def reset_option(name, value, user=None):
"""
Removes all definitions of an option and sets its value once again.
Use this function in case of OptionDuplicated error, e.g.
# get value of a global option and make sure it's not duplicated
try:
value = get_option(option_name)
except OptionDuplicated:
reset_option(option_name, default_value)
value = default_value
"""
CustomOption.objects.filter(name=name, user=user).delete()
option = CustomOption(name=name, value=value, user=user)
option.save()
return option
def reset_option(name, value, user=None):
"""
Removes all definitions of an option and sets its value once again.
Use this function in case of OptionDuplicated error, e.g.
# get value of a global option and make sure it's not duplicated
try:
value = get_option(option_name)
except OptionDuplicated:
reset_option(option_name, default_value)
value = default_value
"""
CustomOption.objects.filter(name=name, user=user).delete()
option = CustomOption(name=name, value=value, user=user)
option.save()
return option
def test_unset_option(self):
option = CustomOption(name='opt', value='val')
option.save()
unset_option('opt')
try:
option = CustomOption.objects.get(name='opt', value='val')
except CustomOption.DoesNotExist:
option = None
self.assertEqual(option, None)
option = CustomOption(name='opt', value='val', user=self.user)
option.save()
unset_option('opt', self.user)
try:
option = CustomOption.objects.get(name='opt', value='val',
user=self.user)
except CustomOption.DoesNotExist:
option = None
self.assertEqual(option, None)
