat = Category()
cat.name = "stuff"
prod = Product()
prod.name = "ASDF"
prod.code = "ASFD"
cat.products << prod
cat.save()
assert len(cat.products) == 1, "got wrong lengths for products"
try:
gotError = 0
cat.delete()
except AssertionError:
gotError = 1
assert gotError, "didn't get error deleting category with products"
def check_available(self):
prod = Product()
assert prod.available == 0, \
"products shouldn't be available by default."
prod.stock = 10
assert prod.available == 10, \
"available should be stock when nothing on hold"
prod.hold = 5
assert prod.available == 5, \
"available should be stock - hold"
style = prod.styles.new()
style.stock = 10
style.hold = 5
prod.styles << style
actual = prod.available
assert actual == 10, \
"available should take styles into account.. (got %s)" % actual
def check_delete(self):
cat = Category()
cat.name = "stuff"
prod = Product()
prod.name = "ASDF"
prod.code = "ASFD"
cat.products << prod
cat.save()
assert len(cat.products)==1, \
"got wrong lengths for products"
try:
gotError=0
cat.delete()
except AssertionError:
gotError=1
assert gotError, \
"didn't get error deleting category with products"
def check_categories_some_more(self):
prod = Product()
prod.code = 'some02'
prod.name = 'something else'
prod.categories = (1, 2, 3, 4)
prod.save()
self.cur.execute("SELECT nodeID FROM shop_product_node "
"WHERE productID=2 "
"ORDER by nodeID ")
actual = [int(row[0]) for row in self.cur.fetchall()]
assert actual == [1,2,3,4], \
"Product doesn't save nodeIDs properly: %s" % str(actual)
#@TODO: do I really need this?
actual = prod.categories.IDs()
assert actual == (1, 2, 3, 4), \
"Product.categories.IDs() screws up: %s " % str(actual)
## make sure it still works after an update:
assert prod == prod.categories.owner, "what the?"
assert prod.ID == 2, "???"
prod.categories = (1, 2)
assert prod.categories.IDs() == (1, 2)
assert prod.ID == 2, "???"
prod.save()
self.cur.execute("SELECT nodeID FROM shop_product_node "
"WHERE productID=2 "
"ORDER BY nodeID")
actual = self.cur.fetchall()
assert actual == ((1,),(2,)), \
"Product doesn't update nodeIDs properly: %s" % str(actual)
assert prod.categories.IDs() == (1, 2), \
"Product doesn't return nodeIDs properly after an update"
def test_get_subtotal(self):
"""
subtotal should always be product price * quantity
"""
det = Detail()
assert det.subtotal == 0, \
"wrong default subtotal: %s" % det.subtotal
prod = Product()
prod.price = '12.00'
det.product = prod
assert det.subtotal == 0, \
"wrong subtotal for 0 quantity: %s" % det.subtotal
det = Detail()
det.quantity = 10
det.product = prod
assert det.subtotal == 120, \
"didn't get correct subtotal with nonzero quantity"
det.quantity = 2
assert det.subtotal == 24, \
"didn't change subtotal when quantity changed.."
def test_get_subtotal(self):
"""
subtotal should always be product price * quantity
"""
det = Detail()
assert det.subtotal == 0, \
"wrong default subtotal: %s" % det.subtotal
prod = Product()
prod.price = '12.00'
det.product = prod
assert det.subtotal == 0, \
"wrong subtotal for 0 quantity: %s" % det.subtotal
det = Detail()
det.quantity = 10
det.product = prod
assert det.subtotal == 120, \
"didn't get correct subtotal with nonzero quantity"
det.quantity = 2
assert det.subtotal == 24, \
"didn't change subtotal when quantity changed.."
def check_single_nodeID(self):
prod = Product()
prod.categories = 1
prod.code = ""
try:
prod.save()
finally:
assert prod.categories.IDs() == (1,), \
"product doesn't cope with single nodeID"
def check_categories(self):
prod = Product()
assert len(prod.categories)==0, \
"categories should be empty list by default"
nodeA = sixthday.Node()
nodeA.name = "abc"
nodeA.save()
nodeB = sixthday.Node()
nodeB.name = "xyz"
nodeB.save()
prod = Product()
prod.code = 'some03'
prod.name = 'something else'
prod.categories = (nodeA.ID, nodeB.ID)
prod.save()
cats = prod.categories
assert cats[0].name == "abc" and cats[1].name == "xyz", \
".categories broke."
def check_categories(self):
prod = Product()
assert len(prod.categories) == 0, "categories should be empty list by default"
nodeA = sixthday.Node()
nodeA.name = "abc"
nodeA.save()
nodeB = sixthday.Node()
nodeB.name = "xyz"
nodeB.save()
prod = Product()
prod.code = "some03"
prod.name = "something else"
prod.categories = (nodeA.ID, nodeB.ID)
prod.save()
cats = prod.categories
assert cats[0].name == "abc" and cats[1].name == "xyz", ".categories broke."
def check_styles(self):
prod = Product()
assert len(prod.styles) == 0, \
"shouldn't be any styles by default."
style = prod.styles.new()
style.code = "ABC"
prod.styles << style
assert len(prod.styles) == 1, \
"didn't add style in memory.."
prod = Product()
prod.name = prod.code = "abc"
prod.save()
style = prod.styles.new()
style.code = "xyz"
prod.styles << style
assert len(prod.styles)==1, \
"didn't save style to db.."
def check_retail(self):
assert isinstance(Product().retail, FixedPoint), \
"retail is wrong type!"
def check_cost(self):
assert isinstance(Product().cost, FixedPoint), \
"cost is wrong type!"
def check_price(self):
assert isinstance(Product().price, FixedPoint), \
"price is wrong type!"