def test_create_task(test_app):
create_task('Get milk')
existing_task = get_tasks()
assert len(get_tasks()) == 1
first_task = existing_task[0]
assert first_task.body == 'Get milk'
assert first_task.done is False
def test_list_tasks(test_app):
# Make sure no tasks exist
assert get_tasks() == []
# Create some tasks
create_task("buy milk")
create_task("buy cookies")
# Make sure we have 2 tasks now
assert len(get_tasks()) == 2
def test_delete_task(test_app):
create_task('Get Milk')
assert len(get_tasks()) == 1
get_milk = get_tasks().pop()
get_milk_id = get_milk.id
delete_task(get_milk_id)
assert len(get_tasks()) == 0
def test_list_tasks(task_body):
n = len(get_tasks())
task = create_task(task_body)
# Make sure we have 1 more task now
assert len(get_tasks()) == n + 1
assert not task.done
finish_task(task.id)
assert task.done
delete_task(task.id)
assert len(get_tasks()) == n
def test_finish_task(test_app):
create_task('Get Milk')
assert len(get_tasks()) == 1
get_milk = get_tasks().pop()
get_milk_id = get_milk.id
finish_task(get_milk_id)
get_milk = get_tasks().pop()
assert get_milk.done is True
def tasks_list():
tasks = get_tasks()
# Render the HTML page located in "templates/application.html"
# Passing tasks as a variable, so it can be used in the template
return render_template("application.html", tasks=tasks)