def tearDown(self): _current_session = None self.testbed.deactivate() allEdges = [] edgeQuery = TagEdge.all() for edge in edgeQuery: allEdges.append(edge.key()) #end for db.delete(allEdges) allTags = [] tagQuery = TagVertex.all() for tag in tagQuery: allTags.append(tag.key()) #end for db.delete(allTags) allUsers = [] userQuery = MyUser.all() for user in userQuery: allUsers.append(user.key()) #end for db.delete(allUsers)
def setUp(self): #check that the db contents really have been deleted tagQuery = TagVertex.all() tags = tagQuery.fetch(100) check.ok_(len(tags) == 0) edgeQuery = TagEdge.all() edges = edgeQuery.fetch(100) check.ok_(len(edges) == 0) userQuery = MyUser.all() users = userQuery.fetch(100) check.ok_(len(users) == 0)
def tearDown(self): allEdges = [] edgeQuery = TagEdge.all() for edge in edgeQuery: allEdges.append(edge.key()) #end for db.delete(allEdges) allTags = [] tagQuery = TagVertex.all() for tag in tagQuery: allTags.append(tag.key()) #end for db.delete(allTags) allUsers = [] userQuery = MyUser.all() for user in userQuery: allUsers.append(user.key()) #end for db.delete(allUsers)
def Test_DAGStructureFromGoogleClasses(self): #first insert all known tags t1 = TagVertex(None, "Tag1") t1.ttlCount = 1 t1.put() t2 = TagVertex(None, "Tag2") t2.ttlCount = 2 t2.put() t3 = TagVertex(None, "Tag3") t3.ttlCount = 3 t3.put() t4 = TagVertex(None, "Tag4") t4.ttlCount = 4 t4.put() t5 = TagVertex(None, "Tag5") t5.ttlCount = 5 t5.put() t6 = TagVertex(None, "Tag6") t6.ttlCount = 6 t6.put() #now make an edge t1.AddEdge(t2, 11) #test what we've done... check.ok_(len(t1.edges) == 1) edgeKey = t1.edges[0] edge = db.get(edgeKey) check.ok_(edge != None) check.ok_(edge.edgeCount == 11) check.ok_(edge.myOwningVertex != None) check.ok_(edge.myOwningVertex.key() == t1.key()) v = edge.myOtherVertex check.ok_(v != None) check.ok_(v.key() == t2.key()) check.ok_(v.ttlCount == 2) check.ok_(t1.HasEdgeToVertex(t2.key()) == True) check.ok_(t1.HasEdgeToVertex(t3.key()) == False) check.ok_(t1.GetEdgeToVertex(t2.key()).myOtherVertex.key() == t2.key()) # check that trying to get a non-existent edge chucks try: t1.GetEdgeToVertex(t3.key()) except Exception: pass except: check.ok_(0==1, "Wrong type of exception thrown.") else: check.ok_(0==1, "Expected exception upchuck; none occurred.") #end try/catch #make the other edges t1.AddEdge(t3, 12) t2.AddEdge(t3, 13) t2.AddEdge(t4, 14) t2.AddEdge(t6, 15) t3.AddEdge(t4, 16) #double add some edges to test all paths #shouldn't happen in the real app but we'll #cover the path anyway... t1.AddEdge(t3, 12) t2.AddEdge(t3, 15) #check.ok_ the structure we've built check.ok_(len(t1.edges) == 2) check.ok_(len(t2.edges) == 3) check.ok_(len(t3.edges) == 1) check.ok_(len(t4.edges) == 0) check.ok_(len(t5.edges) == 0) check.ok_(len(t6.edges) == 0) edge = db.get(t1.edges[0]) check.ok_(edge != None) check.ok_(edge.myOwningVertex.key() == t1.key()) check.ok_(edge.myOtherVertex.key() == t2.key()) check.ok_(edge.edgeCount == 11) edge = db.get(t1.edges[1]) check.ok_(edge != None) check.ok_(edge.myOwningVertex.key() == t1.key()) check.ok_(edge.myOtherVertex.key() == t3.key()) check.ok_(edge.edgeCount == 12) edge = db.get(t2.edges[0]) check.ok_(edge != None) check.ok_(edge.myOwningVertex.key() == t2.key()) check.ok_(edge.myOtherVertex.key() == t3.key()) check.ok_(edge.edgeCount == 13) edge = db.get(t2.edges[1]) check.ok_(edge != None) check.ok_(edge.myOwningVertex.key() == t2.key()) check.ok_(edge.myOtherVertex.key() == t4.key()) check.ok_(edge.edgeCount == 14) edge = db.get(t2.edges[2]) check.ok_(edge != None) check.ok_(edge.myOwningVertex.key() == t2.key()) check.ok_(edge.myOtherVertex.key() == t6.key()) check.ok_(edge.edgeCount == 15) edge = db.get(t3.edges[0]) check.ok_(edge != None) check.ok_(edge.myOwningVertex.key() == t3.key()) check.ok_(edge.myOtherVertex.key() == t4.key()) check.ok_(edge.edgeCount == 16) #test negative query paths check.ok_(t5.HasEdgeToVertex(t1.key()) == False) try: t6.GetEdgeToVertex(t2.key()) except Exception: pass except: check.ok_(0==1, "Wrong type of exception thrown.") else: check.ok_(0==1, "Expected exception upchuck; none occurred.")
def Test_AddMasterTagsToDataStore(self): u1 = MyUser(None, "Bill") u1.put() u2 = MyUser(None, "Ted") u2.put() file = open("E:\\eclipse\\testworkspace\\zardoztestzone\\src\\DeliciousTagExplorer\\UnitTests\\shortTagDag\\shorttaglist.json", "r") dag = TagDAGBuilderClass() dict = dag.StoreMasterTagList(u1, file.read()) file.close() # add an extra vertex to represent the second user's data tv = TagVertex(u2, "wild thing") tv.put() # check that the returned dictionary is complete check.ok_(dict.has_key("28mm") == True) check.ok_(dict.has_key("2mm") == True) check.ok_(dict.has_key("6mm") == True) check.ok_(dict.has_key("accessories") == True) check.ok_(dict.has_key("actionscript") == True) check.ok_(dict.has_key("activities") == True) check.ok_(dict.has_key("d'oh!") == False) check.ok_(dict.has_key("wild thing") == False) #check that the complete set of vertices is correct dict2 = {} alist = dag.GetCompleteVertexSet() for tag in alist: dict2[tag.key().name()] = tag.ttlCount #endfor check.ok_(dict2.has_key("28mm") == True) check.ok_(dict2.has_key("2mm") == True) check.ok_(dict2.has_key("6mm") == True) check.ok_(dict2.has_key("accessories") == True) check.ok_(dict2.has_key("actionscript") == True) check.ok_(dict2.has_key("activities") == True) check.ok_(dict2.has_key("d'oh!") == False) check.ok_(dict2.has_key("wild thing") == True) #check we can get a set of vertices for each user dict3 = {} alist = dag.GetCompleteVertexSetForNamedUser("Bill") for tag in alist: dict3[tag.key().name()] = tag.ttlCount #endfor check.ok_(dict3.has_key("28mm") == True) check.ok_(dict3.has_key("2mm") == True) check.ok_(dict3.has_key("6mm") == True) check.ok_(dict3.has_key("accessories") == True) check.ok_(dict3.has_key("actionscript") == True) check.ok_(dict3.has_key("activities") == True) check.ok_(dict3.has_key("d'oh!") == False) check.ok_(dict3.has_key("wild thing") == False) dict4 = {} alist = dag.GetCompleteVertexSetForNamedUser("Ted") for tag in alist: dict4[tag.key().name()] = tag.ttlCount #endfor check.ok_(dict4.has_key("28mm") == False) check.ok_(dict4.has_key("2mm") == False) check.ok_(dict4.has_key("6mm") == False) check.ok_(dict4.has_key("accessories") == False) check.ok_(dict4.has_key("actionscript") == False) check.ok_(dict4.has_key("activities") == False) check.ok_(dict4.has_key("d'oh!") == False) check.ok_(dict4.has_key("wild thing") == True) testVertexKey = db.Key.from_path("MyUser", "Bill", "TagVertex", "28mm") testVertex = db.get(testVertexKey) check.ok_(testVertex.key().name() == "28mm") check.ok_(testVertex.ttlCount == 62) check.ok_(testVertex.parent().key() == u1.key()) testVertexKey = db.Key.from_path("MyUser", "Bill", "TagVertex", "2mm") testVertex = db.get(testVertexKey) check.ok_(testVertex.key().name() == "2mm") check.ok_(testVertex.ttlCount == 1) testVertexKey = db.Key.from_path("MyUser", "Bill", "TagVertex", "6mm") testVertex = db.get(testVertexKey) check.ok_(testVertex.key().name() == "6mm") check.ok_(testVertex.ttlCount == 29) testVertexKey = db.Key.from_path("MyUser", "Bill", "TagVertex", "accessories") testVertex = db.get(testVertexKey) check.ok_(testVertex.key().name() == "accessories") check.ok_(testVertex.ttlCount == 52) testVertexKey = db.Key.from_path("MyUser", "Bill", "TagVertex", "actionscript") testVertex = db.get(testVertexKey) check.ok_(testVertex.key().name() == "actionscript") check.ok_(testVertex.ttlCount == 1) testVertexKey = db.Key.from_path("MyUser", "Bill", "TagVertex", "activities") testVertex = db.get(testVertexKey) check.ok_(testVertex.key().name() == "activities") check.ok_(testVertex.ttlCount == 3) #try to get an existing tag with the wrong user testVertexKey = db.Key.from_path("MyUser", "Ted", "TagVertex", "activities") testVertex = db.get(testVertexKey) check.ok_(testVertex == None) #try to get a tag that does not exist testVertexKey = db.Key.from_path("MyUser", "Bill", "TagVertex", "d'oh!") testVertex = db.get(testVertexKey) check.ok_(testVertex == None) # test that an empty tag string does not cause an exception dict = dag.StoreMasterTagList(u2, "") check.ok_(len(dict) == 0) s = None dict = dag.StoreMasterTagList(u2, s) check.ok_(len(dict) == 0)
def Test_DAGStructure_VertexEdgeSetQueries(self): #multiple users so we can test this feature u1 = MyUser(user="******", key_name="Bill") u1.put() u2 = MyUser(user="******", key_name="Ted") u2.put() #first insert all known tags t1 = TagVertex(u1, "Tag1") t1.ttlCount = 1 t1.put() t2 = TagVertex(u1, "Tag2") t2.ttlCount = 2 t2.put() t3 = TagVertex(u1, "Tag3") t3.ttlCount = 3 t3.put() t4 = TagVertex(u1, "Tag4") t4.ttlCount = 4 t4.put() t5 = TagVertex(u1, "Tag5") t5.ttlCount = 5 t5.put() t6 = TagVertex(u1, "Tag6") t6.ttlCount = 6 t6.put() t1.AddEdge(t2, 11) t1.AddEdge(t3, 12) t2.AddEdge(t3, 13) t2.AddEdge(t4, 14) t2.AddEdge(t6, 15) t3.AddEdge(t4, 16) #some duplicate tags for the second user #(just noise - the calls here work from vertex references #and so should never see these 'other' tags t22 = TagVertex(u2, "Tag2") t22.ttlCount = 22 t22.put() t33 = TagVertex(u2, "Tag3") t33.ttlCount = 33 t33.put() t44 = TagVertex(u2, "Tag4") t44.ttlCount = 44 t44.put() t22.AddEdge(t33, 13) t22.AddEdge(t44, 14) t33.AddEdge(t44, 16) # test getting the set of outgoing edges myEdges = t2.GetMyEdges() check.ok_(myEdges != None) check.ok_(len(myEdges) == 3) check.ok_(myEdges.has_key("Tag3")) check.ok_(myEdges.has_key("Tag4")) check.ok_(myEdges.has_key("Tag6")) check.ok_(myEdges["Tag3"].edgeCount == 13) check.ok_(myEdges["Tag4"].edgeCount == 14) check.ok_(myEdges["Tag6"].edgeCount == 15) #get the set of connected vertices recorded in a vertex myConectees = t3.GetMyAdjacentVertices() check.ok_(myConectees != None) check.ok_(len(myConectees) == 1) check.ok_(myConectees.has_key("Tag4")) #test getting the set of incoming edges otherConectees = t3.GetAdjacentVerticesRecordedElsewhere() check.ok_(otherConectees != None) check.ok_(len(otherConectees) == 2) check.ok_(otherConectees.has_key("Tag1")) check.ok_(otherConectees.has_key("Tag2")) #get the total set of connected vertices connectees = t3.GetAllAdjacentVertices() check.ok_(connectees != None) check.ok_(len(connectees) == 3) check.ok_(connectees.has_key("Tag1")) check.ok_(connectees.has_key("Tag2")) check.ok_(connectees.has_key("Tag4"))
def Test_DAGStructureMultipleUsers(self): #tags for the first user... u1 = MyUser(user="******", key_name="Bill") u1.put() u2 = MyUser(user="******", key_name="Ted") u2.put() # Bill's tags t1 = TagVertex(parent = u1, key_name="Tag1") t1.ttlCount = 1 t1.put() t2 = TagVertex(parent = u1, key_name="Tag2") t2.ttlCount = 2 t2.put() t3 = TagVertex(parent = u1, key_name="Tag3") t3.ttlCount = 3 t3.put() t4 = TagVertex(parent = u1, key_name="Tag4") t4.ttlCount = 4 t4.put() t5 = TagVertex(parent = u1, key_name="Tag5") t5.ttlCount = 5 t5.put() # Ted's tags tt1 = TagVertex(parent = u2, key_name="Tag1") tt1.ttlCount = 11 tt1.put() tt2 = TagVertex(parent = u2, key_name="Tag2") tt2.ttlCount = 12 tt2.put() tt3 = TagVertex(parent = u2, key_name="Tag3") tt3.ttlCount = 13 tt3.put() tt4 = TagVertex(parent = u2, key_name="Tag4") tt4.ttlCount = 14 tt4.put() tt5 = TagVertex(parent = u2, key_name="Tag5") tt5.ttlCount = 15 tt5.put() #extract Bill's tags q1 = TagVertex.all() q1.ancestor(u1.key()) results = q1.fetch(10) check.ok_(len(results) == 5) for v in results: check.ok_(v.ttlCount > 0 and v.ttlCount < 11) #endfor q2 = TagVertex.all() q2.ancestor(u2.key()) results = q2.fetch(10) check.ok_(len(results) == 5) for v in results: check.ok_(v.ttlCount > 10 and v.ttlCount < 16)