def test_post_job(self, mock_post):
j = Job(customer=self.customer, id='01', companyIndustry='companyIndustry', startDate=u'1994-10-06',
endDate=u'1994-10-06', companyName='companyName', jobTitle='jobTitle',
isCurrent=True)
j.post()
mock_post.assert_called_with(self.base_url_customer + '/' + self.customer.id + '/jobs',
headers=self.headers_expected,
json=j.attributes)
assert self.customer.base.jobs[0].attributes == j.attributes, (self.customer.base.jobs[0].attributes
,j.attributes)
def test_post_job_create_base(self, mock_post):
c = Customer(node=self.node, default_attributes={}, id='01')
j = Job(customer=c, id='01', companyIndustry='companyIndustry', startDate=u'1994-10-06',
endDate=u'1994-10-06', companyName='companyName', jobTitle='jobTitle',
isCurrent=True)
j.post()
mock_post.assert_called_with(self.base_url_customer + '/' + c.id + '/jobs',
headers=self.headers_expected,
json=j.attributes)
assert c.base.jobs[0].attributes == j.attributes, (c.base.jobs[0].attributes, j.attributes)
def test_create_job_new_c(self):
j = Job(customer=Customer(node=self.node), a='b')
try:
j.post()
except AttributeError as e:
assert "Customer object has no attribute 'id'" in str(e), str(e)